I never hear about people I know dying with the virus all I hear about is young people topping themselves because of the lock down...any figures to back this up ? .....
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My ex-neighbour, who now lives 100 yards away died in March.
He was 79, slim and wiry, being an outdoor, country person, never smoked or ate junk food. Had a heart attack without warning. I don't think C19 was involved.
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My neighbour 3 doors down died of Covid-19. Aged 74, and previously quite healthy as far as I could see. A lovely guy.
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It can be, several people I knew vaguely, one ran a pub, had the virus, felt better died of an irregular heartbeat two days later. It is apparently a known issue with the virus. Also Bame people are being hit harder than the Europeans, which is still not fully understood. Brian
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Won't be long before you get it.
Have you made a will.
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I have. I had a life-threatening operation last summer, and I made a will, two POAs, and a declaration about how I wanted to be medically treated.
How about you?
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I think many young people aren't finding the lockdown too difficult, as long as the internet doesn't break.
Older people who are more used to social contact, but may live on their own, may find it harder to cope.
Owain
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I have. I had a life-threatening operation last summer, and I made a will, two POAs, and a declaration about how I wanted to be medically treated.
How about you?
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What was the operation. ? Operation paying for a round of drinks. ?
Operation to have You're wallet removed. ?
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Could be blood clots from COVID.
Cytokine storm and drowning in pink fluid in the lungs, is not the only death mechanism.
Perfectly healthy, slim, wiry people will drop dead, if they develop blood clots from COVID.
One hospital is putting their ICU patients on "a little TPA", as a preventative measure. TPA being a clot buster.
Young people get "COVID toes", which is clots blocking blood flow in capillaries in the toes.
The clots are not the "normal consistency" of blood clots, which is why this is more dangerous than normal. The ASA 81mg the doctor gave you, because of your preexisting condition, likely does *nothing* to stop these. If a part of you is "turning blue" and yet your lungs are working, call an ambulance. The clot is thick enough, they have to use the (dangerous!) TPA on it.
Paul
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No I'm very happy with lockdown. Long may it continue.
Bill
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You're 100 yards from the cemetery?
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Are you a doctor.
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Won't be long before you will be in the cemetary.
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what is a 'cemetary'?
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Obviously, he meant seminary. I'm surprised to see you picking up someone on their spelling.
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Spelling and typing are two different skills
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Everyone will be in the cemetary, or adding to 'global warming' at some point.
Unlike most other people, I have problem with this, and I have no intention of bothering the NHS. Shit happens.
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Dixons Carphone Currys are doing well selling replacement laptops and tablets after the frustrated owners had thrown them at the wall.
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"Outside the cemetery, a harassed cobbler, and an embarrassed pedlar..."