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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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Andrew C
You know what's funny?
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Shut it down! Shut it all down again!!!!
GimpYancIent
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I specifically said it wasn’t good…
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
"Cut it out" - Joey Gladstone
Got ya !
Not gaslit just didn’t understand what you where saying.
I won’t be disappointed by restrictions.
I’ll just take a trip somewhere they are not being mandated until they are dropped.
Tony the Tigger
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And I was not there.
My business has required masks all along and we are doing record-setting business every week.
Figgy1
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hopemax
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It's raw numbers, and the 7-day average hasn't quite gone over yet. Read the side. Peak week in January were 1,158 new admissions per day; FL is sitting at 1139. I know few wanted to believe hospitalizations could get worse than winter, but there were still a LOT of people who didn't have immunity (vax or natural). Imagine where hospitals would be if we didn't have vaccines.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I prefer to imagine where we would be if more people got vaccinated...
This can’t be overstated.
StarWarsGirl
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A study shows that 1 in 4 Covid patients tends to be a long hauler. So odds are if you know someone who got Covid, there's a 25% chance of them being a long hauler.
Studies show long-haul COVID-19 afflicts 1 in 4 COVID-19 patients, regardless of severity
<p>People who catch COVID-19 have at least a one in four chance of developing long-haul COVID with symptoms lasting months, even if they have very mild cases, are young and are in excellent health, new studies show.</p>
health.ucdavis.edu
DisneyFan32
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hopemax
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And compared to all the other percentages surrounding COVID-19, the ones regarding incidents of long covid are the largest ones we've seen. Minimizing them is to our peril.A study shows that 1 in 4 Covid patients tends to be a long hauler. So odds are if you know someone who got Covid, there's a 25% chance of them being a long hauler.
Studies show long-haul COVID-19 afflicts 1 in 4 COVID-19 patients, regardless of severity
<p>People who catch COVID-19 have at least a one in four chance of developing long-haul COVID with symptoms lasting months, even if they have very mild cases, are young and are in excellent health, new studies show.</p>
KrzyKtty
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I can guarantee you SC will be safe for you then LOL. We got beaches, Charleston, and really big hills that locals like to call mountains up in the north of the state
.So has mine.
So what?
If you owned a gym or a restaurant you would be singing a different tune.
Alas we all can’t be as special as you.
Thank you for gracing us with your presence.
Yeah they are counting people who’s symptoms lasted months.A study shows that 1 in 4 Covid patients tends to be a long hauler. So odds are if you know someone who got Covid, there's a 25% chance of them being a long hauler.
Studies show long-haul COVID-19 afflicts 1 in 4 COVID-19 patients, regardless of severity
<p>People who catch COVID-19 have at least a one in four chance of developing long-haul COVID with symptoms lasting months, even if they have very mild cases, are young and are in excellent health, new studies show.</p>
Long covid to me would be symptoms lasting more than 1 year.
CarolinaSoprano
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This announcement today was very broad and not very confident and forceful like in the past. I'm wondering if most states and businesses will just quietly ignore this 'recommendation' and go about as business as usual. Stores like Publix for example had a company wide policy in the beginning in regards to masks and protocols. So now each Publix will have its own policy based on their location? What if a store is yellow one week but red the next? This vague announcement is going to make it difficult to decide what new policies should go into effect and even more problematic how to enforce it when certain areas are doing one thing and other areas another. Many more people this time will not be so respondent to this 'going backwards' Will be interesting to see how many states/counties/ businesses respond to this.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I would also like a breakdown of which symptoms in particular made up most of the long-haul symptoms. Well, really, not necessary. No one is going to use this info to change our path anyways...
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