Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

[KBLovedDisney]

FYI, my family and I tested positive for the antibody. We had the virus first week of Feb. IT was a bad cold. I ended up with bronchitis for a month. not discounting the cold, discounting the alarmist media tack that said that 5-6% were dying. never stating that 90% were over 80 years old, obese, or had immune issues.

I'm sorry you went through that.

My concerns lie on people walking around with it, but are asymptomatic and pass it on to others who may also be asymptomatic but sadly later give it to someone who is in that zone of susceptibility.

I could be walking around with it, not knowing and not taking precaution and unfortunately come into contact with someone more susceptible and they get sick and die.

 

[rle4lunch]

I'm sorry you went through that.

My concerns lie on people walking around with it, but are asymptomatic and pass it on to others who may also be asymptomatic but sadly later give it to someone who is in that zone of susceptibility.

I could be walking around with it, not knowing and not taking precaution and unfortunately come into contact with someone more susceptible and they get sick and die.

Exactly. Which is why masks, gloves, PPE, 6ft distances, etc, won't work longterm. The problem with the virus is that its here to stay, so the quicker it gets into the mainstream flow of all the other viruses that we encounter yearly, the better it will be. The overreaction to this is appalling.

As long as there are medicines that will shorten, lighten, alleviate symptoms in the regular supply chain, there really is no reason for a vaccine.

 

[ImperfectPixie]

As long as there are medicines that will shorten, lighten, alleviate symptoms in the regular supply chain, there really is no reason for a vaccine.

The problem is that they haven't found any yet. Everything is still in study phases. How we deal with the virus has not changed since the beginning of March.

 

[imsosarah]

Just for all you nutcase alarmists, your precious CDC just adjusted the covid death rate to .4% lemme say that again. .4% This was the number i was told months ago locally in California, and ya'll lambasted me. lol.

Just to be clear that is still 1.4 million people that would die in the US alone...

 

[xdan0920]

Just to be clear that is still 1.4 million people that would die in the US alone...

No it’s not.

 

[wdisney9000]

Are The Test Numbers Right? Georgia, Florida And The Deadly Trend Of Science Suppression

Are The Test Numbers Right? Georgia, Florida And The Deadly Trend Of Science Suppression

As some states are accused of sharing inaccurate coronavirus testing data with the public, it’s hard not to question if the errors are intentional.

www.forbes.com

Are you reading any of these articles you keep posting? Or are you just scrambling on Google search? This article is basically the authors opinion of the situation. The author is worried that data to reopen is being manipulated and the science is being suppressed. That's rich, considering that anytime a person here has claimed that data for new cases, death count, transmissibility, etc is being manipulated, they are labelled conspiracy theorist, science denier, or myriad of other ridiculous titles.


Let me give you a tip. If the title of an article is a question, the answer is usually "no".

 

[DisneyDebRob]

Disnet food blog just posted the line to get into World of Disney. Hope they enjoyed themselves, I really do. No way I could do it though. The line goes to rainforest cafe.

 

[KBLovedDisney]

Exactly. Which is why masks, gloves, PPE, 6ft distances, etc, won't work longterm. The problem with the virus is that its here to stay, so the quicker it gets into the mainstream flow of all the other viruses that we encounter yearly, the better it will be. The overreaction to this is appalling.

As long as there are medicines that will shorten, lighten, alleviate symptoms in the regular supply chain, there really is no reason for a vaccine.

Um...no.

That is not what I meant with my post.

 

[BaconPancakes]

Probably 90% of them are vloggers...

 

[MisterPenguin]

Probably 90% of them are vloggers...

Just how many vloggers do you think there are?

 

[KBLovedDisney]

100,000 people (not numbers, people) have already died here in America, not including other countries. Mainstreaming may kill that and more. The virus is a contact virus, droplets. Items you touch in a grocery store, gas pumps at gas stations, that coffee cup you got from the worker at McDonald's could contain a touch of the virus.

 

[Andrew C]

Just how many vloggers do you think there are?

Resortv1. Tim tracker. And Michael Kay...so 3.

 

[BaconPancakes]

Just how many vloggers do you think there are?

Lol just being facetious. It seemed like DS and CW were swarmed with vloggers on day one and after that it was a ghost town.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

I can't remember, but what (if anything) can you only get at World of Disney in person vs. Shop Disney online?

I don't see the point in rushing into that store on Day 1 except to report to your vlog viewers.

 

[Patcheslee]

Exactly. Which is why masks, gloves, PPE, 6ft distances, etc, won't work longterm. The problem with the virus is that its here to stay, so the quicker it gets into the mainstream flow of all the other viruses that we encounter yearly, the better it will be. The overreaction to this is appalling.

As long as there are medicines that will shorten, lighten, alleviate symptoms in the regular supply chain, there really is no reason for a vaccine.

Tamiflu anyone?

 

[BaconPancakes]

Resortv1. Tim tracker. And Michael Kay...so 3.

I don’t think the Trackers are covering it right now. He was only there on the day before DS opened. I think they are trying to avoid the corona exposure.

 

[Andrew C]

I don’t think the Trackers are covering it right now. He was only there on the day before DS opened. I think they are trying to avoid the corona exposure.

So. 2.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Lol just being facetious. It seemed like DS and CW were swarmed with vloggers on day one and after that it was a ghost town.

That's my usual response to those who aren't being facetious.

 

[BaconPancakes]

So. 2.

You’d be surprised how many people call themselves a vlogger these days in Orlando. There’s WAY more than 3...

 

[rle4lunch]

Tamiflu anyone?

tamiflu shortens symptoms by 24 hours. 1 day. my son was administered tamiflu during a trip to wdw at the local ER. But the damage was already done, he'd been at disney for 5 days, touching everything. who knows how many he infected.