A friend literally told me he thinks he had it because he was a little tired last Wednesday, and fatigue is one of the symptoms. How is the media miscommunicating this so badly? Where is the histogram of severity?
I enjoy being one of the 2% of Americans who doesn't assume they already had the coronavirus because they had a cough in February
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Thank you Nostradamus. You're ability to predict the past is amazing.
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WHO KNOWS HOW LONG IT'S BEEN AROUND? Oh, we do actually have an idea?
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We're pretty sure it started in Wuhan in November, sheer odds (How many people fly out of Wuhan to the USA?) says late December-mid-January sometime. WA genetic study says ~Jan 7. So use that.
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I do not enjoy being one of the 2% of Americans that feels stronger coronavirus symptoms the more I think and read about it!
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The hardest part about this virus (for those who don’t yet have it) is enduring the repetition of ideas.
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There's no way to know until a serological test is available (the one that detects
#COVID antibodies). I have seen these claims from ppl and it is not safe to assume. Right now, coming out of cold and flu season , but spring and allergies will also cause symptoms. Stay safe ppl.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Don’t forget red eyes and gastric distress - my husband had those too.
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