6 Answers
So far, so good. I do what the experts tell us to do. By experts, I mean those with expertise in the field of medicine and global viruses. Same ol' same ol' that we've been hearing for over a year now, which has been proven to keep the numbers down.
Wear a mask, no social gatherings, out for necessities only, wash hands.
Boring as it is, I will continue to follow the protocols since I believe I could easily be a-symptomatic. I never get a flu shot and I never get the flu. This time though, I'm even scheduled to get "THE SHOT".....because I am listening.
3 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
Vitamin D is not on anybody's agenda in Aussie JH,we have our government to thank for our low Death figures of covid..we have only 909 deaths in Aussie,and 800 of those were in the state of Victoria,,who stupidly did not control it,,as we are an island of 25 million people.our federal government closed the borders of Aussie when we first heard of Covid..we have been very lucky to be an island and a forward thinking Government..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..
3 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
I wouldn't call it a trick. For years I've been taking a 50,000 mg prescription Vitamin D pill per week. Also, using common sense by wearing a mask ((DUHHHH?) and avoiding crowds.
3 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
No trick. We all caught it a year ago. We followed the proper CDC guidelines. We were considered essential workers, so we would go to work, then come home. Wore our masks the only other thing was church on Sunday. Mask, social distancing were a must. I came down with it Dec 20th. Cathie and Bailey left immediately to her mom's house which she had passed away months earlier. Cathie came down with it Dec 24th and Bailey the next day. Great Christmas..... What we did: stay active. Keep moving, but sleep when you need to. We hit the immune system builders hard and the vitamin C,D, Zinc. We never really had a problem the biggest thing was it took 3+ weeks to get over it. For me it was almost 5 weeks of isolation. Not seeing anyone. Most of our friends have had it since then. One is going through it right now. We don't personally know anyone that has died from it but have heard of a friends sister, our financial consultants golf partner. But that's about it. OH and we don't know where I got it from!! Nobody at work had it, nobody at church had it. I don't have a clue.
2 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Luck. I wash and take vit D and eat right, et. I’m vaccinated and boostered. My son (who lives with me) tested positive as did his wife (now preggers) but shook it feir quickly. I never tested positive
2 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Back to covid 19 I think the best way to avoid that is, keeping your distance from everyone, wear a mask, and wash your hands everytime you touch something that someone else has touched. Treat everyone as. If they have the virus. We have have the first vaccine, having the second dose later this month. Good luck keep safe.
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