we still have a clown calling it a scam.
@newworldafro
are these fake deaths? fake hospital stays? fake symptoms?
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@newworldafro
are these fake deaths? fake hospital stays? fake symptoms?
newworldafro
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The fat guy in the OP is fat. He's clearly missing some nutrition in his life.
People catch colds and flus every year.
If your immune system can't stop it like the fat guy, then you take the proper regimen. Its that simple.
I've never said there is no virus or people don't get sick or have died.
The Scamdemic is the reaction:
People catch colds and flus every year.
If your immune system can't stop it like the fat guy, then you take the proper regimen. Its that simple.
I've never said there is no virus or people don't get sick or have died.
The Scamdemic is the reaction:
- Why have you never heard anyone in an official capacity say boost your immune system. Fauci mentioned it 6 months after he was on the scene a few weeks ago....... 6 months?!?! The supplement Dr. Fauci takes to help keep his immune system healthy
- We let these agencies and media tell us hydroxychloroquine doesn't work or unsafe, when there are plenty of global studies that say otherwise
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You didn't hear Trump telling people to boost themselves up by drinking poisons and how he was taking your miracle hydrocrap for the hell of it?
were you in a coma?
you will keep inserting a foot in your mouth because you are disingenuous. your words convict you every time.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
You didn't hear Trump telling people to boost themselves up by drinking poisons and how he was taking your miracle hydrocrap for the hell of it?
were you in a coma?
you will keep inserting a foot in your mouth because you are disingenuous. your words convict you every time.
Show me where hydroxychloroquine is a poison?
- It's a poison if you overdose people, like any other medication. There were studies where they did just that. There's a proper protocol w/ the correct dosage
- Here's the Zelenko Protocol
Trump abandoning the drug is highly unfortunate on the least and disgusting at the worse, but doesn't mean it doesn't work.
I posted the evidence. I didn't make up these studies or these doctors using it. The question you should be asking, why is the info being suppressed or censored or banned?
Influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk Dead Of Coronavirus After Telling Followers It Wasn't Real - E! Online
Influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk Dead Of Coronavirus After Telling Followers It Wasn't Real
Fitness influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk has passed away due to complications related to coronavirus. His ex-wife confirmed his death in a heartbreaking Instagram post.
By Alyssa Morin Oct 17, 2020 2:58 PMTags
Coronavirus has taken another life.
Fitness influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk has passed away at the age of 33 after suffering from complications related to COVID-19. The social media star's ex-wife, Sofia Stuzhuk, with whom he shared three kids, confirmed his death in a detailed Instagram post on Saturday, Oct. 17.
"Yes, we didn't have a good relationship. Yes, there were many problems. But this relationship gave us so much," Sofia shared in Russian, which has been translated to English. "We have lived and experienced so much with you. You were there in sorrow and in joy... I will remain grateful to you for the rest of my life for our three beautiful children."
"We were no longer together, but it hurts me no less," she continued. "I am so sorry... I'm sorry. Thank you for everything, my important person, my main teacher, my guide, the father of my children."
In closing, she wrote, "You are our guardian angel and your love will always protect our angels. How painful it is to realize... Blessed memory of you, Dima Stuzhuk."
Earlier this week, Dmitriy updated his one million followers on his health in an Instagram post.
"CORONAVIRUS "COVID", DAY 8," he began his caption in Russian, which has also been translated to English. "As you all know from stories, I am sick with coronavirus. Today, after returning home, for the first time there was an enthusiasm for at least writing something. I want to share how I got sick and convincingly warn everyone: I also thought that there was no covid... Until I got sick."
The Sun, the fitness influencer contracted COVID-19 during a trip to Turkey and was treated in his native Ukraine.
The social media sensation also touched on this in his Instagram post, writing, "I felt bad on the second day in Turkey. I woke up in the middle of the night because my neck was swollen and it was hard to breathe. At the same time, my stomach ached a little."
"The next day, a cough began to appear, but there was no temperature. There were no particular symptoms of the disease either, so I thought that these could be consequences after playing sports, changing the climate and nutrition, and plus sleeping under air conditioning," he continued. "After returning from Turkey, I immediately went to take various tests, do an ultrasound scan and, just in case, decided to take a COVID test. It turned out to be positive."
Dmitriy explained he took a CT scan, and was later "prescribed treatment and began to insist on hospitalization."
"This is another story, because now there are renovations going on, the hospital is completely filled with people, some of them live in the corridor," he explained. "There is no food, no paper, no cutlery either! Nobody warned me about this."
The fitness guru also described his treatment in detail, sharing, "They gave me an oxygen apparatus for breathing, since I have a low oxygen level (although I think it is considered critical after 90, for me 94-96 it is quite permissible for treatment at home, the doctor in the waiting room told me the same thing)."
He explained that he did end up being treated at home, after feeling it was "more convenient and comfortable."
However, The Sun reports Dmitriy was rushed back to the hospital following his at-home treatments. Sofia said, per the outlet, that her ex-husband was in "grave " condition and "unconscious."
She revealed that the fitness star had problems with his cardiovascular system. "His heart is not coping," she expressed at the time. "His state is extremely grave. No one can do anything with this."
Shortly after, he passed away.
Influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk Dead Of Coronavirus After Telling Followers It Wasn't Real
Fitness influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk has passed away due to complications related to coronavirus. His ex-wife confirmed his death in a heartbreaking Instagram post.
By Alyssa Morin Oct 17, 2020 2:58 PMTags
Coronavirus has taken another life.
Fitness influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk has passed away at the age of 33 after suffering from complications related to COVID-19. The social media star's ex-wife, Sofia Stuzhuk, with whom he shared three kids, confirmed his death in a detailed Instagram post on Saturday, Oct. 17.
"Yes, we didn't have a good relationship. Yes, there were many problems. But this relationship gave us so much," Sofia shared in Russian, which has been translated to English. "We have lived and experienced so much with you. You were there in sorrow and in joy... I will remain grateful to you for the rest of my life for our three beautiful children."
"We were no longer together, but it hurts me no less," she continued. "I am so sorry... I'm sorry. Thank you for everything, my important person, my main teacher, my guide, the father of my children."
In closing, she wrote, "You are our guardian angel and your love will always protect our angels. How painful it is to realize... Blessed memory of you, Dima Stuzhuk."
Earlier this week, Dmitriy updated his one million followers on his health in an Instagram post.
"CORONAVIRUS "COVID", DAY 8," he began his caption in Russian, which has also been translated to English. "As you all know from stories, I am sick with coronavirus. Today, after returning home, for the first time there was an enthusiasm for at least writing something. I want to share how I got sick and convincingly warn everyone: I also thought that there was no covid... Until I got sick."
The Sun, the fitness influencer contracted COVID-19 during a trip to Turkey and was treated in his native Ukraine.
The social media sensation also touched on this in his Instagram post, writing, "I felt bad on the second day in Turkey. I woke up in the middle of the night because my neck was swollen and it was hard to breathe. At the same time, my stomach ached a little."
"The next day, a cough began to appear, but there was no temperature. There were no particular symptoms of the disease either, so I thought that these could be consequences after playing sports, changing the climate and nutrition, and plus sleeping under air conditioning," he continued. "After returning from Turkey, I immediately went to take various tests, do an ultrasound scan and, just in case, decided to take a COVID test. It turned out to be positive."
Dmitriy explained he took a CT scan, and was later "prescribed treatment and began to insist on hospitalization."
"This is another story, because now there are renovations going on, the hospital is completely filled with people, some of them live in the corridor," he explained. "There is no food, no paper, no cutlery either! Nobody warned me about this."
The fitness guru also described his treatment in detail, sharing, "They gave me an oxygen apparatus for breathing, since I have a low oxygen level (although I think it is considered critical after 90, for me 94-96 it is quite permissible for treatment at home, the doctor in the waiting room told me the same thing)."
He explained that he did end up being treated at home, after feeling it was "more convenient and comfortable."
However, The Sun reports Dmitriy was rushed back to the hospital following his at-home treatments. Sofia said, per the outlet, that her ex-husband was in "grave " condition and "unconscious."
She revealed that the fitness star had problems with his cardiovascular system. "His heart is not coping," she expressed at the time. "His state is extremely grave. No one can do anything with this."
Shortly after, he passed away.
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dosage jabroni ... ask the right questions ...
almost everything is a poison .. if you take enough (or the wrong amount of it) of it .
even water ...
"Biologically speaking, any substance, if given in large enough amounts, is poisonous and can cause death. For instance, several kilograms worth of water would constitute a lethal dose. Many substances used as medications—such as fentanyl—have an LD50 only one order of magnitude greater than the ED50. An alternative classification distinguishes between lethal substances that provide a therapeutic value and those that do not."
Poison - Wikipedia
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And yet still I have around me people trying to suggest that corona is not "real" ..
This winter will help them with their delusions ...
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Keep fighting the good fight and this leftist fraud virus.
You know, the one that's killing me right now
xXMASHERXx
Superstar
Play stupid games
https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article247511390.html
Comedian began chronicling his COVID-19 ‘journey’ online. He died two days later
BY DON SWEENEY
NOVEMBER 30, 2020 01:24 PM,
UPDATED DECEMBER 01, 2020 02:38 PM
Duration 2:56
ICU nurse shares the stresses of rising waves of COVID-19 pandemic
Kari Ferrera, RN, an intensive care unit (ICU) nurse at St. Luke's Meridian, explains how she and her staff deal with the stress of caring for COVID-19 patients during the pandemic. BY DARIN OSWALD
Joe Luna, an East L.A. comedian who called himself Joe El Cholo onstage, just wanted his friends and family to understand the dangers of COVID-19.
“When I would hear people talk about what COVID did to them, I always thought to myself, man, you know what, I doubted it was that bad,” he says in a 35-minute video posted Nov. 21 to his Instagram, revealing his own ongoing battle with the coronavirus.
“I’ll tell you guys right now, I’ve been put in a fight,” Luna says in the video, which he intended to be the first in a series chronicling his journey with the illness. “I’ve been fighting for my life.”
Two days later, he died at age 38 in a Los Angeles hospital after his condition worsened, KTTV reported.
“It was like his lungs were hurting more than we all felt before,” said his son, Jose Talavera, who also tested positive for COVID-19, according to the station.
Luna admitted in his Instagram video that his risk factors for the virus were serious.
“Not only did I test positive for COVID, I have pneumonia,” he said. “I’m a double amputee and I’m a diabetic, so I’m dealing with a lot.”
“This COVID shyt is no joke,” Luna continued, talking about his repeat hospitalizations. “Everything just got to me. It was just horrible.”
In the video, Luna said he suspected he caught COVID-19 from visiting his mother-in-law, who didn’t realize she had coronavirus, not from performing as a comedian or going out.
Luna said he saw many people not wearing face masks around Los Angeles.
“Are we that irresponsible not to even care about our kids, our grandma and grandpa?” Luna said.
At one point, Luna’s mother interrupted the video with a call about a friend’s upcoming birthday.
“He invited me to his birthday party,” Luna replied. “I don’t think that’s a good idea.”
DECEMBER 01, 2020 2:19 PM
Luna said in the video that he wanted to document his coronavirus journey for his family, several of whom also have had COVID-19, and his fans.
“I’m going to show you guys my journey through my good and bad times because it’s all about showing my people out there, if you think that COVID is a joke, if you think this won’t be you...then trust me, it hits everybody differently,” Luna said.
Choking up at times, the comedian talked candidly about his fears for himself and his family, financial pressures and other challenges of fighting the illness.
“It’s very scary, guys, you know, out there,” Luna says. “Take care of yourselves. Wear your mask. It doesn’t make you look stupid if you wear your mask. If anything, it makes you look concerned. It makes you know that, ‘hey, I’m not trying to go through that.’”
A “mask mandatory” open viewing and comedy show will be held for Luna from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday outside a Los Angeles funeral home, a post on his Instagram says.
“For his funeral, he doesn’t want anyone crying so we’re going to put together a show because that’s what he would have wanted. He wanted people to be laughing and having fun,” Talavera said, KTTV reported.
More than 63 million cases of the COVID-19 virus have been confirmed worldwide with more than 1.4 million deaths as of Nov. 30, according to Johns Hopkins University. The United States has more than 13 million confirmed cases with more than 267,000 deaths.
Comedian began chronicling his COVID-19 ‘journey’ online. He died two days later
BY DON SWEENEY
NOVEMBER 30, 2020 01:24 PM,
UPDATED DECEMBER 01, 2020 02:38 PM
Duration 2:56
ICU nurse shares the stresses of rising waves of COVID-19 pandemic
Kari Ferrera, RN, an intensive care unit (ICU) nurse at St. Luke's Meridian, explains how she and her staff deal with the stress of caring for COVID-19 patients during the pandemic. BY DARIN OSWALD
Joe Luna, an East L.A. comedian who called himself Joe El Cholo onstage, just wanted his friends and family to understand the dangers of COVID-19.
“When I would hear people talk about what COVID did to them, I always thought to myself, man, you know what, I doubted it was that bad,” he says in a 35-minute video posted Nov. 21 to his Instagram, revealing his own ongoing battle with the coronavirus.
“I’ll tell you guys right now, I’ve been put in a fight,” Luna says in the video, which he intended to be the first in a series chronicling his journey with the illness. “I’ve been fighting for my life.”
Two days later, he died at age 38 in a Los Angeles hospital after his condition worsened, KTTV reported.
“It was like his lungs were hurting more than we all felt before,” said his son, Jose Talavera, who also tested positive for COVID-19, according to the station.
Luna admitted in his Instagram video that his risk factors for the virus were serious.
“Not only did I test positive for COVID, I have pneumonia,” he said. “I’m a double amputee and I’m a diabetic, so I’m dealing with a lot.”
“This COVID shyt is no joke,” Luna continued, talking about his repeat hospitalizations. “Everything just got to me. It was just horrible.”
In the video, Luna said he suspected he caught COVID-19 from visiting his mother-in-law, who didn’t realize she had coronavirus, not from performing as a comedian or going out.
Luna said he saw many people not wearing face masks around Los Angeles.
“Are we that irresponsible not to even care about our kids, our grandma and grandpa?” Luna said.
At one point, Luna’s mother interrupted the video with a call about a friend’s upcoming birthday.
“He invited me to his birthday party,” Luna replied. “I don’t think that’s a good idea.”
DECEMBER 01, 2020 2:19 PM
Luna said in the video that he wanted to document his coronavirus journey for his family, several of whom also have had COVID-19, and his fans.
“I’m going to show you guys my journey through my good and bad times because it’s all about showing my people out there, if you think that COVID is a joke, if you think this won’t be you...then trust me, it hits everybody differently,” Luna said.
Choking up at times, the comedian talked candidly about his fears for himself and his family, financial pressures and other challenges of fighting the illness.
“It’s very scary, guys, you know, out there,” Luna says. “Take care of yourselves. Wear your mask. It doesn’t make you look stupid if you wear your mask. If anything, it makes you look concerned. It makes you know that, ‘hey, I’m not trying to go through that.’”
A “mask mandatory” open viewing and comedy show will be held for Luna from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday outside a Los Angeles funeral home, a post on his Instagram says.
“For his funeral, he doesn’t want anyone crying so we’re going to put together a show because that’s what he would have wanted. He wanted people to be laughing and having fun,” Talavera said, KTTV reported.
More than 63 million cases of the COVID-19 virus have been confirmed worldwide with more than 1.4 million deaths as of Nov. 30, according to Johns Hopkins University. The United States has more than 13 million confirmed cases with more than 267,000 deaths.
These stories make my morning.Former Nashville councilman Tony Tenpenny dies of COVID-19 complications
Former Nashville councilman Tony Tenpenny dies from COVID-19 complications
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Nashville Tennessean
Former Nashville Council Member Tony Tenpenny has died due to complications from COVID-19, Vice Mayor Jim Shulman confirmed Sunday.
Tenpenny was hospitalized for more than a month at one of the St. Thomas hospitals and was placed on a ventilator earlier in September. He died overnight, Shulman said on Sunday afternoon.
"I am always saddened when I learn of the death of a former elected official," Shulman said in a statement. "My thoughts and prayers are with his family as they face this loss."
Tenpenny, who served on the Metro Council between 2011-2015, was a conservative member of the city's governing body and represented District 16. He unsuccessfully ran for reelection last year.
He and his wife, Robbie Tenpenny are the owners and directors of Lee House-Nashville Recovery Residences, the website for the business states.
"It is with a very heavy heart that I let you all know, Tony passed away yesterday. Please pray for me, our son Ira and family as we process this tragic loss," Robbie Tenpenny said in a Sunday post on Facebook.
Nashville Mayor John Cooper expressed his sympathies for Tenpenny's family.
"I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former councilman Tony Tenpenny. I send my condolences to his wife, Robbie, their son Ira and the rest of the Tenpenny family," Cooper said Sunday in a Twitter post.
In the months before his death, Tony Tenpenny shared social media posts calling into question the veracity of the ongoing global pandemic and the government's response.
Davidson County Juvenile Court Clerk Lonnell Matthews Jr., who served on the council with Tenpenny, shared his condolences Sunday in a Twitter post.
"I'm saddened by this news. Tony and I very seldom voted with each other but we respected each other. Prayers and condolences go out to the Tenpenny family. We have to continue to take COVID seriously until herd immunity is achieved," Matthews said.
Tenpenny graduated from Glencliff High School in 1981 and previously worked at Crown Ford and for US Airways.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
Karma is beautiful
