COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

JLova

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Lol @ people being so desperate for da interaction with other humans (including some in this thread) that they're in a hurry for things to reopen even at da risk of da personal safety of themselves and that of others. Personal safety be damned. Pathetic.

uh, it's about boing back to work and making money.
 

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They need to pump way more blood in their system...and covid limits that....


Obese is definitely a "risk"
Obesity may be a risk but it's not related to why he died. The guy died of pneumonia.
But the virus puts him at risk for pneumonia and ARDS, we have multiple first accounts saying the obese are being hit hard
at age 24 with no diagnosed health conditions? There's other people who weren't fat and were healthy that have died from this. What about them? Did they get put at risk by obesity they didn't have? Anybody can get it from this. There's no telling how your body will react to it until it happens.
 

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Obesity may be a risk but it's not related to why he died. The guy died of pneumonia.

at age 24 with no diagnosed health conditions? There's other people who weren't fat and were healthy that have died from this. What about them? Did they get put at risk by obesity they didn't have? Anybody can get it from this. There's no telling how your body will react to it until it happens.

Okay breh, when this all pans out I'd bet my life savings the rates of complications and death are higher in obese individuals. I'll be sure to @ you
 

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C’mon OP


https://www.theridgefieldpress.com/...erfectly-healthy-Norwalk-trainer-15196441.php


NORWALK — A 30-year-old personal trainer whose sister says he was “perfectly healthy” has become one of the state’s youngest to die after contracting the coronavirus.

Dan Spano, whose family said he had no underlying conditions, died Saturday at Norwalk Hospital.

Spano, a Norwalk resident who graduated Ridgefield High School in 2008, is among the youngest Connecticut residents to die from the virus. According to state public health information, a person in their 20s died after contracting COVID-19 and an autopsy revealed earlier this month that a 6-week-old Hartford newborn tested positive for the coronavirus. The exact cause of the baby’s death is still being investigated.

Spano began feeling sick on March 24, according to his older sister, Melissa Castiglia. Spano first had a fever and then developed a cough, his sister said.
 
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