07-28-2021, 01:19 PM
(07-28-2021, 01:11 PM)TJ528 Wrote: Both of my parents spent a week each in the hospital in December. Here we are in almost 8 months later and both are still having COVID related symptoms. My dad was one of those people who didn't believe in wearing a mask prior to his hospitalization. When I talked to him on the phone, he told me, "Son don't play with this virus. It's nasty and will kill you" because he felt like he was dying. They both have suffered cognitive and breathing issues since being released from the hospital.
I guess technically when they pass we can say they passed of COVID because they have symptoms from having COVID.
Not getting arguing with you because i agree I'm sure there are some skewed statistics but this whole virus and the way people are with it I'm just over it.
And that makes perfect sense, but if you die of cancer, kidney failure, liver failure or other things you had, that were killing you prior to contracting covid, it's hard to see how that's a covid death realistically. Seems like "natural causes" has become a thing of the past as well.
