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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your kid had it this spring/summer, then you should realize it’s NBD. 
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If your loved one died, or you developed a long term complication, or you lost your job for taking too many sick days, then you should realize it isn't NBD.  Or, also, if you have a brain in your head to realize that just because something was OK for you your experience isn't universal.

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Exactly.  We has a relative die last spring.  My Covid has lasted weeks. It is a big deal.  [/quote]

It can be. Most often it’s not. Just how it is. [/quote]

After (literally) the seventh or eighth condolences, flowers, cards, funeral arrangement, etc. and at least two were co-workers younger than I am, not to mention the brain / organ / tissue damage associated with mild covid; I find it insulting that you trivialize covid health effects.[/quote]

Age, race, vax/booster status, weight, overall health, and geographic area/access to good healthcare play a significant role in covid death rates—particularly in 2022, per the data.

I personally knew several people who died from covid in 2020 and 2021. I don’t know any who died in 2022. All were north of 50.

I know a lot of 70+ seniors who navigated covid in 2022 without issue. [/quote]

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