victor809
6 years ago
On a positive note, we had the first case of COVID-19 in Columbia announced yesterday. A 60 year old who caught it from travel.

Well... yesterday we had the first case in columbia. He was released home yesterday for self-quarantine. He died today. So now we no longer have any cases of COVID-19 in columbia.

High-five!
frankj1
6 years ago
ashamed to admit it...I laughed.
8trackdisco
6 years ago

On a positive note, we had the first case of COVID-19 in Columbia announced yesterday. A 60 year old who caught it from travel.

Well... yesterday we had the first case in columbia. He was released home yesterday for self-quarantine. He died today. So now we no longer have any cases of COVID-19 in columbia.

High-five!

victor809 wrote:



Dark.
So proud.
USNGunner
6 years ago
The big three are shutting down for two weeks over this virus. The unions and companies negotiated a phased shutdown then are going dark for 2 weeks.

Stand the **** by.
izonfire
6 years ago
Yep. Schitt's starting to get serious.
Hang in there guys...
clintCigar
6 years ago
I think my good friend in NYC area may have it. Found out yesterday he was sharing a work space with someone who test positive. He has been sleeping all day.
USNGunner
6 years ago

I think my good friend in NYC area may have it. Found out yesterday he was sharing a work space with someone who test positive. He has been sleeping all day.

clintCigar wrote:



Well, if he's been sleeping with a co-worker that had it all day, I'd say that's an odds on favorite. 🤦

Seriously though, I hope it works out ok. 🙏
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago
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BREAKING NEWS: Apparent CURE for COVID-19 Coronavirus discovered. If this ends up being true, and it's looking pretty good so far, it'd be only the second time in world history that a cure has been found for a viral infection (the first was the cure for Hepatitis-C by Gilead some years back).

The best part is, it's a drug that's been in use since 1955 to treat malaria, so all human safety tests and approvals for its use have been in effect for decades, and there are no patents on it. This means it could be widely deployed easily, cheaply and VERY quickly.

Cross your fingers that it pans out guys, but with a remarkable 100% cure rate across 40 patients in a controlled, peer-reviewed study performed by an eminent infectious disease researcher, it's looking damned good!

This was announced on tonight's episode of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on Fox News Channel at the end of the show, and the guy announcing it was an advisor to Stanford Med School, and he sounded very confident that it's the real deal. When he announced it Tucker was momentarily speechless and so was I!

We may all be celebrating soon! 🇨🇮
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izonfire
6 years ago

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BREAKING NEWS: Apparent CURE for COVID-19 Coronavirus discovered. If this ends up being true, and it's looking pretty good so far, it'd be only the second time in world history that a cure has been found for a viral infection (the first was the cure for Hepatitis-C by Gilead some years back).

The best part is, it's a drug that's been in use since 1955 to treat malaria, so all human safety tests and approvals for its use have been in effect for decades, and there are no patents on it. This means it could be widely deployed easily, cheaply and VERY quickly.

Cross your fingers that it pans out guys, but with a remarkable 100% cure rate across 40 patients in a controlled, peer-reviewed study performed by an eminent infectious disease researcher, it's looking damned good!

This was announced on tonight's episode of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on Fox News Channel at the end of the show, and the guy announcing it was an advisor to Stanford Med School, and he sounded very confident that it's the real deal. When he announced it Tucker was momentarily speechless and so was I!

We may all be celebrating soon! 🇨🇮
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Pudding Mittens wrote:


Dammit, I wanna believe this is true Puddin’.
So far, haven’t found anything to support it...
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago

Dammit, I wanna believe this is true Puddin’.
So far, haven’t found anything to support it...

izonfire wrote:


Here is the website about the study that the guest on Tucker Carlson Tonight (the advisor to Stanford Med School) gave out on-air, click the "BREAKING UPDATE" link at the top to read a PDF file with the details:

https://www.covidtrial.io/ 

He confidently and directly stated that this is the second-ever cure for a viral infection in history. He seems quite convinced.

Also I've been reading that Australian researchers have also found great success with decades-old anti-malaria drugs that are already long approved for human use, which ties in with this French study's findings, and reportedly they're planning to offer them to all COVID-19 patients in Australian hospitals as soon as in the next 10 days.

Hope that helps!
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izonfire
6 years ago
Need to see it from a major news source before I celebrate.
Fingers crossed...
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago

Need to see it from a major news source before I celebrate.
Fingers crossed...

izonfire wrote:


Put yourself in their shoes... nobody wants THEIR news corporation to be the one that runs a MASSIVELY important headline that later turns out to be wrong.

Also, if you run the headline now, many people may take the "curve-flattening" isolation measures less seriously, which is not good.

I suspect the news organizations are all holding back, wisely I think, at least for a little bit. This was just announced less than 24 hours ago, after all.

Keep your fingers crossed.
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izonfire
6 years ago

Put yourself in their shoes... nobody wants THEIR news corporation to be the one that runs a MASSIVELY important headline that later turns out to be wrong.

Also, if you run the headline now, many people may take the "curve-flattening" isolation measures less seriously, which is not good.

I suspect the news organizations are all holding back, wisely I think, at least for a little bit. This was just announced less than 24 hours ago, after all.

Keep your fingers crossed.
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Pudding Mittens wrote:


🙏
slo-mo
6 years ago

On my 25th shot of bleach since this schitt started.
Still, can’t find an appreciation for the flavor.

Gonna give it time...

izonfire wrote:



If you don't like the flavor you could always try doing an enema.
victor809
6 years ago

Here is the website about the study that the guest on Tucker Carlson Tonight (the advisor to Stanford Med School) gave out on-air, click the "BREAKING UPDATE" link at the top to read a PDF file with the details:

https://www.covidtrial.io/ 

He confidently and directly stated that this is the second-ever cure for a viral infection in history. He seems quite convinced.

Also I've been reading that Australian researchers have also found great success with decades-old anti-malaria drugs that are already long approved for human use, which ties in with this French study's findings, and reportedly they're planning to offer them to all COVID-19 patients in Australian hospitals as soon as in the next 10 days.

Hope that helps!
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Pudding Mittens wrote:



the data with the malaria drug came out of research in china. I'd take that with a grain of salt or five.
China has never had a great track record on research accuracy. Good results seem to happen when you want them. We had a test being run in China last year. Results came back so good that we couldn't use them. Ridiculous numbers.

Obviously that's just anecdotal. but I'm not going to hold my breath yet
victor809
6 years ago
Dammit. And now we've got another case in Columbia.
Sigh.
We just got done killing the last one. er... I mean... the last one had just suddenly died.
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago
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See this "money shot" quote from page 11 of the PDF I mention above. Note that "post-inclusion" means "after drugs began to be administered":

"At day6 post-inclusion, 100% of patients treated with hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin combination were virologicaly cured comparing with 57.1% in patients treated with hydroxychloroquine only, and 12.5% in the control group (p<0.001)."

Hydroxychloroquine is the antimalarial in use since 1955, and azithromycin is the stuff in common "Z-Pak" 5-day antibiotics (brand name Zithromax). Both are now patent-free (I believe azithromycin lost its patent a few years ago, if I remember right).

Both are in extremely widespread use worldwide and have been for years.

If this remarkable level of performance holds in larger trials, we've seemingly got a cure that requires no safety testing period and can be rolled out worldwide immediately and pennies per dose.

PDF direct URL:

https://www.mediterranee-infection.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Hydroxychloroquine_final_DOI_IJAA.pdf 
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teedubbya
6 years ago
All I will say is there are some hopeful things on the radar and hope isn't a bad thing. But we still need to be careful to not over state some things. This thing is moving at breakneck speed.
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