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abaddon41_80 posted...

I respect that opinion. If you are part of an at-risk group, you should take steps to avoid close contact with other people. You still shouldn't consider this a death sentence if you somehow do become infected. Even among people under 70 with pre-existing conditions, the mortality rate is under 10%. High enough that you should absolutely try to avoid it but still much better odds that you will live if you become infected.

"Survivors" are still dealing with lasting damage. One of my friends still has blood clots in his lungs.

As far as that "levels of isolation" infographic going around is concerned, I'm at Level 1 - only leaving for essentials, and as little as possible. No gatherings, no visits, no lingering.

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~Drewnami~
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