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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts
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To: kimberley who wrote (9288)4/19/2020 12:41:49 PM
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Would people have any way to measure they were not getting enough O2 besides one of those finger pulse-ox meters?
The fact that you have a lot of people walking around with low o2 levels that are asymptomatic - I suspect in several months we will start seeing more and more people with mild neurological deficits.
I wish we had the testing capacity to have any of us who had a very bad cold or flu since November get a test to see if we had it then they could add our data to the database.
A lot of attention is given to mortality numbers and transmissibity, but it's starting to look like survivors may have more lingering effects than we realize.
I went and looked at my exercise record and I didn't do yoga for most of December because of heavy coughing and thinking it was a mild flu so I didn't want to spread it to my yoga class... but I was able to hike most of the month fine with less than a week of total rest where the Costco Severe Cold meds worked great and I never got a fever. I heard on TV that taking acetaminophen is a way to pass the fever checks... as it can lower a fever. I had a mild "rebound" in Feb and still have a bit of lingering something that can feel better with a cough in the mornings but it doesn't force me to cough. Others I interact with have had a similar experience. Odd...

Clearly we were foolish to increase the military budget by $57B rather than put that money to H&HS to be prepared... hopefully something good comes out of this where the World realizes killing people with weapons over interpretation of who's god that doesn't give a shit who she kills with Covid-19 is at best foolish. We need to work together for better health.
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