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To: skinowski who wrote (735566)12/21/2020 11:34:03 AM
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Yes, young people can get very sick and even die - but for an old person, the odds of that happening are 1000 times higher (estimate as per prof Martin Kulldorff).
A friend of mine died Saturday. He was 72 or so. A Vitnam Vet who was exposed to Agent Orange and had lung problems as a result. Has been on O2 24/7 for a couple years now.
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