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To: ggersh who wrote (64366)	8/31/2020 6:06:16 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71463

I am not the only one to notice that the hospitals were empty in recent months. I was hospitalized for several days after an accident. I cite the august scientific journal "The daily mail" -g- "'Our service was dead': NHS worker under investigation after claiming coronavirus is 'a load of b*ks' and admitting she did 'f* all' during the pandemic" Is that the kind of language they are teaching young nurses these days ?.... dear oh dear. videos.dailymail.co.uk dailymail.co.uk i.e... not exactly this... "Spanish Flu", named because Spain was neutral in WW1, the only country reporting the problem. It was a strange one. Not like Covid19 at all. Maybe because it was actually natural? yorkpress.co.uk yeah the immune system... <<On the Western Front, soldiers living in cramped, dirty and damp conditions became ill. This was a direct result of weakened immune systems from malnourishment. Their illnesses, which were known as "la grippe," were infectious, and spread among the ranks. >> livescience.com Fact is stress is bad for your immune system too, along with lack of sleep**. Nothing like a spell in the trenches for that. It was a strange one, no doubt about it.