Originally Posted by
ABNAK
Something to chew on.....
Have a guy in my hospital who is 58yo. He has oxygen at home, has beaucoup co-morbidities, and generally lives like shit. He is constantly in and out of the hospital. What got my attention is the fact that he initially tested positive for COVID on July 10th. For this current admission he tested positive again two days ago, on Sept. 9th. WTF? Either you can get this crap more than once or it lingers a LOT longer than they say. My guess, knowing what I know, is that while immunity is supposedly not long-lasting, it should be longer than 2 friggin' months! I am coming down on the side of this virus lingers a lot longer in some people than others.
Don't leave out the possibility of false positive results.
Whiskey
May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one
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