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  1. Then there's the 10's of thousands  like me that have long haul COVID due to the virus. Currently they are saying 10%+ will have long lasting effects from the virus. So there's 50K that haven't recovered from the virus but are being counted as recovered because we were lucky enough to survive.

    It is also now known that the virus can cross the blood/brain barrier and enter your brain. I have known this since March when I figured a lot of my symptoms were caused by my brain not working properly. They don't know if the brain damage caused by the virus will be permanent. 

    Pretty sure this thing will cut my life shorter than it would have been had I not had it.

  2. When I was down South a saw came up for sale on my local FB sale group.
    Since I was out of town I didn't bother contacting the seller. Was looking through the ads and it was still up so I contacted the seller and bought it. Had my friend pick it up for me since I am in isolation until the 20th of December. Paid the dude via EMT. All went great and I now have a saw I've wanted for quite a few years. We had one back East in our work shops of a few houses and I missed having one as they are very useful for cabinet making. OH, and the price? $100!!!! Great deal.
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  3. Try and source an older vented RV heater. The radiant kind with no fan. Quiet and use nothing for power. I have an old pop-up camper I'm making into a fish hut. Not sure if there's a heater in it but I have an older vented heater with a chimney I can use as well. Either one would work well in your situation. Scope out some auto salvage yards and see if you can source one.

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  4. On 11/27/2020 at 4:25 PM, Sinker said:

    Were you actually tested, or you are just assuming you had it? Where do you think you got it from? 

    Tests weren't available at the time. All of my Dr's are 100% sure that it's  what I had. Got it in Yellowkife. Most likely in one of the stores. Our town is packed with Asian tourists from September to April for aurora watching. Most likely one or more of the Chinese group tours brought it in.

  5. 1 minute ago, Headhunter said:

    Dang! I hope it passes soon for you!

    so, as someone who has it and is still trying to get rid of it, I find myself wanting to ask you..

    Given what you know now and had it been available to you, would you take the vax given the chance?

    Thanks,

    HH

     

    Yes, I wouldn't wish this on anyone except a few people living in Ottawa.  😉

    Even though most people get over it quickly with no real issues I wouldn't take the chance that you could end up really sick. I don't think it's worth it.  

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  6. On 11/23/2020 at 1:56 PM, Old Ironmaker said:

    Big Dave Drifter, I hope you haven't permanent damage. It sounds like you beat the Grim Reaper. Remember what I said long ago about enjoying things while you can. 

    Dave I missed where you said Dad passed. Our deepest condolences to you. We lost Mom and Dad within 8 months of one another about a year or so ago after living very long fruitful lives, 92 and 86 respectivley. My wife and I are glad that they didn't have to live through this covid thing sitting in thier apartment isolated from us all. 

    It's been a tough year OI.

    Between the COVID thing and losing my dad my pup also died this summer. 

    This crappy year can end anytime now. I've had about as much as I can handle.

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  7. One more thing. With the numbers heading up again and lockdown's happening there are all those family members that we can't see now. Your loved one in the hospital dying of cancer, old age or some other ailment are going to die alone. You won't be able to be there comforting them.

    Your mother, father or grand parents in the seniors home, long term care facility.

    Nope, can't see them either. My dad moved into a long term care facility on March 12th. It was locked down on the 14th. He didn't see anyone outside of hospital staff until July. I could tell that it was really taking a toll on the old fella. Last Friday he passed away in University Hospital in London Ontario. Now I'm here in Ontario hoping I have some immunity to this COVID crap while I deal with pops estate and funeral. Luckily he was able to have visitors even though he was on a floor with COVID patients or he would have died alone.

     

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