I've been following this thread since it started.

Remember the China Health minister that visted wuhan with a mask on seeing patients and then when he went back to Beijing he got red eyes and got the bug? He said specifically he got it in his eyes.

This: [link to www.sacbee.com (secure)]

So around six weeks ago my 20 year old (type 1 diabetic) daughter got TWO rounds of pink eye in one week, and was sick as a dog for days. Never got tested for the flu but it kicked her ass.

We are all talking about the odd sicknesses everyone had after Christmas up until February. It was all over the news - get your flu shot they said it's making a resurgence. How many go to the doctor if they are really sick to get a flu test? I'll say most don't unless it's really bad.

I was sick as a dog in mid January, as was my wife and many others. In bed sick, didn't get tested for flu.

Think back to 1918 - first wave mild, second wave brutal, third wave mild. Took a year to go from wave one to wave two.

Difference today? First wave came out of China early - went all around the world late December. Many of us got it. Second wave is on now - if it took 1 year to make it around the world for the 1918 flu, how long for the second mutated wave to make it around the world considering our travel now? A month?

This is wave two and the soon to come serum tests will show a huge number of us have antibodies that we had it already and will likely have some sort of immunity.