30 Year-Old, Healthy Co-Worker Dies From COVID-19 Complications...

Please tell us what state that this happened where they denied him the prescribed medicine!

If this theory is correct we might find that population in high altitude could be very badly affected by this, so places like peru could have high death tolls.

We are all in the same boat, so we need to better understand this damned killer biological nanomachine.

This article is very cautious but the bottomline is that the virus causes abnormal blood clotting and also cardiopathy by attacking the ACE2 receptors in the miocites (cardiac muscle cells). So the "it's just the flu" crowd can go fornicate themselves.

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Colorado would be a better indicator.

Yeah, I can't believe my co-workers are in on it without telling me!

FFS there's a huge hole in your theory.

Are all the old grannies and grandpops that die taking the drugs you talk of?

He was on a ventilator but that didn't save his life.

So it wasn't Covid-19.

Tonic water, buy lots

Vents kill.Sorry.

Aye denver is pretty high alt right?

1 mile high. 5280 feet. You'll have to convert to meters.

Lots of people infected and dying here.

Peruvians are biologically well adapated to high altitudes.

Colorado would be a better indicator.

What is lots? And do you know any who are sick with it and who have died personally?

This person is one of the youngest in my state to die from this virus as he was only 30 years old and passed on Saturday. He was the younger brother of a teacher that works at my (closed) school, and he did some after school gym activities a few days out of the week. He was a personal trainer and was healthy and in good shape.

I didn't know he died until noticing his picture on the front page of today's newspaper; his sister contributed his photograph. His bout with the virus lasted from March 24 through April 11 before he succumbed to multiple organ failure quite rapidly. He was on a ventilator but that didn't save his life.

He was one of the rare cases where having a stellar immune system made the situation worse than what would be considered a "normal" response...

Furthermore, it was mentioned that a pharmacy refused to fill an anti-malarial drug prescription because of FDA approval issues, and he was also told to continue to stay home, essentially denying him early hospitalization...both factors may have saved his life!

Murder

Pharmacist refusing a prescription when his DOCTOR wrote it?

Definitely an anti- Trumper

God damn him to hell for the murder of this man

I hope his family sues - even when it won’t do any good

This person is one of the youngest in my state to die from this virus as he was only 30 years old and passed on Saturday. He was the younger brother of a teacher that works at my (closed) school, and he did some after school gym activities a few days out of the week. He was a personal trainer and was healthy and in good shape.

I didn't know he died until noticing his picture on the front page of today's newspaper; his sister contributed his photograph. His bout with the virus lasted from March 24 through April 11 before he succumbed to multiple organ failure quite rapidly. He was on a ventilator but that didn't save his life.

He was one of the rare cases where having a stellar immune system made the situation worse than what would be considered a "normal" response...

Furthermore, it was mentioned that a pharmacy refused to fill an anti-malarial drug prescription because of FDA approval issues, and he was also told to continue to stay home, essentially denying him early hospitalization...both factors may have saved his life!

I just posted the numbers. Yes I know people who have it, no I don't know any who have died from it.

Personal trainers are not always healthy. I lived with one. He got very sick years before this covid crap