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More Covid - Steelers - Titans being postponed


Jeremy Igo

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6 hours ago, PanthersNC1984 said:

Does anyone else find it funny that literally out of ALL of these “cases” we have heard about between the MLB and NFL that ZERO resulted in hospitalizations or deaths and infact were all “asymptomatic”? when is this country going to get smart and take a more focused approach to Covid and protect those truly vulnerable and at risk, this one size fits all approach is the wrong way to go. For example, why should kids ages 18 years or younger, who literally have a better chance of getting struck by lightning twice than dying from Covid are being treated with the same abundance of caution as say a 75 year old with emphysema and heart disease?

Sweden did exactly what I suggested and guess what, they are pretty much over the Covid crisis already meanwhile Europe is surging. Extreme measures do not fix anything, only delays the inevitable. I’m reminded of the scene in Moneyball. Would you rather die slowly by taking multiple gunshots to the chest, or one quick and fast one to the head?

"My lungs were constricting," he told the Post. "My asthma nebulizer helped, but it still didn’t feel like it was supposed to. That was the most frightening part. Just going to sleep knowing that my oxygen level could drop and I could wake up and have to go to the hospital."

(Von) Miller also experienced a loss of taste and smell. With no appetite, his diet suffered. 

Other symptoms (Von) Miller dealt with were losses of taste and smell, which impacted his appetite. The linebacker understood that what he had was serious.

"The first four, five days I was honestly nervous," (Von) Miller said. "I wouldn’t say that I thought I was going to die or anything like that, but it did cross my mind a little bit."

Since recovering from the virus, (Von) Miller said he has told his teammates to take preventative measures seriously. He said some "don’t even think it’s real."

https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/05/13/denver-broncos-von-miller-details-frightening-coronavirus-experience

 

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