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Rusty? Please don't be sick any longer...
Thanks, Geo.Today I don't feel as well. Mostly sinus problems, snot in my lungs, and body aches. My temp has it's ups and downs. My sense of smell/taste is off. My pulse and oxygen levels have been fairly steady. Still, it's nothing worse than the usual winter sicknesses, although scarier. I hear more about the South African strain which is suppose to have mutated "spike/hooks", enough so that the existing vaccines probably won't protect against it. Well, I have had a feeling that Corona virus is here to stay. In the future we will probably have to get a shot, much like the flu, only twice a year due to the higher mutation rate compared to DNA viruses.
While sheltering in a secure location as a mob of [Sleezebag] supporters stormed the Capitol on Wednesday, House lawmakers may have been exposed to someone who was infected with the coronavirus, Congress’s Office of the Attending Physician said on Sunday.In an email sent to lawmakers, Dr. Brian P. Monahan, the attending physician, said that while “the time in this room was several hours for some and briefer for others,” during that period, “individuals may have been exposed to another occupant with coronavirus infection.” He told lawmakers to obtain a P.C.R. test as a precaution and continue taking preventive steps against the spread of the virus.Congress has long struggled to stem the spread of the virus within its ranks, with mixed guidance and a delayed testing regimen. Dozens of lawmakers, staff members and reporters took shelter in the secure room on Wednesday, but a handful of Republicans refused to wear masks, one person there said, even as Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester, Democrat of Delaware, tried to pass out masks.
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-N.J.), a 75-year-old cancer survivor, has tested positive for the coronavirus after sheltering in place during the Capitol riot with lawmakers who refused to wear masks.