Stay home. Period. It's not even a question until there is a vaccine.
How common of a symptom are chest pains? I've had this slight tension in my chest since yesterday.
Like a slight burning sensation?It might be, but my anxiety doesn't usually manifest that way. It more feels like the kind of chest pain you get with bronchitis.
Rent? Electricity? Water bill?
Questions.
1. How old are you?
2. Do you have a history of problems in that area?
3. Do you suffer from type 1 diabetes, asthma or any serious medical condition?
Depending on your response, it may mean nothing.
It's plausible that virus droplets in the air from people coughing/sneezing/breathing could persist in the area they were emitted or even travel far through wind.So I imagine I would be ok to go outside and take a quick walk, right? I won't be in close proximity to anyone, so I guess this is ok?
Being cooped up inside has my anxiety acting up, so I wanted to get some fresh air.
Anxiety will surprise you. I find it manifests in new ways all the time.It might be, but my anxiety doesn't usually manifest that way. It more feels like the kind of chest pain you get with bronchitis.
Trying to convince a friend that we shouldn't go to a planned pub event in London this Friday that will cram 100+ people into a small pub. And this person is intelligent.
Germany is a federalized state. It doesn't have the constitutional rights to order a state to do something that is in their jurisdiction.
They don't exactly sound intelligent to me. They have education on their side going by your account, which is notably different than intelligence.Trying to convince a friend that we shouldn't go to a planned pub event in London this Friday that will cram 100+ people into a small pub. And this person is intelligent.
Portugal has closed borders with Spain, expect a total lockdown by Wednesday.Portugal might be locked down now. My wife's flight from Spain is cancelled, and now they say they don't think tomorrow's flight will be allowed either.
FUCK.
That's the general trend, during this whole crisis. Do what needs to be done, a week after it needs doing.so like
am i wrong in saying that the time for "recommendations and guidelines" passed a week ago
True, but at the same time Merkel emphasized how these guidelines from today were worked out in agreement between the government and all heads of states. So this isn't a good look.
so like
am i wrong in saying that the time for "recommendations and guidelines" passed a week ago
Portugal has closed borders with Spain, expect a total lockdown by Wednesday.
I mean, it could work if people didn't value the lack of boredom/connection over their lives and the lives of others.I mean, I'm all for social distancing and being smart...But you're suggesting people sit inside and do nothing for at least a year. That seems unfeasible.
I have really bad anxiety as well and the day that the first confirmed cases were announced in my state, I had a burning sensation in my chest. I never had that before so it made me extra anxious but it's gone now.
Portugal has closed borders with Spain, expect a total lockdown by Wednesday.
So what would you call close?
New YorkDepends on where you live. It's not even close to its peak in the US which is where I'm at.
The beginning was January, when the virus began. It wasn't all around the world in the beginning.
So it will be at its worst in the middle of AprilAbout a month away.
Assuming we get our shit on order and right quick.
I have really bad anxiety as well and the day that the first confirmed cases were announced in my state, I had a burning sensation in my chest. I never had that before so it made me extra anxious but it's gone now.
for most of the world no.... we are near the start of the curve. cases will continue to double every 3 days until we get to about 50% of the population infected unless we take the measures we are taking.
Sorry, but I'm the 5th day of self-isolation and I probably already infected my household over them preventing me from commiting suicide. I just can't be alone.I mean, it could work if people didn't value the lack of boredom/connection over their lives and the lives of others.
China did it pretty well. They locked everything down and then had food deliveries sent out to individuals. The only legitimate reason people should leave their house in a lockdown is for food/supplies, but if those are delivered, why leave? delivery.
Well we know why, it's because plenty of people can't stand it, and it's a shame because people really should learn to live in a war-time situation with a serious mindset. Coronavirus is our generation's World War in it's societal impact; people shouldn't be messing around in these situations.
But they will, and many of us will have to pay for it.
Experts in the field are saying around May will be when infection will peak at its worst in the US. This is just starting in the US
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I will hold my opinion until China ramps up production again before a vaccine is found. A second wave isn't unfeasable.I mean, it could work if people didn't value the lack of boredom/connection over their lives and the lives of others.
China did it pretty well. They locked everything down and then had food deliveries sent out to individuals. The only legitimate reason people should leave their house in a lockdown is for food/supplies, but if those are delivered, why leave? delivery.
Well we know why, it's because plenty of people can't stand it, and it's a shame because people really should learn to live in a war-time situation with a serious mindset. Coronavirus is our generation's World War in it's societal impact; people shouldn't be messing around in these situations.
But they will, and many of us will have to pay for it.
Drinking is really bad for your immune system anyway. The shut down will save us from ourselves.PA closing down liquor stores starting tomorrow. This is why I'm stocking on on booze.
Alcohol is going to be the next TP but worse. If people can't even drink, shit is going to start getting ugly. lol
But I want to drink...Drinking is really bad for your immune system anyway. The shut down will save us from ourselves.