It was Murex. I've been trying to recall how it was handled at Lembeh Resort.
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It was Murex. I've been trying to recall how it was handled at Lembeh Resort.
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A couple of times I got disposal plastic water cups, but it's not eco-friendly. I always bring my own bottle of water, but ye cups of tea or coffee always end up being different coloured cups after each dive
Although I've also had my name tagged on lunch food occasionally
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Coronavirus is the flu.
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I know that, and I have no interest in being tested.
It is A flu, not THE flu.
Yeah, it is always better to be able to make a solid decision and come to definite conclusions without having any pesky data to mess you up.
Flu is caused by the influenza virus. As for “being sure”, I have many colleagues and friends who were also just as “sure” that they had COVID-19 in January and February prior to the mass outbreak in my area in March. We all participated in a COVID-19 study using one of the platforms evaluated by the FDA and felt to be one of the most reliable ones currently available. None of them were positive. I doubt that more than 5% of the people studied will and up having a detectable antibody response to COVID-19 infection in our area.
I also had a bad flu-like episode around half of February, after having being in contact with a guy coming from the epicentre of the Italian infection.
All my family got it, and my wife had cough and heavy breathing for almost three weeks. For me it was lighter.
We will have the blood test tomorrow morning (it is just 30 euros now), so I will know tomorrow afternoon and report here.
However my doctor says that being tested negative does not mean with certainty that I have not catched it, as it appears that a number of people do not have antigens anymore after two months.
On the other side, he says that some people result positive, but they never were ill.
I think that doctors have not understood properly the behaviour of this virus.
All my family got it, and my wife had cough and heavy breathing for almost three weeks. For me it was lighter.
We will have the blood test tomorrow morning (it is just 30 euros now), so I will know tomorrow afternoon and report here.
However my doctor says that being tested negative does not mean with certainty that I have not catched it, as it appears that a number of people do not have antigens anymore after two months.
On the other side, he says that some people result positive, but they never were ill.
I think that doctors have not understood properly the behaviour of this virus.
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