First Published: 3rd of April, 2021 by Patrick Carpen
Last updated: July 3, 2021 at 19:26 pm
One of the mysterious things about the Covid-19 virus is the fact that it affects different people in different ways. Of course, there are some general rules such as: people with underlying medical conditions, the elderly, and people with a weak immune system are more likely to develop serious symptoms and die.
However, it doesn’t always follow the rules. There are many cases where extremely strong and physically fit people have developed serious symptoms and even die. On the other hand, there are cases where people with underlying medical conditions only developed minor symptoms. These occurrences only give force to the theory that the WHO doesn’t really understand what COVID-19 is, or they are not telling us the whole truth and nothing but the truth. So help us God!
Some people with the COVID-19 virus may be asymptomatic. And that’s weird. Imagine a virus that kills some of the strongest people on earth not doing “anything” to some people. The WHO has said that certain blood types are “less likely” to contract the Covid-19 virus. Again, the keyword here is “less likely.” Nothing is ever sure when you ask about COVID-19. It’s all a guess, probability, and chance.
For this reason, when people ask me about the COVID-19 virus, I can’t really give a straight answer. Will it kill you? I can’t say. Do you need the vaccine? I don’t know. Should I wear a mask? That’s what the WHO says. There is no straight answer when it comes to COVID-19. No one knows who is going to get really sick and who will walk through it. That’s why everyone need to protect themselves.