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Originally Posted by lewdog
I am talking about mild cases.
The 2 therapists I had were mild into severe cases, one needing hospitalization.
Started with nasal congestion one afternoon at work. Next day she calls and said it's still there. Luckily I was her boss and not your dumbass. I tell her with all the things going on she should stay home and can't come in. Nasal congestion continues into day 3 and she reports it feeling like allergies, asks to come to work, and her temp is only 98.8. I again tell her she should stay home. Slightly after the 72 hour mark from the start of the nasal congestion her fever spikes to 101 and the rest is history. She is a 25 year old female who had symptoms out to 17 days and required 2 trips to the ER for hydration due to the fever/vomiting.
If she was an idiot like you and going out in the community not wearing a mask those first 3 days, she would have been spreading it. There's no debate there. Masks wouldn't prevent spread 100% but when combined with social distancing absolutely slow the spread in many community settings. And since you don't know if these symptoms are from allergies or COVID, I simply always wear a mask when I am in public.
/Can this be the final, simple explanation I give you into why people must wear masks?
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It's "dumb ass" you dumb ass.