I used this real life scenario in another post. My Dad (80 and diabetic) had a stroke 30 days ago, They found a blood clot in his leg that caused severe swelling. He had been ignoring that for months. They also found severe ulcers in his esophagus and stomach. Ignored by my father for months, maybe longer. The ulcers were causing him to feel full and he would eat. He hasn’t eaten more than two bites in a meal since 11/26. Today we moved him to a nursing home. He’s lost his entire left side of his body. He’s lost his will to live. He’s a fraction of himself 30 days ago,
If he catches COVID in the nursing home and dies, what do you think the cause of death will be? I am willing to bet there are thousands upon thousands of similar cases across the country. I’m not denying that COVID is deadly. It is, but I’m not buying the total numbers.
Ive also posted in another thread that approximately 480,000 people die from smoking every year in the US. Strange how COVID has passed that.