"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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I would have waited until summertime to do this
Three different houses hold dealing with this shit… two of which is in the 3rd time
possible a 4th
1. brother’s baby house
2. my daughter grandparents
3. peeps in bama
4. is my Brotha who’s connected to number 1. Today he said in our group text, “he couldn’t come over because he’s sick…didn’t say if it was Rona
(he had it before, was hospitalized for 5 days, was on ventilator)
1 & 2 have dealt with this crap atleast 2 times before that I know of
1-3 don’t have any connection, they wasn’t around each other
possible a 4th
1. brother’s baby house
2. my daughter grandparents
3. peeps in bama
4. is my Brotha who’s connected to number 1. Today he said in our group text, “he couldn’t come over because he’s sick…didn’t say if it was Rona
(he had it before, was hospitalized for 5 days, was on ventilator)
1 & 2 have dealt with this crap atleast 2 times before that I know of
1-3 don’t have any connection, they wasn’t around each other
Well wishes to your family.
Thanks
Well wishes to your people. That's a tough run.
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Just talk to brother he said he should be 100 tomorrow
Appreciate it
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Mrfreddygoodbud and OTHERS were saying DAY ONE...
FORTIFY YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM with foods that build you up
and not break you down...
zinc, vit d, vitc...is a must...!!
bruh we concluded this DAY ONE of this plandemic...
And I still think that’s a under count
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This pandemic is far from over, but at this point if you are not vaccinated……..it’s on you. I don’t like the fact that the US government is going to end the pandemic emergency in a few months, but at the same time you have too many hardheaded Americans out there.