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I wish I could run now... My lower back would give out if I ran for too long. I'm an old man now.
The last time I ran was in May, I think. Since then, I spent a month in bed with a certain venous ailment, barely managing to heal it on my own, afraid to go to overcrowded hospitals due to the coronavirus. I would like to resume running now, but I'm afraid of relapses...
afraid to go to hospitals crowded with coronavirus patients
in my area, they were all empty, by the way. they allocated separate areas with private gates for the "probably" infected, and because of the frightened veterans, I almost always hung out alone in peace. and in general, the virus was the best time to go outside; it was so empty.
No matter when I went out, there were always a lot of people...
Same here. Sky
Nothing can stop these degenerate "lifers." Not a virus, not an economic crisis, not even a war. Probably not even communists could destroy them. There is no hope.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
in my area, they were all empty, by the way under "probably," separate areas with individual gates were designated for the infected, and because of the frightened veterans, I almost always hung out alone and in general, the virus was the best time to go outside, such emptiness
But in our city, the streets were full of people all this time, just like a clinic. So you were just lucky.
Added 1 minute ago And my husband, when he was discharged from the clinic, had to stand in a bunch of queues. No one was wearing masks there. What's even worse, in one of the queues, an old lady, 60+, was actively pushing up against him from behind because SHE REALLY NEEDED TO.
By the way, I spent the quarantine with relatives who don't believe in the coronavirus at all and say that it's a global conspiracy and that nothing needs to be observed.
But in my village, they identified some woman who had recovered from the illness/was in isolation (the local authorities simply "handed her over"), and the local villagers almost drove her to death. :smile54:
Actually, masks increase the resistance percentage for the wearer.
It's better to immediately get immunity to urine or die :cool:
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