Queens COVID-19 patient off ventilator on partner’s birthday

PIX 11 New York ^ | 3/29/2020 | Mary Murphy

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That’s not what the drs, CDC and NIH are reporting. The mucous builds-up so fast from the scarring, that the victim drowns in it, allowing no air into the lungs, during the illness. There is no “after”, in many, many cases.

If a patient is dead there is no scarring, so your argument is moot.

If they live there might be scarring but a scar heals over time.

I hope you haven't smoked for 55 years and only intended to say you are a fifty five year old smoker.

I smoked for about 12 years and quit about 35 years ago. I never documented my stop date and now cannot celebrate that great event. I suggest if you quit you should write down the date. I was able to quit cold turkey and substituted gum. I made one of those gum wrapper chains to keep my hands occupied. I think it was about fifteen feet long before I stopped that.