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I was talking to my brother in Adelaide last night and he said this summer has been really tough at the cafe he owns. I told him he should go talk to his land lord and negotiate a deal on the rent so as he can stay solvent if things really turn to custard. Yeah the landlord will lose out on some coin but he will keep a loyal tenant. The normal rules and expectations for business will go out the window a lot of SME's are cash strapped right now, everyone needs to pool together and take haircuts together to survive imo
So should you contract the virus sooner rather than later in case you need treatment?
You can get it more then once....So should you contract the virus sooner rather than later in case you need treatment?
You can get it more then once....
Apparently the antibodies you produce don't last long after you get it
Actually in both case...good luck vaccine...You can get it more then once....
Apparently the antibodies you produce don't last long after you get it
Depends on time between. Antibodies apparently don't last long.14% reinfection rate is one number I have seen but reported 2nd time around its not as bad
Or even below 60...If you are over 60 I'd say once is bad enough. I'd simply do the best to boost your immune system through a bit of healthy living now. Do the best to prolong the time to exposure while getting fit.
Do you have a cite for this? As the first infection seems to have been around November last year, as far as I can ascertain, where has this information come from, please?14% reinfection rate is one number I have seen but reported 2nd time around its not as bad
Except the chance of re-infection is similar to an initial one. You'll just have a file at the hospital alreadyAlmost certainlySeems clear that if things get sticky it will be impossible to treat the 100 serious illness as well as the first dozen.
And housing stress... Soon as unemployment rises, the two repayments from bankruptcy home owners (in collaboration with a friendly bank) will be in a world of pain. It's always around the margins. (Not even thinking about those with geared investment properties).
And housing stress... Soon as unemployment rises, the two repayments from bankruptcy home owners (in collaboration with a friendly bank) will be in a world of pain. It's always around the margins. (Not even thinking about those with geared investment properties).
Do you have a cite for this? As the first infection seems to have been around November last year, as far as I can ascertain, where has this information come from, please?
Double whammy with the new cash laws locking you into banks. Lose money on deposits and your house.only 3 more possible interest rate drops, being so low the banks cannot possibly pass on full drops. Drop in the ocean not a lifeline for any struggling with repayments
Do you have a cite for this? As the first infection seems to have been around November last year, as far as I can ascertain, where has this information come from, please?
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