As antibodies vanish, reinfection with SARS-CoV-2 creates a new comorbid underlying illness, COVID-19 itself, because of the cell damage each infection causes. This will raise the IFR and create an endless recycling pandemic until there are no more humans SARS2 is able to infect. Join the latter group by wearing an N95 mask.
The importance of some recent known SARS2 reinfection discoveries indicate an ominous danger that previous FPMag articles warned about.
“The virus is in the incipient stages of cycling through previously infected population. As it does so it will be worse because any person who has been infected previously may have hidden or even symptomatic chronic illness caused by cells damaged by SARS2,” explains Fred Harris, the biostatistician team lead of the Civil Society Partners for COVID-19 Solidarity.
Scientists evaluating the first known reinfection in the United States explain, “What is worrisome is that SARS-CoV-2 reinfection resulted in worse disease than did the first infection, requiring oxygen support and hospitalisation. The patient had positive antibodies after the reinfection, but whether he had pre-existing antibody after the first infection is unknown.”
by Micheal John
Hence, COVID-19 will be a comorbid illness to itself upon reinfection and the course outcome will be worse in future occurrence leading either to death or critical cell damage to organs and vulnerability to a third infection.
What does the cyclic component of the pandemic mean?
“It means that if SARS2 doesn’t kill a patient on the first infection it will accomplish that on the third, fourth or future reinfection as the years go by,” explains Harris.
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is the strain of coronavirus that causes COVID-19 respiratory-initiated illness causing the current COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 reinfections of patients with underlying consequences of initial infection as comorbid vulnerabilities. Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine
Photo credit: Micheal John / FPM.news
The picture and its story: Study of antibodies for coronaviruses indicate antibodies may be very short-lived. (cite: Seasonal coronavirus protective immunity is short-lasting. Nat Med. 2020; published online Sept 14.)
This is as true of the SARS-CoV-2 virus as it was for SARS1. COVID-19 patients around the world are now in the incipient stages of reinfection as the patient anti-bodies deplete. (cite: Genomic evidence for reinfection with SARS-CoV-2: a case study.
Lancet Infect Dis. 2020; published online Oct 12.)
This could mean COVID-19 will cycle through the human population creating comorbid underlying vulnerabilities of its own previous infection & raise the IFR. (cite: Duration of infectiousness and correlation with RT-PCR cycle threshold values in cases of COVID-19, England, January to May 2020.)
This cyclic infection pattern’s end game is species extermination unless stopped.
Stopping COVID-19 may require a long-lasting vaccine that bolsters T-Cells.
Reinfection of COVID-19 has begun as antibodies deplete. Photo Credit: Melissa Hemingway / FPM.news Art/Cropping/Enhancement: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine
Background reading:
- Wear an N-95 mask. SARS-CoV-2 is in the air.
- Ignore the fool. Wear an N95 respirator. Nothing else is working.
“Introductory lectures for training RINJ Nurses have included a warning of the reinfections of SARS-COV-2 becoming comorbid to the consequences of the first infections,” explains Monique Deslauriers, director of the USA RINJ organization.
“This is one of the reasons medical workers must be protected from becoming SARS2-infected. There is not enough time to train and certify new doctors and nurses for the course of the pandemic, besides the moral implications of allowing medical workers to become overwhelmed and die as a result of reckless individuals not wearing masks, keeping themselves clean and maintaining social distancing,” explained Dr. Anderson of eh RINJ Foundation.
“This is what I have been listening to repeatedly during the CEO lecture to first-start nurses on the importance of PPE while off-duty and on-duty. This comes from the Board of Directors medical advisors of the RINJ Foundation and it is a stark warning,” she adds.
“It is a pathogenic single-stranded RNA virus (+ssRNA) and it kills patients at an infection fatality rate some four to ten times greater than influenza. That varies by a community’s typical vulnerabilities (for example, in the USA the prevalent comorbidity is obesity) may increase as re-infections become more common in 2021 and the year after.
“SARS2 may re-infect everyone and continue to kill a growing percentage of victims as it re-infects patients having CoV-damaged organs.
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As antibodies-wear down, re-infection creates a new Comorbid underlying Illness. COVID-19 itself.
“It could be a growing percentage of fatalities because conceivably, as SARS2 re-infects a patient, it is storming pulmonary and other cells within an immune system that is damaged from the first, second or third infection.
“The urgent fact remains that whatever it takes, this SARS2 virus must be stopped by any means. If it continues re-infecting the surviving patients and kills .6-.9%-?%-?% — survivors will become weaker and humans fewer with every wave of the virus, until we are all gone?
“There are many things we don’t know. But in what we are saying today you will learn what we must be preparing for and know that the fight is on. We must beat this virus.”
Known Reinfections present Worrisome Outcomes
“Richard L Tillett and colleagues describe the first confirmed case of SARS-CoV-2 reinfection in the USA.2 A 25-year-old man from the US state of Nevada, who had no known immune disorders, had PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection in April, 2020 (cycle threshold [Ct] value 35·24; specimen A). He recovered in quarantine, testing negative by RT-PCR at two consecutive time points thereafter. However, 48 days after the initial test, the patient tested positive again by RT-PCR (Ct value 35·31; specimen B). Viral genome sequencing showed that both specimens A and B belonged to clade 20C, a predominant clade seen in northern Nevada. However, the genome sequences of isolates from the first infection (specimen A) and reinfection (specimen B) differed significantly, making the chance of the virus being from the same infection small. What is worrisome is that SARS-CoV-2 reinfection resulted in worse disease than did the first infection, requiring oxygen support and hospitalisation. The patient had positive antibodies after the reinfection, but whether he had pre-existing antibody after the first infection is unknown.”
Characteristics associated with reinfection with SARS-CoV-2
| Location |
Gender |
Age |
1st infected (ct) |
2nd (ct) |
Days Between |
Antibody after 2nd |
| Hong Kong |
Male |
33 |
Mild (N/A) |
Asymptomatic (27) |
142 |
IgG+ |
| Nevada, USA |
Male |
25 |
Mild (35) |
Hospitalised (35) |
48 |
IgM+ and IgG+ |
| Belgium |
Female |
51 |
Mild (26–27) |
Milder (33) |
93 |
IgG+ |
| Ecuador |
Male |
46 |
Mild (37) |
Worse (N/A) |
63 |
IgM+ and IgG+ |
Source:
Lancet. Data were obtained Sept 14, 2020, for reinfection cases confirmed by
viral genome sequences. Ct=cycle threshold. N/A=not available.
SARS-CoV-2=severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.
Reinfections of COVID-19 are now being tracked around the world. This indicates a cyclical community spread of COVID-19 as warned of in previous articles by the biostatisticians on the Civil Society COVID-19 Solidarity Team.
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The picture and its story:
COVID-19 is a respiratory system initiated illness hence people must protect their respiratory system.
Wear a NIOSH N95 mask outside your home & near anyone in your home who has symptoms or who is quarantined.
This is true for all humans without exception. Learn to fit check & wear these masks below. Take the video course. It’s your future.
If an N95 mask is not available, wear a mask made of three layers of unique-weave cloth material.
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Three masks are needed for each person.
To clean your mask during 48-to-72-hour non-wearing intervals, leave it in a sunny place to dry. Do not try any other methods unless you are a pro and really know what you are doing.