The camping industry is going to be hit hard
Just think of all the unsold units in stock. Also think of all the for sale by owner units out there. Now factor in the individuals who won't have any income or expendable cash for a while. It will ...
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fj12ryder wrote:RambleOnNW wrote:Those tests are still quite a ways off yet. There's only one that has FDA approval and it would appear that it is only about 93% accurate.fj12ryder wrote:
Had it, and recovered from it with no ill effects. Of course that was way back at the beginning of January. No body knew what it was then, just not the flu and not pneumonia. Couple of weeks of feeling really lousy, coughing up a storm and then back to normal.
Given that the first reported case in the United States was in Washington State January 21st, I would suggest getting an antibody test when they become available before making the claim that you had it at the beginning of January.
Well, look at it this way, now the first reported case is the first week of January. And there are several of my relations that also had the same, or worse, symptoms that I had. IMO it's been here, they just didn't know what it was.
First reported case in Missouri was around March 8th in St. Louis County for someone that had been in Italy. When the antibody tests come out that will provide more information. 93% accuracy is not bad.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/first-coronavirus-case-in-missouri-confirmed-in-st-louis-county/ar-BB10T4vB
