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More than two years ago, I spent days compiling the “excess death” information that’s presented in this story and Part 2 to come.

Alas, I put aside this research when I belatedly formed the theory that iatrogenic deaths explained the huge spike in deaths beginning in April 2020. The assumption that “Covid” would kill X percentage of people who were infected was largely moot as it wasn’t Covid that really was killing most of these people.

However, my first thought was also true. If Covid made many people very sick, some number of vulnerable or “at risk” people must have been dying. I probably shouldn’t have abandoned this project as few journalists have developed this important point.

It still bothers me that officials have not gone back and genuinely or thoroughly investigated this logical possibility.

I now wonder if someone else agrees with me.

Several days ago, I turned on my computer. As I’m sure is the case with almost all computer users, to turn on or access your computer you have to type in your password, which I did as I do multiple times every day.

When I do this, 99 percent of the time my desk top pops up, displaying various icons and folders I keep on my “opening” screen.

On this day, though, an old file popped up.

The data you see at the end of this story is what was displayed on my computer screen.

This never happens when I re-open my computer.

I should note that I have thousands of files saved on my computer.

I hadn’t opened this particular file in perhaps more than a year. And it wasn’t just the file name that popped up - the actual text in the file displayed on the screen.

Of all the thousands of computer files I’ve generated, why did this one just suddenly “appear” on my computer screen?

Was God telling me I should go back to this story or area of research? Was someone who has tapped into my computer sending me a message that this was important? Or was it simply a strange oddity or coincidence?

I don’t know. But, right then, I decided I was going to belatedly write an in-depth story on this research.

In going back to this topic, I ended up doing even more research on Michigan excess death data, which led me to several articles about nursing home deaths and caused me to focus more on “excess death” percentages at different points in time.

As I’ll share in Part 2, The percentages of excess deaths that suddenly began in April 2020 are mind-blowing. Also, “Nursing Home deaths” is now higher up on my list of future stories.

Anyway, if and when you get a possible “sign,” you probably shouldn’t ignore it.

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Sep 4, 2023·edited Sep 4, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

That's not a sign, dear Bill, that's an anvil over the head.

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Mrs B, once again, thread MVP.

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Bill, I believe your work IS divinely inspired. Why else would you be questioning evil?

I like your work very much, and many people tell me my work is divinely inspired (I always pray as I write), and we have found each other, so let's keep going.

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thanks, AU. This isn't the first time weird things happened that steered me in a new direction ... or made me go back and look at research I'd previously abandoned or forgotten about.

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The reason that we didn't notice the virus is because it was killing the same people who die every single winter: overwhelmingly the old and frail.

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And asthmatic. Ascribe that to your other categories if you like. It's bronchitis virus!

And this handle is already taken because I took it. Why does Substack keep annoying me this way?

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

January of 2020 I was 55 years old female in pretty decent shape and no major health problems. Mid month I caught a nasty virus that lasted for about 4 weeks. Awful cough, fever, chills etc.. would get a little better then come back with a vengeance. Never went to the doctor but don't remember ever being that sick. Have been around a lot of people that had covid and have not been sick since.

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Thanks for that anecdote and information. Sounds like you had early Covid to me ... and developed natural immunity from your allegedly non-case. I'm the same way - sick for a week in January 2020 ... and never had Covid again.

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Same

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A reader of my substack had a similar situation after flying from Japan to Canada for Christmas 2019. His whole family was sick and out of it during the holidays. Unvaxxed and unstick since.

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I know of a number of people in the US who think they caught the wuflu in December / January based on the symptoms they experienced. They were in quite different parts of the country too so impossible to have been a single cluster

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That's an important point. If people spread around the country had Covid ... the virus had ... spread around the entire country. This shouldn't be rocket science.

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When was it reported that then Prince Charles had it? Very near that time it was reported that a teenaged boy from a remote S. American tribe had it. If these reports are true, then it was so universally widespread by that time to make any attempt at slowing it too little too late.

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It is very good of you to write about the genocide that appears to have occurred in nursing homes under the cover of covid.

You can get some justice for the poor souls who died and their grieving families. How many of us believe anyone in our lives would investigate our own unnatural demise?

It is reprehensible, and in line with all the cruel covid business, that many more writers are not pursuing this issue. The safety of the old is being dismissed and we, as we age will fare similar cruel treatment if we don't put a break on the increasingly inhumane and impersonal approach to "healthcare."

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I have little doubt that top-down hospital protocols led to many of the excess "Covid" deaths. They denied early treatment options such as HCQ and IVM at initial onset and when people showed up at the hospital with more advanced symptoms, hooked them up to a ventilator and gave them Remdesivir (aka Run-Death-Is-Near). I remember President Trump mentioning HCQ and IVM as possible off-label treatment options at one of his early press conferences and Dr. Fauci putting a quick kabash to these early treatment options. I knew both drugs were safe. They're also inexpensive. At that moment, I knew something was up. And it sure wasn't good.

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My 85 year old healthy very active unvaccinated dad with good oxygen tested negative. He went for antibodies and was declined because he wasn’t vaccinated, got captured, catheter, placed in ICU, dehydrated, starved, tied down, drugged, forced air. They murdered him in 13 days. They stole his wedding ring. This was not age or COVID. It’s medical murder of our own citizens.

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They would not give vitamin D, C, ivermectin or HCQ or course because “ their were no studies” .. it’s disgusting what’s happening. My jabbed uncle died from a heart attack and pulmonary embolism .. the death certificate says COVID. So both of them count as COVID and neither of them were. I’m guessing this is the majority including elderly. They were just easy targets.

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I am sorry for your loss. I have a similar story to relate.

An elderly friend of my wife's fell and hit her head. She was unconscious on the floor (with her useless boyfriend not lifting a finger) when her daughter came in and called for an ambulance. They administered a covid test in the ambulance. which was negative. In the hospital they put her on oxygen. The next day she was tested for Covid and it was again negative. In the afternoon some senior doctor came in, looked at her chart and declared she had covid pneumonia and had her intubated and gave her remdesivir. She died. The pissed off daughter got another doctor to render a second opinion and his view is that she just needed oxygen for the head trauma and she would have recovered fine.

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That is terrible!! My heart aches for this family. It’s very difficult to process the grief afterwards because of the “ how”. Those on death row have a more quick peaceful death than my dad as a veteran. At least they get a meal and water! He served his country and the VA white jackets murdered him slow and torturously.

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I am so sorry. Words can't express that kind of pain. I'm so very sorry.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

I got sick from my being around my brother in law in January who had been sick since beginning of January. He got it from a friend who was sick in December that had been in China. I was tested for flu and it was negative. I had a fever come out of nowhere then all “Covid” symptoms for about a week and then all better. My brother in law started with fever and then had respiratory sickness he struggled to get over.

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Sep 8, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

I live in southwest Michigan and I know three people who came down with a covid like illness in early January 2020. Jan.3-7 was infection date for all three of them. The doctors treated it with antibiotics, steroids etc. and they got better. One friend said it felt like an allergic reaction so he took antihistimines also and it helped. The funny thing is that none of these people mentioned this odd illness until after covid became an issue. Later on, when they got official covid no such medicines worked.

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Thanks for sharing this anecdote. Do you know when they later got "official" Covid? The fact they later got Covid would argue against the fact they'd had prior Covid as it suggests they did NOT have natural immunity from their earlier sickness. This said, re-infection can apparently happen and the PCR tests might not be trustworthy ... or some people weren't protected from new variants?

I also got sick in January 2020 (as did both of my children at the same time). None of us later developed "official Covid," which is one reason I think we might have had Covid in January 2020.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

Our gigantic medical and research institutions use data all the time. Data is what they do. Medical coding is data gathering.

They know if you were on a street corner and hit in the left lateral extremity by falling space debris. Yet, all during covid they justified absurd blanket mandates-for-all because they allegedly knew nothing.

To this day it takes Bill Rice to put the demographic and medical pieces together. This is a high indication we are deliberately being fed false narratives.

Even if we believed Big Medicine was blindsided, they’d have gathered enough data in three months to know the Who? What? Why? Where? And come up with a rational game plan.

Instead they resorted to yelling Fire! In a crowded theater. Ginning up hysteria and foisting a ton of nonsense as protocols. Not to mention outright lying, backtracking and coverups at wait for it…”The speed of science.”

As far as I can tell the WHO, CDC, NIH, AMA are useless in a “crises.” Which makes me question what any of them are good for? You know, besides being tools to usher in the new world order.

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Thanks for the compliment, GLK. These agencies must exist to lie, cover-up, obfuscate - in short, they produce mis- and disinformation as part of their jobs. The implications for our futures that flow from this conclusion are a tad disconcerting.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

I like what you’re doing although I think there’s a lot to unpack (by design) that complicates matters exponentially.

Plandemic skeptics are divided into many camps (by design) making theories hard to coalesce (by design).

Is covid-19 real? Is any virus real? Were any of the alarm bells necessary? Any protocols effective? Any drugs effective? What the hell were we dealing with exactly? Bad flu? Resurrection of the Spanish Flu? Where did it come from?

Sure didn’t seem like any of the experts or lawmakers were worried enough to follow their own dictates. What’s that about?

How did the killer virus stay off protesters? Rioters? Restaurant tables? How was making people afraid helpful?

Isn’t it the first order of business in a crises to keep people calm? So what’s with the fear mongering? How is that helpful?

Why were pharmacists banned from dispensing hydroxychloroquine? Why was Ivermectin smeared as horse paste?

Where’d influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia go? I could go on.

I think under the circumstances we need to keep it simple. Because regardless of the tentacles, or how anyone feels about immunology, it’s pretty obvious transparency is out the window and credibility went with it.

When the FDA is petitioned to bury public access to research for 50-75yrs, all expert opinions and their protocols should be disbelieved until credibility is restored. Fat chance though.

So keep on fighting Bill. I don’t envy the task at hand but, damn I wish these lying mf-ers could be brought down..

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Great questions, GLK. My focus/goal is pretty simple even if naive. I just want one great scandal to be definitively exposed. This might be the "Light bulb" moment that makes the masses realize that all the important narratives are bogus or dubious. We've got to have one powerful "truth bomb" that hits its target.

Early spread is just the potential scandal I've made my little niche or area of expertise. But any exposed scandal would be fine with me. I do think proving "early spread" could open the door to debunking all the scandals that followed.

Thanks for your support!

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Sep 23, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

Great article and thank you for addressing g this. I can tell you cvd has been in the us since at least 2010.

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The health care industry is DRIVEN by DATA. Every hospital, ER, physician office encounter, suricenters all have critical data that is locked from most of the researchers who could perform these retrospective investigations. I know, I did them. There are so many vast repositories of this data it would boggle the mind. The fantastically huge deception revolves around HIPAA (privacy). This has become a total joke because for example one of the largest medical systems in Wisconsin (Ascension) shared medical data with Google:

https://www.managedhealthcareexecutive.com/view/google-ascension-data-project-concerns-privacy-advocates

This was not de-identified data - in other words it had all patient data. Google can have it.. This is by far the biggest HIPAA joke I ever heard. As data analysts we were held to the HIPAA confidentiality. We honored that. Yet out the door in hospitals everyday went the full set of patient data to third parties such as billing contractors. All the partners had to do was certify they were compliant with HIPAA but few likely were.

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Great point. I tried to make the same one with my recent story about the copious military records the Department of Defense has on every member of the active duty and reserves.

There are hundreds of thousands of patients who were hospitalized before March 2020 (or went to the doctor's office) who have records and tissue samples that might confirm early cases ... and early deaths. I think everyone in healthcare intuitively knows that "early spread" is the kryptonite that could slay all the narratives. It would just take one or two "confirmed" early deaths to make everyone realize the massive lies we were told.

And they do use those HIPPA privacy guidelines as cover to not reveal what they must know.

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It was MILLIONS of patient encounter records by the way. Do you think Google deleted them? Fat chance.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

Yep. I too worked in HIPAA compliance, coding, insurance reimbursement, billing, and finance at one of the largest hospitals in the country. As soon as covid hit I saw patient privacy go out the window as well as federal incentives to document covid as responsible for as many respiratory diseases and deaths as possible. All the rules were changed overnight. It was disgusting and frankly, horrifying. I’ve no doubt iatrogenic deaths skyrocketed. I’m glad I was retired before the scamdemic hit. Still, the number of people who should know better but walk in lockstep to this lunacy is staggering.

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The number of people who either know what happened or know what NOT to investigate is indeed "staggering." Thinking about this number leaves me staggered.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

There’s a lot going on psychologically.

This operation is so multidimensional and mostly successful I’m convinced it was carefully modeled ahead of time.

People pooh-pooh AI but AI would’ve been really useful at planning and predicting outcomes for this event. Patterns of human behavior aren't magic. They’re highly predictable.

Maybe Bill Gates role was deeper than we think?

People puff themselves saying it wasn’t perfect. Really? The biggest loss of rights and transfer of wealth in history wasn’t perfect?

I imagine those at the top of the plandemic food chain are laughing all the way to their Build Back Better bank.

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Interesting anecdote: A coder who entered ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure codes based ont he doctors notes, told me that they did not want our doctors entering the codes. IF they did, the code could not then be changed (that was 8 years ago). I also believed that once erroneous notes were entered on a patient encounter that they could NOT be Changed or deleted -- BUT THAT the doctor had to make a note that the prior note was in Error such as having been entered for the wrong patient. Fair enough, I thought (kinda of a pain for follow on doctors having to sort through the error in the patient history). Anyway I came to find out that erroneous lab records for a very close relative were changed in a Lab Record in one of the biggest and most famous hospital systems in the world. Lotsa funny stuff going on. Finally I believe that any DataBase Administrator with sufficient privileges could go in on the back end of databases underlying the hospital applications and do wholesale queries to change and/or delete data. Yes there would be an audit trail of course but most people -- even applications analysts -- would be none the wiser. And that audit trail also would only be accessible to DBAs. I know this sounds speculative but it is truly possible. So I ask how was the Military able to go in and change massive quantiites of DMED and VAERS data without such privileges. Jessica Rose, among others, have pointed to wholesale changes in different versions of VAERS data for the same period (she has before and after copies of the data herself). Likewise Tom Renz and associates are aware of the masssive changes to DMED Data after it came out that there were massive post-vaccination injuries to military personnel (heart, reproductive, neuro etc. )

https://jessicar.substack.com/p/spontaneous-abortion-urf-in-department

AND a bit more critical though difficult to read:

https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/defining-away-vaccine-safety-signals-55a?s=w

https://jessicar.substack.com/p/mapping-redundant-or-duplicate-vaers?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=516896&post_id=127940075&isFreemail=true

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Would love to share our stories...

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Sep 5, 2023·edited Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

The entire purpose of hospital data is to leave no stone unturned in the task of capturing revenue, legally of course, leaving nothing on the table.

I was gone when the plandemic happened but could smell a rat immediately when the federal government allowed changes to death certificates, cause of deaths, and incentivized covid diagnosis.

Initially the hospitals were bleeding red ink because they stupidly predicted they’d be overwhelmed. So they ended many services and lost a lot of staff.

First of all let’s define “overwhelmed.” Because the network I was in shuttered many hospitals over the years because they had too many open beds. They ran lean and mean. Excess capacity was seen as a liability.

So under that business model how much excess do you suppose it’d take before they’re “overwhelmed?” They were overwhelmed just about every flu season.

Add to that the neuroticism they created with their fear mongering that had people running to the hospital at the first sniffle.

So after closing off access to “non-essential” care, scaring people away, and making it difficult for those who came they started losing money rapidly.

Along comes Uncle Sam saying he’ll pay them a lot of extra money for each Covid diagnosis. I knew instantly they’d never resist that carrot. So we’d see an explosion of covid cases. And an inversion of influenza, bronchitis and pneumonia cases.

All covid all the time. Lucrative and perfectly legal. The fraudulent PCR test was the green light. The problem is, along with a covid dx came “approved” covid therapeutics. Remdesivir and ventilators.

I’m convinced not everyone had covid-19 nor should’ve received those treatments. That’s where the iatrogenic deaths come in. That’s where I get sick to my stomach.

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Bill Rice, Jr.

You are correct in every way and your insights parallel my own (stinking PCR, no flu tests, no pneumonia tests) and outrageous hospital reimbursements from the Feds- bribery pure and simple) Any competent data analyst could easily query ANY and ALL of this hospital data -- especially Diagnosis and Procedure (Treatment and Medication) Codes as well as the charges for each (unless they did a bundle charge) and find out EVERYTHING. Even with DE-IDENTIFIED HIPAA compliant data we would have been far the wiser.

ALSO it is of great interest that the bills and claims to insurance, Medicare and Medicaid can often be processed in 30-60 days and that is after going through Billing and Claims checks for errors prior to submitting claims. That data woulda, coulda shoulda been the most reliable and available in as near real-time as possible. but that would have blown everything....

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Excellent reporting, thank you!

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Fabulous research. And of course, unheralded. Yet, you deserve the Pulitzer. Well, perhaps not--you are too good for it.

And this is so important, because this is huge evidence that most of the deaths from the Fauci-Wuhan Virus later were iatrogenic. I'll guess 80% or more. As Ed Dowd puts it, we are living inside the greatest crime scene ever.

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Bill, I wish you'd stop giving credence to covid. There isn't and never was such a thing. Someone can only be deemed to have it after testing positive with a fake pcr test. This was a complete scam from the start. I thought you had more sense than this.

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Christine Massey's work in which no one was able to provide proof of an isolated SARS-Cov 2 sample should be a clue that the whole virus theory is a fraud.

But let's play by THEIR rules. Let's assume Covid IS real. By their own rules there was no "pandemic." That is because the PCR test does not measure their definition of infection (which is viral load).

All they have are "cases" based on computer simulations, over 99% of which are either asymptomatic or minor cases of flu. But they still say the elderly for example are vulnerable. Even though Pfauci himself said asymptomatic people do not spread disease. And of course, there's the fact of pre-existing conditions and environmental toxicity which is constantly minimized. This is the game they play. They want us to overlook these facts. It's called "gaslighting."

Read Jon Rappoport's seminal blog: The Pandemic Pattern--How the Illusion is Built. https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2021/09/08/pandemic-pattern-how-illusion-is-built/

DR. GASLIGHT. A doctor causes his patient to question her own sanity. Listen to Turfseer’s new song. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/dr-gaslight

A song about the fraud of Virology. Listen to THE DISH. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/the-dish. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/the-dish

“Doctor” Fatty Arbuckle and his “patient” Buster Keaton join forces to remind us “Trust the Science.” Watch the hit music video TRUST THE SCIENCE RAG here: https://turfseer.substack.com/p/trust-the-science-rag

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Take it down to jail or the prison and lock it in solitary confinement. Then it'll be "isolated"! This "no virus" is light years beyond tiresome.

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Then what is your position? Do you disparage all of Mike Stone's work in ViroLIEgy Newsletter? Do you dismiss what he says here? The man knows quite a bit about the history of virology. https://mikestone.substack.com/p/the-indirect-approach

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Viruses against which various repurposed drugs (fwiw, amantadine didn't touch covid, whereas it was quite effective against influenza) and nutrients work are less fantastic than psychosomatic toxins. But hey, the corona is just a rigged security camera shot!

https://www.the-scientist.com/foundations/coronavirus-closeup-1964-67858

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As I said since April 2020; JUST TEST stored sewage treatment samples going back to 2018. You'll see that Covid was there long before the lockdowns. The real question is why they never have done this. And the real answer is obvious.

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Is it possible that the surge in people getting sick late March 2020 was the result of a very late and bad flu season combined with Covid circulation? How accurate are flu tests and was everyone getting flu tested to rule it out?

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Very interesting and worth all your efforts. I believe you had covid early as did I and some others: husband's sister and brother in law - theirs began in early Feb, husbands - middle of Feb, and mine March 1st. Some studies have shown that those of us who may have had the original strain are still immune to variants....IF we were not vaccinated or boosted. To this day, we haven't had it again. The hitch is that Quest antibody test result showed I didn't have antibodies to it.........will always doubt it was correct.

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