>>I do believe the long term cost whether from vaccine or government mandates or loss of freedom are yet to be
>>>realized.
>>1,125,000 deaths is a good place to start when assessing loss of freedom
>>
>>I'm just back from my second hospital stay and that was quite a loss of freedom.
>
>Not exactly on subject - just call me weird.
>I was thinking about you an hour or so ago. I didn't remember seeing any of your posts in the last couple of weeks so I thought that I would check to see when you last posted. When I logged on - surprise a post from you.
>I'm glad you "escaped" ,

Thank you for checking.
This one was more severe than the first.
I was tethered to an IV for 6 days.

This was weird-
I've been writing mostly .NET for the past 10 or so years.
A few weeks ago one of my VFP apps needed some significant changes and I got them done in a test environment.
It was fun to get back into VFP - there are some things I miss. I suspected something with my health, so I put all my test code on the user's server.
The next day, I went to the E/R and they admitted me when I tested positive.

I work with a .NET developer in Pittsburgh. He's a .NET/SQL Server whiz but knows no VFP. I walked him thru installing my changes in production while they were pumping me full of meds. Miraculously, the whole thing worked.
So we call it the Covid-19 app