A Texas doctor says a 30-year-old patient who thought the coronavirus was a hoax has died after attending a “COVID party.”Man, 30, who thought coronavirus was hoax, dies after attending ‘COVID party’: doctor | Kron4.com
“One of the things that was heart-wrenching that he said to his nurse was, ‘You know, I think I made a mistake,’ and this young man went to a COVID party,” Dr. Jane Appleby, the chief medical officer at Methodist Hospital, told KSAT. “He didn’t really believe. He thought the disease was a hoax. He thought he was young and he was invincible and wouldn’t get affected by the disease.”
According to Appleby, a “COVID party” is a gathering held by someone who has tested positive for the coronavirus. People attend to see who gets infected first.
“They’ll have a party to invite their friends over to see if they can beat the disease,” Appleby explained.
Appleby said some young people don’t realize how ill they are.
“People will come in initially and they don’t look so bad. They don’t look really sick. But when you check their oxygen levels and you check their lab tests, they’re really sicker than they appear on the surface,” Appleby said.
Appleby advises seeking help if you are not feeling well, have a high fever, cough and severe muscle aches.
“My plea to our community and especially all of our young folks in the community is to take it seriously. Wear your mask,” she said.
You see these stories being floated out there about how anyone who questions the Coronavirus then coincidentally gets it. Karma, right? How about making people think they will get sick if they question this fake virus?
Love Connection host Chuck Woolery recently called the Coronavirus a hoax and then laughably his son gets it. Chuck's son got the Coronavirus because it was Karma for calling it a hoax? No. It's to make people look bad who question the Corona Scam and Woolery is another celebutard shilling for the Psyop by playing along with calling Coronavirus fake and then lying that his son has it.
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