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[ericm979]

Two who died, and a co worker who was hospitalized but survived and was in rough shape for months.

Oh I forgot one who survived but has long covid.

What's interesting is that those four are the only people I know who have gotten it. If you go by my anecdotal data, it's 50% fatal and 50% major suffering!
That is of course a much higher number than the worst actual statistics I have seen (i.e. Italy early in the pandemic). This goes to show the value of anecdotal data.

 

[ljjhouser]

four and 1/2 one won't make it.

 

[alexpops]

0

 

[cdaigle430]

two

 

[KubotaToy]

None.

 

[Citydude]

None

 

[Steppenwolfe]

ONE

 

[etpm]

Two, one family, one acquaintance. One early 70s, one mid 50s. One early, when covid was just showing up in WA. One later when treatment was better understood.

 

[NorTracNY]

0, so if we know 600 people and there are 330M in this country with ~700K passed, I'd expect the average from this thread to be close to 1. I'm not extremely social, so I'm below the average 600 people.

 

[ranger danger]

One only. In california.