BW Forum CC #35 - Page 9

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

Is there a reason she stayed back? Finances?

She's is completing her project or something. The university hasn't suspended their classes yet. They have gone online, and pushed practicals or something. So she couldn't.

I don't think it about finance. Atleast she didn't tell me. Couldn't be, trip back India today would cost her Lacks plus a week of quaranting.

My aunt told me she’s not worried about getting sick. She said she was worried if she gets sick and passes on that no one would attend her funeral due to social distancing . 😂

https://twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1241391709591928832

Thought it was Neha Sharma ,then I looked at the name.

Originally posted by: Peek-A-Boo

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Ag7B3BPy5/?igshid=e6cbpll6g754

🔥🔥

Originally posted by: Peek-A-Boo

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Anv4Ojdvl/?igshid=wk66h3pv0tfs

The age difference 🤢 .

She is one year older than me n dating a guy 3yr older than my father eeww

https://twitter.com/Rover829/status/1240866233890639872?s=20

🤢

https://twitter.com/adityaCal/status/1241453099224461312?s=20

Please stay home 😞.

Bipasha shared this immune boosting powder n ppl are asking her why she has shared garam masala recipe. 🤣

Have grown up drinking this as a tea/kashaya in our household. It actually tastes good. We just make it with ground Coriander seeds +Jeera + Saunf + Methi seeds + Pepper. Boil the milk + turmeric+ this powder.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B93pOApDTKg/

Originally posted by: Her-mion-e

It's unstoppable in Italy 🙄

....and numbers we read is less than real numbers

Ear, nose and throat specialists in the UK have identified the sudden loss of sense of smell or taste as a new symptom of coronavirus.

The British Association of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT UK) said the new symptom was found in the “absence of other symptoms” of coronavirus, and patients experiencing it could be “hidden carriers” of the highly contagious disease.

There was “good evidence” from coronavirus patients in South Korea, China and Italy who developed the symptom, called anosmia.

Professor Claire Hopkins, president of the British Rhinological Society, and Professor Nirmal Kumar, president of ENT UK, said in a joint statement that there had been a sudden rise “in cases of isolated anosmia” in the UK, US, France and northern Italy.

It was recommended that the new symptom could be used as a “screening tool” to identify patients who did not show other signs of being infected with Covid-19, such as a fever or dry cough.

“There is potential that if any adult with anosmia but no other symptoms was asked to self-isolate for seven days… we might be able to reduce the number of otherwise asymptomatic individuals who continue to act as vectors, not realising the need to self-isolate,” ENT UK added.