...this guy.  He's a 43 year-old nurse and was the picture of health.  He weighed 190 lbs. before contracting the virus and lost 50 lbs. after being on a ventilator for six weeks.  But he's still lucky...he survived.

 
http://www.prevention.com/health/a32627867/nurse-coronavirus-weight-loss-photos/

it's hard to take anything seriously  
so here:  

Maybe the Virus can help me lose some weight. The chances of surviving are big
So I could take that chance.  
Now let's make it political as always. They say my Dear Messiah Leader is fat. Maybe that's the reason he don't wear a mask in public. blah, blah, blah. Stupid message as the ones I usually post.  
Whatever.  

will not let you inject non-prescribed steroids while being treated for corona.  Within a few weeks, he will look like the first photo again.

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Not really.

I have no idea if the guy was or was not using steroids and whether or not he could use them later to bulk up or not is not really that relevant.

Read the link. First, 6 weeks in ICU means you have a serious problem and your body will doing things like convert muscle to energy to fight the infections -- immune system gets priority. Additionally, with a tube down his throat he apparently was not getting the same caloric intake, so again would see significant weight loss.

But perhaps the more import aspect is his reporting of the loss of lung capacity and the question of if that will come back or not. If not, looks like that will be something of a life style change for him.

The clear message here is that "if I will not die there is nothing to worry about" is just the wrong view.  Point being, just thinking about risk of death is ignoring known facts about the virus and disease so setting oneself up for some potentially disappointments about choices in hind sight.

Make informed decisions about the risks you think apply to you and what you willing to accept in terms of consequences if you do get infected.  That said, I will also agree that we probably have more than one person reading this post -- or at least on TER -- that has been infected and never knew it.  

That's a large spectrum. Try to know where you personally fit and then try to make the best out of the life we get to live today. I don't think anyone should be just "laughing" the pandemic off or making fun of those that are being more cautious. I do say that as someone who saw a provider on Saturday and then went out on Sunday, OTC, for a walk around the neighbor and then to grab something for dinner to take back to the apartment to eat with her. So by the same thinking, people should not be making more of those who don't think the risks they face, personally or create for others, are sufficient to make a big life style change.  

What do I think would be a good thing to note? Those in the medical profession working directly with treating these infected patients are exposed to WAY more virus than any of us are. That does matter a bit. If rather than being a nurse he was doing something else and his exposure was from seeing a provider would he had had as bad of case? We don't know but that doesn't seem too far fetched.

I just know my time line this time around does not end with covid

to avoid the elephant in the room.  I'm willing to make a large wager that given his time in ICU, he has an underlying medical condition.  My guess would be HIV.

BUT, since it appears that you are STILL advertising as a Non TS provider, I guess you don't really care about "risks" do you?

 
Why do you insist on lying to your customers, didn't you learn anything back when you were an active poster here?

 
And PLEASE don't try to claim it's an "old ad" it clearly shows you logged in only five days ago and it equally as clearly claims that you are NOT a TS. Are you still in denial about who you are? And don't you think your clients deserve the truth about who they are booking with?

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It sounds like she is saying that  
or it is that you ...
ahh,  it sounds like this to me:  
You found out she was TS and you told her you would/should kill her for the trans (pun intended) gression.
So how was the meeting if it ever happened and how did you find out? How is she down there?  
I have always wondered if when a he becomes a she, isn't she a  real she then? But yeah the truth should be told.
Unless you don't really care about the "risks".  
Did I get it right? If not please elaborate for us.