@Billybobwalter1 He may have been naive and delusional but some folks live their lives from the comfort of a sofa. At least the spark of adventure was in him. No need to shit on a dead man.
@mconley11@Timberwolves Thank you, Mike! You’re a great player and a great human too! A great example of sportsmanship and integrity in a tough business. Minnesota loves you! 🐺
@ashleyshaneb@FrozenOptimist@marcelsegond Everything I’ve said is bulletproof and facts. Pneumonia is a lung infection that can develop after bacterial, viral or fungal infections. Separate things. You don’t have to trust me, grok or google it ✌🏻
@ashleyshaneb@FrozenOptimist@marcelsegond Sounds like you’re missing the point here. I’ve stated more than once in this thread that bacteria and viruses are contagious. Pneumonia is not. You can develop pneumonia from a bacterial infection. Pneumonia can’t be transmitted as the original post proposed. Not that crazy lol
@FrozenOptimist@marcelsegond No bacterial infection absolutely guarantees that a person will develop pneumonia. Whether an infection progresses to pneumonia depends on the specific bacteria involved, the strength of your immune system, and how quickly you receive treatment.
@Ava_Astor@marcelsegond Respectfully, you’re way off. Pneumonia itself is never contagious. Bacterial, viral and fungal infections can spread from person to person, pneumonia cannot. They are the potential infections in developing pneumonia.