Steve Wozniak Says CDC Blew Him Off in January When He Had COVID Information

Steve Wozniak received extremely sick after a visit to Asia in late December, and he is now certain it was COVID, however he could not get the eye of the CDC.

The Apple co-founder and his spouse Janet had been in Asia in December 2019, touring by a number of spots the place COVID-19 is believed to have first unfold — together with China — earlier than returning to the U.S. on January 4. He took a selfie with somebody from Wuhan, suggesting that is how each he and his spouse contracted the virus.

Steve says he and his spouse received extremely sick — worse than any flu by an extended shot. He says they had been coughing up blood, had diarrhea and different signs that lasted 3 weeks, subsided after which flared up once more in March.

Steve says when he received again he gave his knowledge to the CDC, telling them a lot of individuals on the airplane trip from Hong Kong again to the U.S. had been coughing. The response from the CDC … “They might care much less about my story.”

Steve says his case research proves the CDC was improper when it mentioned the primary instances had been in Seattle in mid to late January … he thinks there was an untold variety of individuals contaminated approach earlier than the alarm was sounded within the U.S.

Steve says from his vantage level, COVID was within the U.S. in December, and his principle is supported by a current research.