Catbone
Hit me baby one more time
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I've heard the same thing from coworkers daughter (who actually is my Nurse Practitioner I normally see) she said they've had tons of people presenting with Flu like symptoms and testing negative for the flu and the medication that they gave didn't help eitherMy dad works at fort sanders hospital and he stated all the doctors there have said the same exact thing because it shows the same symptoms as the flu a little bit and that’s what they were writing it off as and the medication wasn’t touching it...so the conversation is definitely out there.
Dollar general opens up for a full hour just for the elderly @Bassmaster_Volnot sayin you’re old but it’s a opportunity for you to get what you need.
Why in the world does a lay person need an N95 mask?Pretty much all groceries are offering a 7am-8am slot on different mornings for seniors, although I was at Kroger the other day and no employee was at the door screening and pretty sure not everyone shopping was a senior. Fortunately there was only a handful of people in the store and I wore gloves and an N95 mask.
yep. problem is while nothing anyone says impacts anything, when those beliefs drive actions contrary to what is being asked of people to stop/slow the spread, then it does.....Don't fully agree with either extreme but dang, the pattern is redundant.
Post the low infected and mortality rate - response: "but that's with the safety measures, the issue is if unchecked". Someone reposts the low rates without addressing the rebuttal.
Post "it's only these people that are going to die" - response: "but with full hospitals, other groups will die equally from lack of care"
Someone reposts the 'only this group' without addressing the rebuttal.
The rest are checking in for the roller coaster that is VN and getting stuck on a cheap merry-go-round instead
The beauty, nothing we say impacts a single thing anyway, silly to let it cause too much strife.
Tennessee may be the worst State in the Union to catch Covid in. You are on your own.I've heard the same thing from coworkers daughter (who actually is my Nurse Practitioner I normally see) she said they've had tons of people presenting with Flu like symptoms and testing negative for the flu and the medication that they gave didn't help either
3M is a global company that is based in the US. They were apparently still shipping many Masks outside the US while at the same time trying to increase imports into the US from their Chinese factories. Their normal distribution within the US is to ship to other re-sellers. Some of those re-sellers apparently are selling to highest bidders (including outside the US) instead of selling to Hospitals, 1st responders, etc.I seen trump talking about that yesterday what did they do?
Why in the world does a lay person need an N95 mask?![]()
I think it would work just as well as an N-95 to wear a pair of women's thongs or g-string on your face. That could also be the fashion statement of the eraI’ve seen two reports, one that they were selling large quantities of N95 masks to highest bidding countries, another that the Chinese president ordered them to NOT export the masks to the US. Either is a very bad look.
Don't fully agree with either extreme but dang, the pattern is redundant.
Post the low infected and mortality rate - response: "but that's with the safety measures, the issue is if unchecked". Someone reposts the low rates without addressing the rebuttal.
Post "it's only these people that are going to die" - response: "but with full hospitals, other groups will die equally from lack of care"
Someone reposts the 'only this group' without addressing the rebuttal.
The rest are checking in for the roller coaster that is VN and getting stuck on a cheap merry-go-round instead
The beauty, nothing we say impacts a single thing anyway, silly to let it cause too much strife.
If the antibody/plasma treatment turns out to be successful, it would also aid in identifying those that have been cured and can donate blood plasma.i think we're a lot closer to this, than a vaccine. i saw a video on a test like this the other day...basically it's like a pregnancy test......and if nothing else, if we can screen everyone between now, and the vaccine, we can at least reasonably determine who should be doing what from a qurantining standpoint, and have some reasonable expectations on cotainment, medical resource needs, and ultimately getting closer to normal....
cause really, i don't see the point in getting back to normal if we still have millions of untested folks out there that some % are infectious and don't know it.
And those asymptomatic walk around at the same grocery and supply stores as you do...and will never know that they spread it.Agree. many any who have symptoms don't get tested. They don't even want you to go to the hospital unless you have shortness of breath. So not only are many asymptomatic and not counted, many who have symptoms don't get identified, tested, and counted.
Yeah, the hospital overrun is the one almost no one touches when it's brought back up.
Temporary hospitals in Central Park, New Orleans Convention Center.
I guess more people will figure it out if Tennessee starts experiencing it in the next few weeks. They are already prepping Music City Center.
Around we go.
hence the stay at home orders, and social distancing measures....there's no guarantees, it's just about mitigation of risk at this point.....And those asymptomatic walk around at the same grocery and supply stores as you do...and will never know that they spread it.
If there are 150+ thousand "confirmed" cases fight now...I freaking guarantee you that there 300,000 to a 1 mil real cases at least.
3M is a global company that is based in the US. They were apparently still shipping many Masks outside the US while at the same time trying to increase imports into the US from their Chinese factories. Their normal distribution within the US is to ship to other re-sellers. Some of those re-sellers apparently are selling to highest bidders (including outside the US) instead of selling to Hospitals, 1st responders, etc.
They are wearing them upside down from what I'm thinking of. I think silk lace ones would be best.
Pretty much all groceries are offering a 7am-8am slot on different mornings for seniors, although I was at Kroger the other day and no employee was at the door screening and pretty sure not everyone shopping was a senior. Fortunately there was only a handful of people in the store and I wore gloves and an N95 mask.
Key word in there 14% of KNOWN cases require hospitalization..That number is nowhere close to 14% in true cases...BUT..It is a lot of people either way because of lack of immunity+ ease of infection...those two factors take a "meh" thing and make it a "oh holy crap" thing.If you believe it's that infectious, as do I, then it's just perspective on what each of us consider "outlier".
14% of known cases reach hospitalization stage and that is when varying degrees of damage occurs.
We agree on the "crazy ease of infection".
For me, a disease that can transmit thru the population with that level of ease, 14% of those are at high risk for damage, isn't a negligible number.
I'm not trying to change your opinion, haven't done so with anyone.