Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[whodeycin85]

Report: Up to 90% of confirmed COVID-19 cases might not be contagious

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

 

[allvol123]

I haven’t seen it for Knox County either but I have seen it for Oak Ridge. For OR it wasn’t even a kid who tested positive, it was a kid “showing symptoms” so they forced that kid and everyone they identified through contact tracing to quarantine for 14 days (I think it was right before the 24 day info came out) and the kid with symptoms couldn’t return until he had a negative test. I think the others identified also had to have a negative test to return but I’m not 100% sure on that part. I don’t know that Knox County handles it the same way but I wouldn’t be surprised one bit.

That is horrible. Hopefully Anderson County residents throw the officials for this out of office.

 

[Carl Pickens]

Who signed up for all this winning?

With .... not of..... this is more political BS

 

[Carl Pickens]

Wearing a mask outdoors is the ultimate BS act

 

[Carl Pickens]

That is horrible. Hopefully Anderson County residents throw the officials for this out of office.

If the kid is an athlete his season is f’ed. After having it and knowing many other people that have, I’m now a firm believer that this is just a bunch of sht. The way the US is reporting numbers is nothing short of criminal.

 

[RollinVol]

In 2016-- 2,744,248 registered deaths in America, 31, 618 more than 2015
In 2017---2,813,503 registered deaths in America, 69,255 more than 2016
In 2018---2,839,205 registered deaths in America , 25, 702 more than 2017


no finals tally given for 2019 on the CDC Website.

If we assigned 45,000 more deaths than the previous years, we would see about 2,884,205 deaths in 2019 in America.

So who really believes that we will have 3,300,000 deaths in America in 2020 because of normal death rate+ coronavirus

 

[LouderVol]

In 2016-- 2,744,248 registered deaths in America, 31, 618 more than 2015
In 2017---2,813,503 registered deaths in America, 69,255 more than 2016
In 2018---2,839,205 registered deaths in America , 25, 702 more than 2017


no finals tally given for 2019 on the CDC Website.

If we assigned 45,000 more deaths than the previous years, we would see about 2,884,205 deaths in 2019 in America.

So who really believes that we will have 3,300,000 deaths in America in 2020 because of normal death rate+ coronavirus

I think the thing to see if the average works out much.

 

[evillawyer]

Most divisive president ever!

 

[evillawyer]

Iowa is currently the nation's coronavirus hotspot, and a trump surrogate is marvelling at how large of an indoor (unmasked) crowd he can draw

 

[LouderVol]

Iowa is currently the nation's coronavirus hotspot, and a trump surrogate is marvelling at how large of an indoor (unmasked) crowd he can draw

I guess the Rona has killed off the south and has had to move on?

 

[evillawyer]

I guess the Rona has killed off the south and has had to move on?

Those ain't spring chickens in that crowded room.

 

[headhunter15]

 

[hjeagle1vol]

Bill looks at that witch like the rest of America.

 

[37L1]

Caption contest?

No matter how hard you try, you still ain't Monica.

 

[0nelilreb]

Most divisive president ever!

Is he talking to us or Nancy Pelosi ?

 

[headhunter15]

I didn’t really mind the rally/march last week on campus. However, look where the team is 7 days removed from it.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Not aware of this. Not seen where they can force us to be tested.

They can force you to show your child's vaccine history unless you opt out. Some states you can no longer opt out. I'd take the 2 weeks down as a presumptive positive and call it good. No testing.

 

[Carl Pickens]

Most divisive president ever!

He’s an a**hole

 

[allvol123]

They can force you to show your child's vaccine history unless you opt out. Some states you can no longer opt out. I'd take the 2 weeks down as a presumptive positive and call it good. No testing.

Yea, we arent testing.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Report: Up to 90% of confirmed COVID-19 cases might not be contagious

If they have to do more than 32 replication on pcr the virus count is so minute I would doubt it was transmissible. This makes sense.
They are still using a research tool for diagnosis. They still haven't, 6 months into this, washed the pure strain virus.

 

[RollinVol]

Yea, we arent testing.

We got the phone call a little bit ago. Our high schooler has to quarantine for 14 days. Health department sent a kid back to school with it and exposed other people. I told him have fun playing video games. I’m on my way to sams to get him Gatorade and snacks. But bad thing is. He will miss his first few meets of cross country for his senior year. And will miss enough to not be eligible for districts with a chance for state.

 

[Carl Pickens]

We got the phone call a little bit ago. Our high schooler has to quarantine for 14 days. Health department sent a kid back to school with it and exposed other people. I told him have fun playing video games. I’m on my way to sams to get him Gatorade and snacks. But bad thing is. He will miss his first few meets of cross country for his senior year. And will miss enough to not be eligible for districts with a chance for state.

That’s complete BS.... the TSSAA should grant some exceptions due to Covid. I hate that organization

 

[RollinVol]

That’s complete BS.... the TSSAA should grant some exceptions due to Covid. I hate that organization

I do as well. But we are Missouri. Same incompetence

 

[NurseGoodVol]

We got the phone call a little bit ago. Our high schooler has to quarantine for 14 days. Health department sent a kid back to school with it and exposed other people. I told him have fun playing video games. I’m on my way to sams to get him Gatorade and snacks. But bad thing is. He will miss his first few meets of cross country for his senior year. And will miss enough to not be eligible for districts with a chance for state.

That just sucks. Any possible exemption d/t covid19 regulations? I'd be writing some letters.