Covid Lies
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Ya that will get a place shut down IMO , that is just asking for a big lawsuit , sorry your family members have it
Wyo. But cases are very much on the rise here. I’m worried about getting it right now because I just changed jobs and don’t have any sick time to use. If I get it I can’t take off work or I won’t be paid (if they’ll even allow me to take off without pay)
In Europe they all follow the mask mandate but are all experiencing the same high number of outbreaks. Masks don’t work!
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In Europe the population density is far greater than it is in the areas where the US is having the most rapidly growing cases.
Stay safe buddy. Hope you live in the scenic part of Wyoming
. The Jackson Hole area is one of my favorite places on earth.If wearing a mask was even a Little effective, the results would be the same no matter what the population density is. Masks don’t work and the unhygienic cloth masks kill!
I am not a big fan of masks, but there are places that require them. I bought 50 at a good price. They are clearly labeled as single use. Reusing them is when you get unhygienic masks. I live in a city that doesn't require them so they will last a long time.
France had 86k new cases yesterday. That would be the equivalent of 435k new cases in the US. 😱
No ICU beds available in Tulsa amid COVID-19 case spike
"If there's a patient who needs an ICU bed, RMRS (the Oklahoma Regional Medical Response System) and the hospital would work in conjunction to find that patient a bed," a
That’s scary. It’s happening in my neck of the woods as well. They’re going to need to start opening up emergency locations for serious patients and grabbing doctors / nurses from outside the ICU to staff them.No ICU beds available in Tulsa amid COVID-19 case spike
"If there's a patient who needs an ICU bed, RMRS (the Oklahoma Regional Medical Response System) and the hospital would work in conjunction to find that patient a bed," atulsaworld.com
The ICU is officially full of COVID here in Los Alamos, too. My wife was taking care of four ICU Covid patients last week on her regular shift, the most she's had to do at one time.
And we are a small town with 10,000 people and only ~75 cases to date.
Yeah. 4:1 ratios are unsafe in the icu. My wife is having the same problem north of dallas. These icu and er nurses and techs need hazard pay or theyll just quit. Its already happened. 10 nurses in a 20 bed icu unit have quit in a big hospital around here...massive burnout and no compensation. #bailoutnurses
Not as near Jackson as I’d like to be but I do have family up there so I make it up there occasionally. It’s actually where we had our wedding. Luckily I’m not too far away from lots of outdoor activities though, which I enjoy. Hiking, rock climbing, snow shoeing, sailing, skiing are all less than an hour away. 2.5 hours and I can make it to legit backcountry camping / hiking.Stay safe buddy. Hope you live in the scenic part of Wyoming
Was actually going to take my vacation in Wyoming to see some neat things ( of course staying away from people) mainly wanting to sight see, any suggestions?
'We're just stunned': 13-year-old Oklahoma boy with COVID-19 fighting for his life in ICU
A 13-year-old boy has been at OU Children’s Hospital with COVID-19 since Wednesday and is fighting to survive.
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Now that it’s starting to harm kids, do the anti maskers still think this is a hoax?'We're just stunned': 13-year-old Oklahoma boy with COVID-19 fighting for his life in ICU
A 13-year-old boy has been at OU Children’s Hospital with COVID-19 since Wednesday and is fighting to survive.
Can't speak for the anti-maskers, but it has always harmed kids, just at a low rate. Between February and November of this year there have been 115 covid deaths for the age group 0-17. Over the same time period there were 124 flu deaths.
I’m really worried about the next few months with basketball season starting and too many stupid adults acting like it’s not a big dealCan't speak for the anti-maskers, but it has always harmed kids, just at a low rate. Between February and November of this year there have been 115 covid deaths for the age group 0-17. Over the same time period there were 124 flu deaths.
My Uncle was just diagnosed with Covid Pneumonia. He’s in his early 60’s. He one of the nicest guys you will meet, but he’s also a big Fox News guy and I think it came back to bite him in the butt. My aunt took him to the hospital because his blood oxygen levels were falling below 90 and they couldn’t elevate them. Hospital is full. They put him on an IV and gave him some medicine and sent him home. We’re really scared for him as he’s had a few health issues in the recent past. He used to be heavier set but lost a lot of weight to an illness not long ago. Really hoping he pulls through. He’s my closest family member outside my mom / wife.
Viruses don’t care what side you’re on. They don’t care if you don’t believe in how bad they are. I just wish everyone would be more careful. Because it’s really just selfishness that’s continuing this epidemic.
Viruses don’t care what side you’re on. They don’t care if you don’t believe in how bad they are. I just wish everyone would be more careful. Because it’s really just selfishness that’s continuing this epidemic.
188 children died of the flu last flu season. It’s always a tragedy when a child dies for any reason but let’s understand the risk to our children compared to other illnesses / causes. 636 children under 12 died in 2018 in auto accidents for instance.
Yeah it's obviously a lot more deadly than the flu for people 40+, but for kids the media has been heavily focusing on bad anecdotes to scare parents and not doing a good job of accurately reporting what is happening.
I agree generally. My wife really was wanting to do thanksgiving because she wants the family gathering etc. I just cant allow it. Small family gathering just us and thats it. Well survive til next year.
I'm in a weird situation where my conservative parents in Tulsa are deciding against Thanksgiving, but my liberal in-laws in El Paso have invited us over. They have been advocating shutting down businesses again, but are still comfortable having people over at their house. The covid stuff just doesn't break down neatly on party lines like people would like to think.
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Nope , people are too stupid to do the right thing in Oklahoma because they all still think this is just a conspiracy to take away your rights , think it is fake? Go to the Hillcrest Covid unit or those poor kids from Prague’s hospital room
I suspect the covid numbers for children in 2020 will end up similar to the flu season of 2018-2019. I would assume there are similarities between those kids who suffer the most with covid to those who struggle with the flu.
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I suspect they will be 150-200% of flu #'s for children. But it will still be in the same ballpark.
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