91% of deaths in my state are those over 60 years of age. 54% are over 70. Nursing homes are epicenters of the breakouts. Unscrupulous, sleazy people for decades have gravitated to operating nursing homes as profit machines. Deaths are the wages of greed.
They cancelled school here for the rest of the school year.
Same here for us... I am glad despite the low risk, but children are the future... they may have better immune systems than most of us, but that's not a risks i want to take...
I'm not confused at all. I should've clarified I know full well they aren't the same people.
Brainwashed.What sort of country needs armed guards outside all shops to enforce the wearing of masks?
We have compulsory use of masks inside shops here in Spain. The tiny percentage of people who enter without one are politely reminded by the (unarmed) shop staff that they need one. They either have one, and put it on, or they leave quietly. They don’t pull out a gun and shoot the staff member in the head.
WTF has America become?
oh, and...
Does your God also have you covered for cancer, or getting run over by a bus? ****wits.
That what they say here to, but then there are studies from Germany that shows that the children has as high counts of virus as adults, but less symptoms. And schools here where suddenly 10-15 teachers fall ill in C19. But no-one even looks at the link in transferring. They just keep saying there is no confirmed cases of children spreading the virus. But where are the studies to back it up?
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/coro...e/news-story/1c8659fde1fec35392699d2b3a9e9959Despite having served less than half of her required isolation in a Melbourne hotel after arriving from Britain last week, SA and Victorian authorities authorised her weekend flight to Adelaide on “compassionate” grounds to say goodbye to a dying relative.
But as she remained in a stable condition with mild symptoms in quarantine at an Adelaide hotel on Tuesday, authorities scrambled to trace a “significant” number of “close contacts” including passengers, airline and airport staff as well as other visitors.
SA Health refused to publicly release flight details or provide precise numbers of those in isolation.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/c...crew-uae/af7f2948-6b39-4165-bef3-7ccc6f11f065
In a sitcom joke this would be followed with something like "They have all been sent to quarantine on a remote island so the rest of us can have fun"
I wish this is what people would start focusing on more than the death rates & spreading, "It's a 99% survival, you'll be fine!". Well, not just MIS-C specifically, but the lasting effects like it being shared. We've known for a long time if you get it, you'll likely live, but these first hand accounts are still alarming. Some people get over it, some say their taste/smell loss has lingered, some people report having lasting breathing issues or month-long pneumonia, & a couple reports claim specific individuals will have to have some sort of testing done every week for years, b/c of the state of their lungs left by the virus. I understand that as time has passed, we've learned more that the virus is no longer a case of, "If you get it, it may be like a bad flu or you could die from a very low chance" to a much broader spectrum of that still includes a low chance of death, but I guess the novel part of this virus remains in defining just how it will affect someone since there are varying reports of the different ways it has affected people during & after its time in the body.
They're already in New Zealand, how much more of a remote island do you want?In a sitcom joke this would be followed with something like "They have all been sent to quarantine on a remote island so the rest of us can have fun"
Out of curiosity, what do you make of this recent discussion on Twitter/Reddit about the higher than usual number of pneumonia deaths being reported? People seem to take it as a sign that the Covid deaths are much higher than reported (since I've read that pneumonia can be a side effect/symptom). Which sort of makes sense to me, esp. when there was a lot of uproar on how "any death with Covid in the body is listed as a Covid death", & they need to be separated. Seems to me, that in this scenario of the pneumonia deaths being separated which result in a very large amount of pneumonia deaths reported, that these could be numbers just as easily tacked onto the current number of Covid deaths. Of course, one would have to prove each of these pneumonia-caused deaths were a result of Covid, but it doesn't seem coincidental that there's a unexpectedly large amount of pneumonia deaths happening at the same time as a virus that can cause it to begin with.
Little hand-held device, blow into it to keep the ball up for 30 seconds? If so, I'll always remember that little bastard. Used it 3 times after a lung-operation (had a small hole), showed up on my bill as a $900 charge.
