I'm hoping the new cases include you and your entire family.
As US records highest 1 day total for new Covid cases, Trump says we're rounding turn
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I'm hoping the new cases include you and your entire family.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
CUM
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I have that same moron on my ignore list too. What a coincidence! lol
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
They have nothing of value to say. They just parrot the far right extremist media like the good minions they are. There are quite a few on this message board and I IGNORE them all.
Ditto.
You know what's really disturbing and creepy? We watched the entire debate last week. It was so eerie listening to the failed TV game show host repeating -- word for word! -- the exact same scheiss that the Reichtards here do. It's almost as if they receive their talking points, phraseology, and memes from the same source. I bet we can all guess what that source is.
But to hear them tell it, they're "free." No. You're not free, not when you are in thrall to a corporation.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
I had one TrumpTard claiming Trump never said to inject disinfectant so I just copied the transcript of him saying it as well as the YouTube video of his saying it. Knowing the TrumpTards, he'll still deny Donald mini-strokes Trump said it.
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They're not "filled up". And they won't be. People recover. The stats are there.
Sounds like you're having a panic attack. Go to the E.R. now.
People recover, but then have long-term preexisting conditions thanks to you.
So does pneumonia and the flu. Go protest THAT, too.
Still trying to compare this to the flu I see...that's why you bear personal responsibility for this pandemic.
230,000+ dead...how many people did we lose to the flu last year?
Stay on topic. You were talking about residual effects after recovery.
You're the one who went off topic when you tried to compare this to the flu.
The OP talks about record high COVID cases.
How many people died of 12 months of the flu last year? Was it 230,000+? Was it 100,000? Was it even 80,000?
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
They're not "filled up". And they won't be. People recover. The stats are there.
Sounds like you're having a panic attack. Go to the E.R. now.
You need to stop sucking Donald mini-strokes Trump's dick. You're embarrassing yourself, Gomer.
Dr. Rai talks COVID-19 surge testing, hospital capacity and flu testing
HOSPITAL CAPACITY
"As I was just looking at our hospital updates today, most hospitals are at the capacity or just near that capacity. What that means is there may be one-or-two beds open, but they may be people waiting to fill it. Somebody in the emergency department ready to come up. It’s still an hour-by-hour situation. Remember, it’s not just an empty bed. It’s the staff necessary to take care of that. More and more staff are being exposed and falling ill and having to isolate. Some are coming back from isolation. At Prevea and HSHS, we have traveling nurses coming in. They’re arriving this week from throughout the country. We’ve asked for over two dozen to come and help right now.
“The additional help is for two reasons: number one, our own health care people are getting sick; and secondly, the sheer volume. Obviously we’re not designed to take care of an extra 140 patients in this city on top of what we normally take care of. So you do need more health care staff. It’s not just nurses. It’s respiratory therapists. People in the lab. People who clean the room. All of which need specialized training. And that doesn’t happen overnight.”
A surge in COVID-19 cases in states across the nation is raising concerns about whether hospitals are capable of handling a drastic spike.
On Wednesday, the Kootenai Health system in Coeur d’Alene, reported it had reached 99% of its capacity for patients needing intensive care and might need to send additional patients to hospitals in other states.
Health experts say they expect to see more COVID-19 patients - especially with colder weather and the flu season coming. Colder weather will bring more people indoors and closer together and that could cause cases to drastically rise. Earlier this week, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimated that by December, the US will not have enough ICU beds to meet the demands of patients who need them.
Into the Night
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There never was a problem. Covid19 is a mild virus, and it's infection rate seems quite low.
Into the Night
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Even the number of cases is chaff. Remember, Covid19 is quite survivable.
Into the Night
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Random numbers. Manufactured data. Argument from randU fallacy.
Into the Night
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No, he didn't.
Darth Omar
Russian asset
Well, what does Biden have in his Magic COVID Wand lol?
Into the Night
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Nope. Not happening. Hospitals have plenty of room to handle emergency treatment. Critical heart conditions and cancer treatment are in different wards, and only in certain hospitals.
Sure hope you have your post-election therapist lined up. There's not much time left.