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*anxiety intensifies*
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
*anxiety intensifies*
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Honestly at this point I feel like anyone who doesn’t wear a mask just doesn’t value anyone’s life and doesn’t respect anyone else. It’s comes down to a matter of respect.
We as a society have decided it’s the respectful thing to do, and these selfish babies refuse. Really takes preconceived notions about people to a whole new level.
We as a society have decided it’s the respectful thing to do, and these selfish babies refuse. Really takes preconceived notions about people to a whole new level.
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Was talking to my girl's father. He said the mortality rate was 1/2 of 1%. I asked how the f he came up with that number?
He divided number of deaths by THE ******* ENTIRE US POPULATION.
And this dude is in finance. We doomed.
He divided number of deaths by THE ******* ENTIRE US POPULATION.
And this dude is in finance. We doomed.
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Issa wrap dawg.
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the logic of getting the percentage & the calculation are wrong lol
what kind of finance is he in?
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Smart dumb ***
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Are these all red states?
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I mean, if you’re right about it being here to stay then you might as well start living your life and preparing for the new normal... unless you plan to stay home forever? Don’t lose hope man!
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.....don't get too comfortable
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thanks dude I appreciate it
i have done things in my life that before All this that I wouldn’t be considered paranoid because I lived a care free but always had my eye on the rearview mirror but with the coronavirus you can look at the mirror and see nothing and that’s what gets to me
this new normal sucks but your correct
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I also appreciate what you said to I try and do all that but you can take all the precautions in the world and something still might happen that’s what worries me
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we should respect other people but let’s face it the United States is very selfish country
even if your a selfish person Wouldn’t they want to protect themselves before protecting anyone else
but it don’t seem to be like that
For example if someone walking down the street why would I want them to be so close to me or better yet would they want to be near me
I try to avoid everybody that I pass on the street But in a big city sometimes you can’t do it
When I see someone walking away for me in the past few months I say to myself that person knows what’s going on that person is looking out for themselves
that’s how the new normal should be for everyone
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I feel you bro. All last week I had chest pains. Like the kind of burning you feel in the middle of your chest after you cough really hard, if that makes sense? Granted, I did a ton of push ups for the first time in over a week on Monday and definitely had soreness from it, but I still kept asking myself “what if it’s not?” And then every time I felt warm or every time I had an ache I started buggin. I kid you not, I legit though I had a blood clot in my leg at one point. I also went out a little more as stuff started to reopen more here in NJ and I witnessed someone cough down an aisle from me. Standing in lines and people violating social distancing. Just overall paranoia at all time highs.
All I can say is just follow the numbers for your state. Follow the recommended guidelines. Do what you feel is within reason when deciding if you should head out or not. Distance, disinfect, and mask up. I think the scale of this has us tripping more than we need to be. It’s like any other virus/sickness. Just take the right precautions and be smart and you’re likely to be okay. That one NEJM article stated your chances of contracting the virus from an asymptomatic person when you both have masks on and it’s just a brief encounter like passing someone in an aisle, is like 5% or less.
Remember, it’s all about duration and intensity of your interactions with other people.
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I ger you but also know if you get it theres a much higher chance its going to be a mild case rather than a bad one.
So my moms a nurse, a bunch of her colleagues got it from varying ages, one of her friends had her son and husband infected also. No one has gotten hospitalized except her one friend, who was intubated but made it. Everyone else had mild cases. I really havent heard of anyone getting it bad from my friends, or moms colleagues, bros friends etc. My friend in VA is a nurse, her friend and his mother both got it. He was fine, a little hard to breathe at times but he didnt go to the hospital, his mom did though but she pulled through and didnt get intubated.
I know everyone would react different to it but like I said, you will probably have a mild case if anything.
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people definitely implemented masks early on, but i feel like now people are pretty relaxed about it.
still see most people with masks but people will be less strict about social distancing, I remember a few months ago people would basically run away from other people
also noticed a sizable increase in homeless from other states exporting their residents.
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The problem is I don’t want anybody that I love to have a mild case of anything especially this
my mother is at an age that if she gets this I’ll loose my mind
my son is 25 and he’s been in good Health thank goodness
I wouldn’t be as forgiving As someone like Michael Che who paid for the whole buildings rent where his grandmother lived For one month
that man is a very honorable person
Nobody should be getting a mild case of this because of China’s mistakes
too many People have died unnecessarily and become sick their lives even if they pull through will never be the same because of the coronavirus
the whole world has been turned upside down thanks to the CCP
Couple of people on here caught and it didn’t seem to be such a mild case
we should all stay healthy bro and the ones we love
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I hope you’re doing much better thanks for the advice
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Some analysis on Texas numbers -- they've seen a near-4x increase in cases per day over the past month (doubling over the past 10 days, so even the growth of the growth is accelerating).
Their daily covid-19 deaths have increased about 50% over the past 10 days. This increase closely mirrors the 50% increase in daily case counts in 10 days spanning late-May to early-June.
What does this mean? If the deaths hold up with a lag of 2-3 weeks, Texas will go from ~30 deaths/day currently to over 100 per day in early July.
Their daily covid-19 deaths have increased about 50% over the past 10 days. This increase closely mirrors the 50% increase in daily case counts in 10 days spanning late-May to early-June.
What does this mean? If the deaths hold up with a lag of 2-3 weeks, Texas will go from ~30 deaths/day currently to over 100 per day in early July.
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Haven’t been in this thread in awhile. I’m an OT at a big facility in Atlanta. The out break is getting worse. Overall 20+ Residents, whole lot of staff. Folks are dropping like flies. I’m currently treating 6 Covid patients on a regular. Thing that’s alarming is the cognition impairment post Covid. These folks are not the same after they recover. Significant delirium and psych issues.
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