Roronoa Zoro
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I'm supposed to see John Williams in June. You better subside by then Corona!
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this is my face since all this corona thing beganGuys I feel kind of weird like my head feels light.
I'm supposed to see John Williams in June. You better subside by then Corona!
Iam afrait we are going to see more of these stories as time advancesMMA trainer pleads for help as he’s forced to wait with dead body of sister for 36 HOURS in coronavirus-hit Italy (VIDEO) https://www.rt.com/sport/482969-italian-actor-mma-trainer-dead-sister-help-coronavirus/
MMA trainer pleads for help as he’s forced to wait with dead body of sister for 36 HOURS in coronavirus-hit Italy (VIDEO) https://www.rt.com/sport/482969-italian-actor-mma-trainer-dead-sister-help-coronavirus/
That was one region of the world. Do it to too much of the world and you will start seeing deaths because of supply chain disruptions. That is what leaders have to balance.
What if there was an insulin shortage? You could easily kill more people than save from quarantine. Antibiotics?
Heck even simple stuff like not treating "minor" medical conditions can lead to late diagnosis of serious illness. How many more people die for every day a cancer diagnosis gets delayed?
You can go on and on. It is not as simple as people valuing money over the health of the elderly.
You're like 1 month l8 m8
I don't know why this needs to be repeated.
There are roughly 1 million hospital beds in the USA. They are not evenly spread out based on population either.
If this gets out of control, there WILL be insulin shortages. There WILL be antibiotic shortages. There will be no one available to even provide them.
There are limited #s of beds and equipment to even treat this disease.
The US has 325 million people. If even a tenth of them get corona virus over the next 1-2 months, there won't be a medical system functioning to diagnose any of those things you fear not being diagnosed. The doctors and nurses will be shell shocked, overworked, sick and dying.
If we keep doubling the number of cases every 2 days, we are only 20 days out from a million cases.
22 days from 2 million.
24 from 4 million.
26 from 8 million.
28 from 16 million.
30 from 32 million.
I know people struggle with exponential growth.
We will have to act quick.Jesus, thats horrifying. I just cant imagine what being in Italy right now must be like. There are so many heartbreaking stories coming out of there. Here in the states I really hope that the closure of everything will help us get a head of this thing.
Not sure why you're blaming the CDC. The reason the U.S. has such a low test rate is because there aren't enough personal protective equipment and test kits to go around. The CDC does not manufacture either, nor do they provide health care funding.Who is going to test all of that? Not our lazy CDC. No testing no cases to treat.
just went to the grocery store to get the usuals. crazy vibes in there. toilet paper aisle was emptied out lol
Belgium *WAFFLES*
Not sure why you're blaming the CDC. The reason the U.S. has such a low test rate is because there aren't enough personal protective equipment and test kits to go around. The CDC does not manufacture either, nor do they provide health care funding.
About time.Welp, this is getting serious.
Seems all schools and most public spaces going to close across europe. Damn.
I don't know why this needs to be repeated.
There are roughly 1 million hospital beds in the USA. They are not evenly spread out based on population either.
If this gets out of control, there WILL be insulin shortages. There WILL be antibiotic shortages. There will be no one available to even provide them.
There are limited #s of beds and equipment to even treat this disease.
The US has 325 million people. If even a tenth of them get corona virus over the next 1-2 months, there won't be a medical system functioning to diagnose any of those things you fear not being diagnosed. The doctors and nurses will be shell shocked, overworked, sick and dying.
If we keep doubling the number of cases every 2 days, we are only 20 days out from a million cases.
22 days from 2 million.
24 from 4 million.
26 from 8 million.
28 from 16 million.
30 from 32 million.
I know people struggle with exponential growth.
Not sure why you're blaming the CDC. The reason the U.S. has such a low test rate is because there aren't enough personal protective equipment and test kits to go around. The CDC does not manufacture either, nor do they provide health care funding.
Insulin and antibiotics have nothing to do with hospital beds,
Yeah best bet is Amazon still or even try eBay.I have IBS and i've only got one pack left
I do have a few packs of paper towel though
Mostly it has to do with the failure of a fee for service health care system, where individual clinics running at already tight margins are expected to allocate funding for these once-in a blue moon events. It's just not going to happen. Most clinics are simply not designed to deal with an outbreak and we need to see more of what you just posted in your last post above.I stand corrected, who could we blame for all of this? All of the early 'We are prepared' talk has fallen a little flat.
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No, they don't. But you need pharmacists to distribute them and MDs to write the prescriptions.
If we get to the point where even just a million people are sick, ~200k of them will be in the hospital.
WHO Situation Report (Issue 52, 10a CET March 12)
Global:
125048 cases (+6729)
4613 deaths (+321)
China:
80981 cases (+26)
3173 deaths (+11)
Outside of China:
44067 cases (+6703)
1440 deaths (+310)
117 countries/regions (+4)
Mostly it has to do with the failure of a fee for service health care system, where individual clinics running at already tight margins are expected to allocate funding for these once-in a blue moon events. It's just not going to happen. Most clinics are simply not designed to deal with an outbreak and we need to see more of what you just posted in your last post above.
But also the people who went out and hoarded PPE in the early days of the outbreak didn't help either. Like I said back then: doctors and nurses will simply not see you if they dont have the proper safety equipment, and this is a big reason why testing for the virus is being rationed in the USA.