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I'm over here not even wanting to go outside for fear of disease and these ####### clowns are partying like nothing is wrong
I'm over here not even wanting to go outside for fear of disease and these ####### clowns are partying like nothing is wrong
Banks, utilities, laundromats, gas stations, take outs remain open as well.Breaking local news now. Trump was interrupted.
SF mayor orders SF folks to remain home. Only essential places open only and go only if must to grocery stores and pharmacies. It's happening to all of Bay Area. Through April 7 but could be longer.
those clowns will show little to no symptoms and pass it to their parentsI'm over here not even wanting to go outside for fear of disease and these ####### clowns are partying like nothing is wrong
Seeing your avatar makes me want a bubble suit/roomI'm over here not even wanting to go outside for fear of disease and these ####### clowns are partying like nothing is wrong
I get the outrage. Can we have some context here though, some sympathy, even for those who on the surface seem to be lacking in empathy and responsibility....I'm over here not even wanting to go outside for fear of disease and these ####### clowns are partying like nothing is wrong
Was this the Kershaw patient?Today my town had the first death on record in the state of SC due to Covid-19. I have to work the next two days and then I'm off for a week and am not going anywhere. I already had to cancel my anniversary trip to Charleston for this coming weekend. As long as I have internet I'm good to go. My biggest worry are my 87 year old dad and 80 year old mother. Trying to get them to stay at home is going to be a task. They are only a mile from the nursing home where the deceased victim lived.
This is from a facebook post in Ohio -My OH redneck friends are losing their minds over the authoritarian lockdown he is exercising right now. Communist is a frequently used term in their rants. I'm happy Dewine is stepping up to meet the challenge, I'm also very glad I don't live anywhere near my redneck friends in OH any more.
How many times did you giggle and laugh writing that?I get the outrage. Can we have some context here though, some sympathy, even for those who on the surface seem to be lacking in empathy and responsibility....
These are "kids" (yes, they are 18-22, but hardly well formed adult brains and all that). They feel invincible. Its "just a flu" in their minds. Doesn't make it right, but many have had part of their college experience ripped from them. Those who are seniors will never have "senior year" of college. That was seriously one of the best years of my life. Many were called back from their semester or year abroad. Others don't have time to say goodbye to their friends who are graduating, it just was a sudden "it's done folks"
That doesn't excuse the behavior. But let's understand it before we castigate a bunch of kids without remember what we were like back then, and then adding to it the chaos, fear, and unknown's they face well before true maturity sets in.
My parents are my biggest concern as well... they were supposed to close on house in Florida this week, obviously that's postponed. Now they are wondering if it's best to walk away from a sizeable deposit because as my dad said, he doesn't know if in a year the property will be 110% of the value, or 60% of the value.Today my town had the first death on record in the state of SC due to Covid-19. I have to work the next two days and then I'm off for a week and am not going anywhere. I already had to cancel my anniversary trip to Charleston for this coming weekend. As long as I have internet I'm good to go. My biggest worry are my 87 year old dad and 80 year old mother. Trying to get them to stay at home is going to be a task. They are only a mile from the nursing home where the deceased victim lived.
The people most responsible are the leaders who didn’t stress this or explain why it’s important for healthy people to stay home. The information campaign on this was bungled.I get the outrage. Can we have some context here though, some sympathy, even for those who on the surface seem to be lacking in empathy and responsibility....
These are "kids" (yes, they are 18-22, but hardly well formed adult brains and all that). They feel invincible. Its "just a flu" in their minds. Doesn't make it right, but many have had part of their college experience ripped from them. Those who are seniors will never have "senior year" of college. That was seriously one of the best years of my life. Many were called back from their semester or year abroad. Others don't have time to say goodbye to their friends who are graduating, it just was a sudden "it's done folks"
That doesn't excuse the behavior. But let's understand it before we castigate a bunch of kids without remember what we were like back then, and then adding to it the chaos, fear, and unknown's they face well before true maturity sets in.
Still has to be approved via judge/lawsuit, but not a bad move.Ohio governor Dewine just extended Ohio's voting from tomorrow to June 2nd.
Great move.
None. Not a joking matter, in the least.How many times did you giggle and laugh writing that?
This is a fair point.The people most responsible are the leaders who didn’t stress this or explain why it’s important for healthy people to stay home. The information campaign on this was bungled.
Good thoughts, doesn't fully excuse it at all, but we're all humans.I get the outrage. Can we have some context here though, some sympathy, even for those who on the surface seem to be lacking in empathy and responsibility....
These are "kids" (yes, they are 18-22, but hardly well formed adult brains and all that). They feel invincible. Its "just a flu" in their minds. Doesn't make it right, but many have had part of their college experience ripped from them. Those who are seniors will never have "senior year" of college. That was seriously one of the best years of my life. Many were called back from their semester or year abroad. Others don't have time to say goodbye to their friends who are graduating, it just was a sudden "it's done folks"
That doesn't excuse the behavior. But let's understand it before we castigate a bunch of kids without remember what we were like back then, and then adding to it the chaos, fear, and unknown's they face well before true maturity sets in.
I can't remember if I posted here or not, but considering how fast this thread moves... Sam Harris did a podcast with an expert from John's Hopkins who gave a low death rate of .6%, but with an infected percentage for the country of up to 60%. That's 1 million plus deaths at a pretty low death rate.For those that don't click on the link, that's in the U.S., not worldwide.
Oh... wait.... you were serious 'bout dat?None. Not a joking matter, in the least.
I know this isn't a 'popular' thing to say perhaps... but we can try to understand the motivations, even misguided, of others.
EKG ok. Waiting on bloodwork. BP reading was accurate. That's not something i normally struggle with - my BP is always in the "normal" range, if not low. Hopefully that was a panic attack brought on by ingestion. I've never had that happen before...ever. of course, I've never been almost 45 before either....and, I'm suddenly having chest pains. Checked my BP and it was 180 over something. Currently sitting in ER so they can tell me its indigestion and BP reading was faulty. obviously its not something to mess with, so worth coming in to get checked out.
Can confirm drive-thru tests are in place here, and ER gave me a mask due to my lingering (but improving) sinus infection cough.
Right but a consistent clear message from say Biden, Bernie, Trump, state officials and celebs would have made a difference. We just kind of ignored it until we couldn’t anymore.This is a fair point.
Then again, there is SO much in and misinformation going around. It really is nearly impossible to know what is "right" and "objective" even if well intended and willing to sacrifice.
Good news - we need more testing, more ventilators and people to stay the heck home. Those 3 things can save a lot of lives.A load of test kits landing at FedEX hub in Memphis just now...
Thanks China
Word is this isn't the only one... details will likely be public later.
If you need anything GB, let me know.EKG ok. Waiting on bloodwork. BP reading was accurate. That's not something i normally struggle with - my BP is always in the "normal" range, if not low. Hopefully that was a panic attack brought on by ingestion. I've never had that happen before...ever. of course, I've never been almost 45 before either.
ER is not at all busy right now (my estimate)...I've seen it much worse.
My first panic attack scared the #### outta me. Hope ya feel better.EKG ok. Waiting on bloodwork. BP reading was accurate. That's not something i normally struggle with - my BP is always in the "normal" range, if not low. Hopefully that was a panic attack brought on by ingestion. I've never had that happen before...ever. of course, I've never been almost 45 before either.
ER is not at all busy right now (my estimate)...I've seen it much worse.
This is great news. Don't forget to ask them to take a gander at your wiener.EKG ok. Waiting on bloodwork. BP reading was accurate. That's not something i normally struggle with - my BP is always in the "normal" range, if not low. Hopefully that was a panic attack brought on by ingestion. I've never had that happen before...ever. of course, I've never been almost 45 before either.
ER is not at all busy right now (my estimate)...I've seen it much worse.
No. Lexington County.Was this the Kershaw patient?
It's worth keeping in mind that things will actually be the same again. Covid is not the plague and things are going to return to normal once a vaccine is developed. (Or sooner, depending on how the outbreak plays out).My parents are my biggest concern as well... they were supposed to close on house in Florida this week, obviously that's postponed. Now they are wondering if it's best to walk away from a sizeable deposit because as my dad said, he doesn't know if in a year the property will be 110% of the value, or 60% of the value.
Mind you, this was a discussion nearly a week ago, before the severity of this really sunk in.
Certainly health and wellness are BY FAR the biggest issue - however the economics of this are not to be laughed off. For one, most are not in the position of my parents (yeah, they could lose some money, but not their entire life's savings). Second, I fear that there will be real health impacts for those hit by the virus, those without insurance, those who in 2, 3, 6 months may be forced to live on the streets.
It's hard to know what is tin foil hat saber rattling, what is a real possibility, and what is staying sane. We've simply never experienced anything like this ever. Closest feeling was just after 9/11 when we kept expecting more attacks and that sense of unknown on one hand, a complete life disruption on the other - all with the underlying knowledge that "things will never be the same again" - without knowing what our world will look like on the other side.
I've actually wondered if we will see a big drop in the normal ER visits. There's lots of people who would normally have gone for so many different things but will be scared to go now and catch the virus. That's actually a good thing that they people stay away.EKG ok. Waiting on bloodwork. BP reading was accurate. That's not something i normally struggle with - my BP is always in the "normal" range, if not low. Hopefully that was a panic attack brought on by ingestion. I've never had that happen before...ever. of course, I've never been almost 45 before either.
ER is not at all busy right now (my estimate)...I've seen it much worse.
I disagree. We live in a free society and the masses don't pay any attention to political figures - partly because they don't care and partly because the 24 hour news cycle has made it become white noise.Right but a consistent clear message from say Biden, Bernie, Trump, state officials and celebs would have made a difference. We just kind of ignored it until we couldn’t anymore.
This is by far the best one I've seen, from Northwest OH:This is from a facebook post in Ohio -
"Nope just know that the media and government is trying to shut down America and they are doing it. How many people do you personally know have this virus? And hust not heard about it? Kind of funny when H1N1 was around more people died from it under obama and nothing was done this has not even killed that many and MASS panic kind of funny how the media and government manipulates people."
The voice of reason.It's worth keeping in mind that things will actually be the same again. Covid is not the plague and things are going to return to normal once a vaccine is developed. (Or sooner, depending on how the outbreak plays out).
I friend of mine in NY said her kids schools were cancelled yesterday at 3PM. Not even saturday, but yesterday. So on top of everything, it was a scramble for day care and all that with some employers still pushing for people to come in. 9And it’s not just young people who lacked info. A math teacher I work with mocking this as recent as Thursday. Kids would ask me if school would close or how bad this was. I would tell them at some point school will close but I don’t know When or for how long. I told them not to panic but it is serious and they should avoid lathe groups, stay away from older or sick relatives. This math teacher would laugh and say “we aren’t closing school because someone gets a cold”.
I’m actually considering printing this out or something.It's worth keeping in mind that things will actually be the same again. Covid is not the plague and things are going to return to normal once a vaccine is developed. (Or sooner, depending on how the outbreak plays out).
You have Instacart where you live?Going to be doing weekly grocery runs for my parents and in-laws. What's the protocol when purchasing groceries for elderly relatives? Drop everything on the porch? Or should I take it all home and wipe down the outside of all packaging with lysol wipes first? I'm leaning towards the latter.
Right, really needed top down leadership (like we saw in many States- Ohio, Michigan) where Thursday night they closed schools down to take that responsibility and pressure off all the school districts.I friend of mine in NY said her kids schools were cancelled yesterday at 3PM. Not even saturday, but yesterday. So on top of everything, it was a scramble for day care and all that with some employers still pushing for people to come in. 9
Any type of chest pain moves ya to front of line.I've actually wondered if we will see a big drop in the normal ER visits. There's lots of people who would normally have gone for so many different things but will be scared to go now and catch the virus. That's actually a good thing that they people stay away.
I am not as confident as are you - or perhaps it is that I am more hopeful. That maybe this is such a shock to the inpenatrability of our nation and society that certain things have to change... for the better.It's worth keeping in mind that things will actually be the same again. Covid is not the plague and things are going to return to normal once a vaccine is developed. (Or sooner, depending on how the outbreak plays out).
Instacart stores are all out of stock on just about everything. Tried three times over the weekend here in DallasYou have Instacart where you live?
Because you can't sick from friends?Talked to my 77 year old dad yesterday. He tries to tell me that they are avoiding large gatherings. But only large gatherings where they don't know the people. Tells me they had their weekly BBQ at the pool with a whole bunch of their friends just the other day. And they were going to go out to eat for my brother's kids birthday, but would sit outside and as far awy from people as possible.
I was so ####### angry. Literally yelled at him on the phone. Told him I didn't give him my kidney so he could be a reckless idiot and die from a completely avoidable virus if he would just stay the #### away from people. I think he got the point, but who knows.
Shoes on the other foot now with adult children and their parents. I finally convinced my dad to give up the gym and cancel having his friends over for band practice.Talked to my 77 year old dad yesterday. He tries to tell me that they are avoiding large gatherings. But only large gatherings where they don't know the people. Tells me they had their weekly BBQ at the pool with a whole bunch of their friends just the other day. And they were going to go out to eat for my brother's kids birthday, but would sit outside and as far awy from people as possible.
I was so ####### angry. Literally yelled at him on the phone. Told him I didn't give him my kidney so he could be a reckless idiot and die from a completely avoidable virus if he would just stay the #### away from people. I think he got the point, but who knows.
Been very impressed with Whitmer’s handling of the entire situation.Right, really needed top down leadership (like we saw in many States- Ohio, Michigan) where Thursday night they closed schools down to take that responsibility and pressure off all the school districts.