I don’t disagree, but if someone is Covid positive and also has co-morbidities they still have Covid so the positive cases aren’t inflated. I agree it’s a grey area on deaths but that’s the case with most contagious diseases. The majority of people dying from the flu each year also have co-morbidities.
my understanding is that most cancer deaths are diseases that the body can’t fight off because of the cancer.
For sure. In the beginning we knew so little I think the plan was to be overly cautious. In March/April around me most primary care doctors wouldn’t even see patients live in the office who potentially had Covid. Lots of people were told to go straight to the ER. Today we do know more and there’s probably less people being admitted.
My father had stage 4 lung cancer, got the flu, became septic and passed away. I would not say he died from the flu.
Neither would I.
But the death certificate rightly would list influenza. Based on the information you gave, if it was filled out properly, the immediate cause would be sepsis from influenza, with lung cancer as a significant underlying factor.
That’s where the grey area comes in. That’s why they list co-morbidities on a death certificate vs just 1 cause of death. I can see where you are coming from, but I don’t think this is a new development with Covid. Like I said, many of the deaths from flu have similar co-morbidities to the ones from Covid.
Cast member who heard ‘buzz’... so not an official word or anything.
As long as there are capacity limits they have to have a reservation system and I can’t see capacity limits going away any time soon.
I could maybe see linking it to FP+ and dining reservations and saying you can only book a FP reservation or ADR in a park you have reserved to visit. If you cancel a park reservation for that day they would automatically cancel your ADR and FP reservations. All that really does is require a park ticket purchase prior to booking ADRs and FP reservations. Not much different than today.
This is a very new, yet important factor. (layoffs)
My cousin runs a large trucking company. One of his employees recently had a child who committed suicide. It was a teenager who hung herself. She was a healthy teenager but suffered with depression, which is becoming more common with teenagers Her death was labelled covid. The father was livid. He demanded an answer and also wanted to see documentation. They have yet to produce anything.
For sure. My point was that with FP+ you already know which park most people plan to visit each day. Forcing a reservation only captures the people not using FP+ but anyone could cancel on a whim and rebook a different park on almost any day once capacity limits are gone...unless they plan to limit park capacity going forward not for virus safety but for general guest satisfaction and essentially force people into the less popular parks.
So if you’re a cast member you could still just walk in?
I would assume you just book a reservation that day. If there are no capacity limits I would think it wouldn’t be a problem.
You are free to believe this pandemic is alleged. You don’t need a disclaimer.
As has been the rumor for awhile, FP+ isn't coming back like it was. From what's been said it will most likely be a paid system. I can see the reservation system staying but with no capacity limits it will be easy to book a park. For that matter if you wanted to hop to another park you book it that day while in the park.
Disney for some time has wanted to have very dynamic pricing that changes day-to-day sort of the way the price of an airline ticket can change radically. Reservations may stay to give Disney more data but at some point they would likely be plentiful enough to be just another obnoxious hurdle of preplanning that most accept and many praise even though it exists to give you as barely acceptable of an experience as possible.
