DisneyDebRob
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The most truthful thing you have ever wrote
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
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MickeyMouse10
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My post got deleted, but oh well life goes on.
Let me rephrase things then. I would love to see the numbers for China when it comes to Covid and the disease that originated in their part of the world. Which they may or may not have played a part in accidentally spreading.
Let me rephrase things then. I would love to see the numbers for China when it comes to Covid and the disease that originated in their part of the world. Which they may or may not have played a part in accidentally spreading.
oceanbreeze77
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well the covid clock is a'ticking so hopefully they dont wait tooo long.
Here you go:
Here’s What Recovery From Covid-19 Looks Like for Many Survivors (Published 2020)
Continuing shortness of breath, muscle weakness, flashbacks, mental fogginess and other symptoms may plague patients for a long time.www.nytimes.com
What we know (so far) about the long-term health effects of Covid-19
As researchers continue to uncover the long list of potential Covid-19 symptoms, some physicians are beginning to explore the disease's possible long-term effects on patients with more severe symptoms, Lois Parshley writes for Vox. Here's what the research shows so far.www.advisory.com
COVID-19 survivors could suffer long-term health effects
Patients recovering from COVID-19 could suffer significant long-term effects, according to research into the experiences of people hospitalized by previous coronavirus outbreaks.www.news-medical.net
‘What if I don’t get better?’ Some COVID-19 survivors struggle with symptoms for weeks, even months, mystifying doctors.
Candy Malina of the Lakeview East neighborhood tested positive for COVID-19 in mid-March, with a cough and flu-like illness she described as debilitating but never life-threatening or requiring eme…www.chicagotribune.com
Like I said, could , maybe, anecdotal and of course if someone was on a ventilator for months they are going to have a hard to recovering.
rk03221
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I mean yes we younger people aren’t doing our part but neither are older people. Whenever I go to the gas station or grocery shop no one including the elderly are wearing masks. They are the most vulnerable and getting put into the hospitals, they need to share some of the blame too. But it’s America as a whole that isn’t taking it seriously enough
DisneyDebRob
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I see your new to the boards, welcome! Let me introduce you to our scientists and doctors here.
If you just double check things here as you go along.. meaning find more then 1 source to back up what they are stating, you can weed them out pretty quickly.
It’s certainly an “all of us“ thing. It has to be. It’s painful to see any one of any age not respecting the potential dangers for anyone else regardless of age.
MickeyMouse10
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Young or old... it doesn't matter. There are.... non sensible people everywhere in the world. Especially in the warmer areas of the country where they like to go out. Unfortunately these.... people could ultimately kill everyone.
Well, as shown, hospitalizations have stayed level through the case spike so now we move to the fear of possibility of long term issues
oceanbreeze77
Well-Known Member
the spike is nowhere near over
oceanbreeze77
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One of the largest school districts in the country
abc7.com
LAUSD superintendent says school year won't start with students at facilities amid COVID-19 pandemic
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner announced Monday that the upcoming school year will not start with students taking in-person classes.
abc7.com
Monorail_Orange
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I applaud your exposition of hyperbole.
yes we know, just wait two more weeks
One of the largest school districts in the country
LAUSD superintendent says school year won't start with students at facilities amid COVID-19 pandemic
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner announced Monday that the upcoming school year will not start with students taking in-person classes.
“Children may even act as a brake on infection,” Berner told a news conference, saying infections in schools had not led to an outbreak, while the spread of the virus within households was also less dynamic than previously thought.
German study finds low Covid-19 infection rate in schools
Tests of pupils and teachers in Saxony suggest children may act as brake on infection
www.theguardian.com
oceanbreeze77
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Germany did a fantastic job at mitigation. We failed.“Children may even act as a brake on infection,” Berner told a news conference, saying infections in schools had not led to an outbreak, while the spread of the virus within households was also less dynamic than previously thought.
German study finds low Covid-19 infection rate in schools
Tests of pupils and teachers in Saxony suggest children may act as brake on infection
MickeyMouse10
Well-Known Member
Why are people still commenting in the 1660+ page Corona thread? Close that puppy up. We don't need 4 Corona threads on the first page.
Also wonder if positivity numbers for the state of Florida might be affected by some labs not reporting negative tests. might skew things a bit.
www.wjhg.com
Bay County COVID-19 positivity rate concerns
A local doctor is questioning Bay County's COVID-19 positivity rate after noticing negative test results were not being reported by local test sites.
www.wjhg.com
DisneyDebRob
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“Berner said the study was representative for the state of Saxony, which has a relatively low rate of infection compared with other parts of Germany.”“Children may even act as a brake on infection,” Berner told a news conference, saying infections in schools had not led to an outbreak, while the spread of the virus within households was also less dynamic than previously thought.
German study finds low Covid-19 infection rate in schools
Tests of pupils and teachers in Saxony suggest children may act as brake on infection
You criticize people here for showing links that don’t meet your views, then you post a link done in a town with a unbelievable low rate of infection and think it’s a reliable study. I want it to be but there’s a difference between Saxony, Germany which at last count had 5000 or so cases and a lot of the states. Germany has over 200,000 cases. I’m sure if you did the same study in a far out city of, I don’t know, pick a state with a town with low casescases, it might also work.
I’m not dismissing the study at all, it just would have more importance if it was done, oh I don’t know, say Miami.. Houston.. insert favorite hot spot here.
That is the point