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It’s amazing that you got your hands on this data that has been kept from doctors and other medical professionals.
As a medical professional, it’s the same data
That was a whole lot of nothing of a response...California Theme Parks Group Rips Newsom Over “Unreasonable” Disneyland Stance
The California Attractions & Parks Association blasted Gov. Gavin Newsom after he said there was "no rush" to reopen theme parks, specifically Disneyland.
CAPA responded
It’s Disney that needs to bring out the big guns. This transparency, but I would love to see a rebuttal to this from Disney— specifically Iger since that’s what started the conversation today.
That’s my point. Survival rate keeps being brought up as some big secret being suppressed to keep people scared. Why are doctors and medical professionals still concerned if they know that data? I was at a pediatric hospital this week and they seemed just as concerned about the virus even though “kids don’t get it” and/or “kids will be fine.”As a medical professional, it’s the same data
Maybe someday he’ll accidentally unignore you, like I accidentally ignored MickEblu. Or maybe he will see my post quoting your post and it’ll spark his curiosity. Whatever you do, don’t give up!
How do you know they all are?? My Father-in-Law is a respiratory therapist at a major hospital in the valley and his wife works at Holy Cross. Both have seen their staffing reduced due to there not being enough critical patients, and frankly, both are beyond fed up with Newsom.
Not a big fan of Phoenix. I'd much rather spend some time in Flagstaff.
I’m probably going to regret this, but aren’t medical professionals sort of required to be concerned about anything health related spreading in a country? I’m sure medical professionals are also concerned about the spread of any disease or virus. And they may be 100% justified in their concerns. Why shouldn’t they be concerned about something that could cause even anyone harm? But medical professionals don’t get paid to consider or weigh health concerns vs any other real life impacts happening from closures of businesses or schools, do they? Who gets to decide if having the education basically taken away from every child is better or worse than the death percentages or outcomes of the disease?
No, those spaces are still allocated to DtD and its minimum amount of parking spaces.
You might have a point if I ever said "all".
When was the last time you saw a medical professional express concern about plague in the US? I'm guessing you have not because medical professionals realize that a few cases a year is not an issue that requires a huge response. There might be some contact tracing but that'd be about it. Medical professionals are aware that different things have different risks and that it doesn't make sense to focus on something small. And yes, there is a part of medicine that deals with considering and weighing health concerns against other aspects of life, its the field of public health.
A prescription drug that became the third leading cause of death in less than a year would absolutely be recalled. One of the vaccine trials was paused because one person, one single person out of thousands, was reporting a potentially serious side effect that, if it had been a side effect, apparently had the potential to kill the vaccine's chances of approval.
I feel like that's the best I'll ever get out of you, so I'll take it.
What more did you want?
How about a hug? It's a little too tense around here.