NoDak
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Healthcare workers are overwhelmed. And I think a lot of them are not exactly top shelf to begin with. Especially in rural areas.
Those damn backwards ass, hillbilly rural areas.
Healthcare workers are overwhelmed. And I think a lot of them are not exactly top shelf to begin with. Especially in rural areas.
Be all defensive and cunty as you want. But there are countless issues with rural hospitals being unequipped to deal with this.
Those damn backwards ass, hillbilly rural areas.
Nah you're going to have to show your work here, we're actually more prepared than any D run cityBe all defensive and cunty as you want. But there are countless issues with rural hospitals being unequipped to deal with this.
Take a look around.
Any what run city? Are you really turning this into a "D" or "R" discussion?Nah you're going to have to show your work here, we're actually more prepared than any D run city
I am not "disparaging flyover country" (whatever the fuck that means).Keep on disparaging flyover country meanwhile we're about to make Escape from NY a reality
Be all defensive and cunty as you want. But there are countless issues with rural hospitals being unequipped to deal with this.
Take a look around.
You're just being all defensive and cunty.Nah you're going to have to show your work here, we're actually more prepared than any D run city
If the shoe fits, wear it. In a cunty way.
All defensive and cunty.
I like it.
No matter the situation, you've lived it. Or know better than anybody else. On ANY subject. You are our boards self important version of Hostile.I am not "disparaging flyover country" (whatever the fuck that means).
I live in a rural area. Where I work is in an even deeper rural area. I know the people I deal with. I know even in this small community there are people who tested positive. I have workers who come to me every day and are scared from what they were told by healthcare workers. I have volunteer firemen who work in my facility as a second job that are concerned because they came in contact with someone whose grandparent was a confirmed death.
I am not some liberal sitting at home and dealing with this.
Are you really going to sit here and tell me that rural areas are prepared to deal with this when it hits?
I can tell you right now, they are not.
Anything else you got?
I will, boozestile.If the shoe fits, wear it. In a cunty way.
Wait...what?No matter the situation, you've lived it. Or know better than anybody else. On ANY subject. You are our boards self important version of Hostile.
What color balloon is your favorite?
jeri has always struck me as cuntyIf the shoe fits, wear it. In a cunty way.
Do you know how many ventilators there are in say a 50 mile radius of you? And how many people are in that area?Nah you're going to have to show your work here, we're actually more prepared than any D run city
Yes, I pointed that out in my latest rant. The numbers are shit. I wouldn't say the numbers are padded, I would say they are understated because the woman was not counted. But maybe that's what you're saying.Maybe @lostxn can answer this question, maybe not, but. . .
My wife told me she read somewhere that a woman went into the hospital fearing she had the virus, as she was showing symptoms, she was not tested. She was told she isn’t in the “high risk category”, but was told by her doctor that he was 95% sure she has COVID-19.
Now, I totally understand and trust that the doctor knows who does and doesn’t fall into the “high risk category”, so it doesn’t really bother me that she wasn’t tested.
What bothers me is, without a positive test for the virus, she now becomes a statistic, as well as her husband and children and anyone else she has been in close contact with over the last few 7-10 days.
Does that sound right, @lostxn ? Are the numbers we’re seeing padded in some cases by estimates based off of a hunch?
Just the opposite. The only people counted are the ones who have been tested. We don't have 100,000 cases in the US. It's probably more like 1/2 million. On the plus side, the kill rate is probably not as bad as 3.4%. But who knows? When people show up dead you don't always know why.I didn’t mean to start all of this. I was mostly just trying to see if the board Doc could confirm that possibly a large percentage of reported cases are potentially bullshit.
ORANGE MAN BAD!!!!!As far as being prepared for this... Um, nobody was prepared for this. In the world. (Except maybe South Korea.)
It wouldn't even make sense to have 10 or 20x the usual number of necessary ventilators available just sitting around for a once in a 100 year event.