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^omg wrong
Omg no data
^omg wrong
Then show the data
bloated administrative salaries and the profit motive underdeveloped our health care system
https://theintercept.com/2020/12/20/...l-ceos-nurses/“Lean industry practices slashed preparedness. They treat safe staffing and needed supplies as a drag on budget goals and profit margins, rather than the prerequisite for a humane, fully prepared patient-oriented health care system.”
There is still not enough PPE.
Did I miss Trash's DPA for PPE, to go along with his DPA for keeping his BigFood donors' meatpackers on the job?
for the survivors
1. Hormonal Hardships
A number of long haulers are experiencing sexual health symptoms such as testicular pain, urinary problems and menstrual changes, lending credence to the theory that low hormone levels are contributing to the virus’ staying power — and that high estrogen may play a protective role, which could explain why men are three times more likely to die from COVID-19 than women.
2. Pulmonary Problems
The virus directly inflames lung tissues, making air sacs less elastic and more difficult to expand, which makes breathing a challenge. Lung scarring has been seen in past coronavirus pandemics, particularly in patients infected with SARS, and some research suggests that as many as half of asymptomatic COVID-19 patients could sustain lung damage.
3. Coronary Catastrophes
Even without evidence of respiratory distress, heart inflammation can occur — with a recent study showing that a third of college athletes with mild COVID-19 cases exhibited pericarditis, or swelling of the tissue surrounding the heart, and many long haulers see their heart rates e even with simple movements like standing up or doing household chores.
4. Breaking the Brain Barrier
A layer of specialized cells protects the brain from blood, a barrier that also serves to keep out dangerous blood-borne infections. But COVID-19 appears able to cut past those defenses to directly damage brain cells, leading to a host of neurological issues — from headaches to anxiety, fatigue and “brain fog” — that may be difficult for doctors to diagnose for decades to come.
5. Children Too
Despite the fact that they suffer less intense symptoms and lower death rates, kids can and do transmit the virus. And although experts must weigh the steep costs of keeping them out of school, it’s important to note that children are at risk and do experience symptoms, from the more mild, like nosebleeds, to those seen in the adult population. The lack of public response or consideration of children has led frustrated parents to form online support groups, including this one.
-- OZY email
Muh new "strains"
Scary stuff
"muh OTC COVID cures" has nary room to ridicule others for credulity
out of muh fuel
Hide under bed and wait for your vax x2.
Salty wrong-ass Karrin pitching the straw.
Not an option for me. I'm out there workin M-F.
Sure have tons of time to post here.
You and chump
These guys are the types that will wear masks the rest of their lives and post pictures of them getting a vax on social media
Still they fail.to.admit that covid isn't as much of the spanish flu as they once claimed.
deadly wrong
No you do.
Show me that list of all the over capacity hospitals.....
None.
They are in your ICU portable potties in Cali.
No problem, you will make a load, yeah?
Very good. None is the correct answer.
Correct as you count ICUs in closets and bathrooms.
They have closets and bathrooms in hospitals.
They also have proper ICUs that are overwhelmed.
All good bro. You answered correctly. None.
Thanks
Used your method.
Found it very easy.
I especially find the everyone will die part of your theories especially helpful.
Foldren, breaking new ground in a cemetery near you.
How many over capacity? None..
The end
Ahh.
Good point.
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