Two children in Mississippi on ventilators with Delta variant of Covid.

[gator1776]

Two children in Mississippi on ventilators with Delta variant of Covid.
Not my patients. But it’s the first time I’ve heard of two pediatric ventilated Covid patients and they’re both Delta variant. I don’t necessarily draw conclusions yet, you can draw your own conclusions from that but it is worrisome

 

[Mdfgator]

It's a big world, lots of bad things happen, it's unfortunate.

 

[gator1776]

It's a big world, lots of bad things happen, it's unfortunate.

Great philosophy man, you must go through life just letting it beat the crap out of you for no reason.

 

[kalimgoodman]

Two children in Mississippi on ventilators with Delta variant of Covid.
Not my patients. But it’s the first time I’ve heard of two pediatric ventilated Covid patients and they’re both Delta variant. I don’t necessarily draw conclusions yet, you can draw your own conclusions from that but it is worrisome

I'm sure someone will tell you how covid isn't bad or it's just a flu. So no need to worry.

 

[Mdfgator]

Great philosophy man, you must go through life just letting it beat the crap out of you for no reason.

Life beat the crap out of me? I am retired at 50 doing whatever i want. It's sad when anyone gets sick, it happens though, unfortunately.

 

[BamaFan1137]

I'm sure someone will tell you how covid isn't bad or it's just a flu. So no need to worry.

And I'm sure you will tell us we all need to find a cave to live in and never come out, even if we wear 6 masks.

 

[Mdfgator]

I'm sure someone will tell you how covid isn't bad or it's just a flu. So no need to worry.

i sure hope you eat really well, covid is very far down the list of what anyone in remotely decent health needs to worry about.

 

[instaGATOR]

Two children in Mississippi on ventilators with Delta variant of Covid.
Not my patients. But it’s the first time I’ve heard of two pediatric ventilated Covid patients and they’re both Delta variant. I don’t necessarily draw conclusions yet, you can draw your own conclusions from that but it is worrisome

And this happened, even though they were given the HCQ Cocktail at the first sign of symptoms, right?

 

[gator1776]

i sure hope you eat really well, covid is very far down the list of what anyone in remotely decent health needs to worry about.

Actually fat people in diabetic people are the highest risk. So you don’t want them to eat that well

 

[Mdfgator]

Actually fat people in diabetic people are the highest risk. So you don’t want them to eat that well

Lol, eat fruits and veggies for a month and see what it does for your system. Most people wouldn't recognize themselves,

 

[instaGATOR]

Lol, eat fruits and veggies for a month and see what it does for your system. Most people wouldn't recognize themselves,

Gays and the President?????

 

[BamaFan1137]

Lol, eat fruits and veggies for a month and see what it does for your system. Most people wouldn't recognize themselves,

How about a simple healthy diet and general moderation?

 

[Mdfgator]

How about a simple healthy diet and general moderation?

That's an improvement for sure, but if you really want to move the needle it's whole food vegan.

 

[Mdfgator]

Gays and the President?????

This was pretty clever, hat tip.

 

[kalimgoodman]

And I'm sure you will tell us we all need to find a cave to live in and never come out, even if we wear 6 masks.

Why so? based on what?

 

[G8trDad3]

Fair question: to what do you attribute the recent uptick in number of infections and rise in death numbers due to Covid. Is it meaningless or are you worried?

 

[instaGATOR]

Early use of the HCQ Cocktail (first week of symptoms) has a 99.8% cure rate.

But everyone is free to chose to die if that's what they want to do....

 

[BillCutting4585]

Fair question: to what do you attribute the recent uptick in number of infections and rise in death numbers due to Covid. Is it meaningless or are you worried?

I’m more worried about the people in India, bless their hearts

 

[instaGATOR]

Early use of the HCQ Cocktail (first week of symptoms) has a 99.8% cure rate.

But everyone is free to chose to die if that's what they want to do....

NBA broadcaster Jay Williams will not analyze the rest of the NBA Finals for ESPN due to a positive COVID-19 test. Williams revealed he tested positive despite being fully vaccinated from the virus.

Jay Williams will not work the rest of NBA Finals due to positive COVID-19 test

Jay Williams is fully vaccinated and has been "overly diligent" with the virus.

www.aol.com

 

[G8trDad3]

I’m more worried about the people in India, bless their hearts

Don’t feel bad. Their deaths are insignificant according to some posters on here.

 

[BillCutting4585]

Don’t feel bad. Their deaths are insignificant according to some posters on here.

I honestly could give two shits less what happens in other countries

Honest truth

 

[G8trDad3]

Early use of the HCQ Cocktail (first week of symptoms) has a 99.8% cure rate.

But everyone is free to chose to die if that's what they want to do...

NBA broadcaster Jay Williams will not analyze the rest of the NBA Finals for ESPN due to a positive COVID-19 test. Williams revealed he tested positive despite being fully vaccinated from the virus.

Jay Williams will not work the rest of NBA Finals due to positive COVID-19 test

Jay Williams is fully vaccinated and has been "overly diligent" with the virus.

www.aol.com

This is my opinion but I think those who get infected despite being vaccinated are more often infected by a variant virus. That is spreading more now because it is rampant among the UNvacvinated allowing it to spill over to the vaccinated. We all celebrate that the mask mandates are lifted and businesses are open. Unfortunately those unvaccinated people are ruining it for the rest of us.

 

[G8trDad3]

I honestly could give two shits less what happens in other countries

Honest truth

Fine, but don’t expect to travel to Europe or anywhere else then.

 

[BillCutting4585]

Fine, but don’t expect to travel to Europe or anywhere else then.

No want or need

 

[G8trDad3]

No want or need

Sad. You ought to travel to broaden your horizons. It’s interesting to see other cultures. You see that some countries do very well despite not doing what we do here. And it does make you appreciate what we have in the US. You might actually realize the world does not always revolve around the US.

 

[instaGATOR]

This is my opinion but I think those who get infected despite being vaccinated are more often infected by a variant virus. That is spreading more now because it is rampant among the UNvacvinated allowing it to spill over to the vaccinated. We all celebrate that the mask mandates are lifted and businesses are open. Unfortunately those unvaccinated people are ruining it for the rest of us.

Never fear, having delusions and buttheaded theories is not illegal,,,, it's just your own stupidity leaking out.

But hey, feel free to give me a link to some 'credible source' for your DELUDED OPINIONS, and I'll give them all of the consideration that's due them...

 

[gator1776]

Never fear, having delusions and buttheaded theories is not illegal,,,,

If they were you would’ve been killed by lethal injection before your 18th birthday.

 

[instaGATOR]

Sad. You ought to travel to broaden your horizons. It’s interesting to see other cultures. You see that some countries do very well despite not doing what we do here. And it does make you appreciate what we have in the US. You might actually realize the world does not always revolve around the US.

Feel free to go to any of those countries that you feel are doing better than the U.S.
1. There is no flood of Americans leaving here to go live elsewhere.
2. There is a worldwide flood of other people, trying to get in here.
3. Anyone but a moe-ron could add that up and come to the correct answer.

I have been to at least 35 of the 50 states, (haven't totaled them up lately).
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
Viet Nam
China
Japan
I didn't lose anything of real value in any of them, so I have no reasons to return to them.
Travel to other countries is highly over-rated imo.
I'm fine with watching Nat-Geo or other such shows to view the world as a visual tourist.
And you really don't want to see the 'raw underbelly' of any country in my own experience.

I have both sailed and flown through the Bermuda Triangle.
Have both sailed and flown through the Dragon Triangle.
>>> Japan 's Dragon's Triangle The "Devil's Sea" and the Dragon's Triangle located in the Philippine Sea off China 's eastern coast is known for vanishing ships and seamen similar to the legendary Bermuda Triangle. (anybody else here done either, much less both?)

As to the world, it revolves around it's own axis.

The United States is the best place to live in the World, MOHO of course.
One of the Proofs of that:
Communist and Socialist countries have laws and walls attempting to keep their people IN.
While the U.S. desperately NEEDS a wall to keep the criminal invading army of illegal aliens OUT.
Criminal Illegal Aliens currently in U.S. exceeds 35 Million.
They cost U.S. Taxpayers over 1 Billion $$ daily.

New Legal Immigrants to the U.S. = 1,135,749
That is the 5-year average of individuals receiving Legal Permanent Residency to the United States.
We are not against immigration, just against criminal illegal alien invasion.

 

[instaGATOR]

If they were you would’ve been killed by lethal injection before your 18th birthday.

And that's as factual as anything else you ever post here....

BTW, I was more of a man at 18 than you'll ever be.
But you've yet to answer me on IF your Medical MAL-PRACTICE INSURANCE is all paid up yet?

I just know that someone at you level of incompetence will certainly need it repeatedly....

 

[BamaFan1137]

That's an improvement for sure, but if you really want to move the needle it's whole food vegan.

Hard pass. I'm healthy AF. Everyone should do what I'm doing instead.

 

[gator1776]

Hard pass. I'm healthy AF. Everyone should do what I'm doing instead.

Three weeks ago we had no Covid patients in this hospital. Today we have 30 Covid patients in the hospital and we now have six Covid patients on ventilators. All but one have not received the vaccine and the one that did receive the vaccine is on low oxygen and will probably go home tomorrow.

when you ask them why they didn’t get the vaccine you get the same reasons that guy stated in the article, and they all regret not getting the vaccine now.

We are dangerously close to another resurgence of the pandemic. That is why locally some places are making hard decisions trying to re-institute policies that may prevent or lessen the spread because if we outstrip our resources we go back to having to make decisions about who gets to live and who gets to die.

This is a preventable disease now, and if you get the infection you run the risk of dying and the vaccine is relatively safe, far more risk to not getting the vaccine given the current surging infection numbers. Also of note more pediatric cases are developing and severe pediatric cases are developing. I’ve been keeping an eye on the numbers and they’re not looking good.

The other unique thing about it is a lot of these patients do not have the same comorbidities and underlying medical problems this time.

Y’all do what you want but that’s the reality of what’s happening right from the doctors and nurses that are actually taking care of this and are horribly afraid of having to go through this again like we’ve had to twice already. More and more people are quitting because it’s horribly demoralizing and even more so now that it’s preventable.

@G8trDad3

 

[BamaFan1137]

Three weeks ago we had no Covid patients in this hospital. Today we have 30 Covid patients in the hospital and we now have six Covid patients on ventilators. All but one have not received the vaccine and the one that did receive the vaccine is on low oxygen and will probably go home tomorrow.

when you ask them why they didn’t get the vaccine you get the same reasons that guy stated in the article, and they all regret not getting the vaccine now.

We are dangerously close to another resurgence of the pandemic. That is why locally some places are making hard decisions trying to re-institute policies that may prevent or lessen the spread because if we outstrip our resources we go back to having to make decisions about who gets to live and who gets to die.

This is a preventable disease now, and if you get the infection you run the risk of dying and the vaccine is relatively safe, far more risk to not getting the vaccine given the current surging infection numbers. Also of note more pediatric cases are developing and severe pediatric cases are developing. I’ve been keeping an eye on the numbers and they’re not looking good.

The other unique thing about it is a lot of these patients do not have the same comorbidities an underlying medical problems this time.

Y’all do what you want but that’s the reality of what’s happening right from the doctors and nurses that are actually taking care of this and aren’t horribly afraid of having to go through this again like we’ve had to twice already. More and more people are quitting because it’s horribly demoralizing and even more so now that it’s preventable.

@G8trDad3

I was referring to a whole food vegan diet.

It was also tongue in cheek.

 

[BamaFan1137]

Why so? based on what?

The point being, somewhere between "it’s just a cold" and "run for your lives, we're all F'd" is probably the sweet spot.

 

[2blades]

Just had a 25 year old friend of my Grand-Daughter die in Jacksonville of Covid ,it hit him super quick ,got sick 12 days ago and went into a coma in two days and died Thursday, not vaccinated. The kid was in great shape too with no other problems. It was a huge shock to all.

 

[Dr. Curmudgeon]

Two children in Mississippi on ventilators with Delta variant of Covid.
Not my patients. But it’s the first time I’ve heard of two pediatric ventilated Covid patients and they’re both Delta variant. I don’t necessarily draw conclusions yet, you can draw your own conclusions from that but it is worrisome

I will be praying for these children.

 

[kalimgoodman]

Just had a 25 year old friend of my Grand-Daughter die in Jacksonville of Covid ,it hit him super quick ,got sick 12 days ago and went into a coma in two days and died Thursday, not vaccinated. The kid was in great shape too with no other problems. It was a huge shock to all.

Sorry to hear that.

 

[gator1776]

Just had a 25 year old friend of my Grand-Daughter die in Jacksonville of Covid ,it hit him super quick ,got sick 12 days ago and went into a coma in two days and died Thursday, not vaccinated. The kid was in great shape too with no other problems. It was a huge shock to all.

Both shocking and eye-opening. Covid19 is mutating in ways that it’s affecting more healthy people which are now its primary reservoir since it’s bumped off all the sick and frail. Everybody really needs to start rethinking this vaccine because the dynamics of the disease are changing.

 

[BillCutting4585]

Sad. You ought to travel to broaden your horizons. It’s interesting to see other cultures. You see that some countries do very well despite not doing what we do here. And it does make you appreciate what we have in the US. You might actually realize the world does not always revolve around the US.

Why is it sad? We have everything you could possibly want in this country. People migrate here for that reason alone. I’ve been out of the country in the past, no thanks.

 

[G8trDad3]

I’m not suggesting rel

Never fear, having delusions and buttheaded theories is not illegal,,,, it's just your own stupidity leaking out.

But hey, feel free to give me a link to some 'credible source' for your DELUDED OPINIONS, and I'll give them all of the consideration that's due them...

What part of the term “my opinion” do you not understand? What’s your opinion to explain the resurgence of the infections and hospitalizations?

 

[G8trDad3]

Feel free to go to any of those countries that you feel are doing better than the U.S.
1. There is no flood of Americans leaving here to go live elsewhere.
2. There is a worldwide flood of other people, trying to get in here.
3. Anyone but a moe-ron could add that up and come to the correct answer.

I have been to at least 35 of the 50 states, (haven't totaled them up lately).
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
Viet Nam
China
Japan
I didn't lose anything of real value in any of them, so I have no reasons to return to them.
Travel to other countries is highly over-rated imo.
I'm fine with watching Nat-Geo or other such shows to view the world as a visual tourist.
And you really don't want to see the 'raw underbelly' of any country in my own experience.

I have both sailed and flown through the Bermuda Triangle.
Have both sailed and flown through the Dragon Triangle.
>>> Japan 's Dragon's Triangle The "Devil's Sea" and the Dragon's Triangle located in the Philippine Sea off China 's eastern coast is known for vanishing ships and seamen similar to the legendary Bermuda Triangle. (anybody else here done either, much less both?)

As to the world, it revolves around it's own axis.

The United States is the best place to live in the World, MOHO of course.
One of the Proofs of that:
Communist and Socialist countries have laws and walls attempting to keep their people IN.
While the U.S. desperately NEEDS a wall to keep the criminal invading army of illegal aliens OUT.
Criminal Illegal Aliens currently in U.S. exceeds 35 Million.
They cost U.S. Taxpayers over 1 Billion $$ daily.

New Legal Immigrants to the U.S. = 1,135,749
That is the 5-year average of individuals receiving Legal Permanent Residency to the United States.
We are not against immigration, just against criminal illegal alien invasion.

Wow, I’m impressed. I bow to your worldliness!