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COVID-19 Check-in 2.0
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$6,500 probably doesn't come close to covering private school tuition.... but it does help the pvt school offer tuition aid to cover the remaining amount.
Great opportunity for those kids that are good students but have to attend an under performing school.
This is a good start in the UK. Hopefully US follows suit on this particular issue.
Found out today a client of mine, age 58 male with diabetes, has the virus. He's in the ICU but I don't know anything about his condition beyond the fact that he's been hit pretty hard. The interesting part of the story, he was not allowed to be admitted to Navicent in Macon because they were at full capacity. He was sent to the closest hospital with an open ICU bed in Thomaston. There have been some local stories about how busy it is at the Macon hospital but I've had friends who would seem to be in the know that claimed it wasn't busy and everything has been blown out of proportion. Now I find out a client had to be shipped 45 minutes out of the way due to capacity issues.
Again, with cases being higher in Georgia, I'm putting more effort into not catching and/or passing the virus. It's on our doorstep. It only makes sense to be cautious.
Doing much better at home now. Hope to get back to work soon. Can’t wait to improve my endurance.
Had some time on my hands so finally put out another episode of my sports podcast. It’s “unique” and maybe not for everyone but it’ll give you some laughs. First episode was COVID-19 and sports. Let me know what you think.
New records in Mississippi today I live in Harrison County and we had 69 new cases. Deaths were down with 3 reported but that is because of the weekend........
From the Sun Herald:
The week begins with a record number of corona virus cases in the state, including a new single-day record in South Mississippi, and record numbers of people hospitalized with the virus, in intensive care and on ventilators.
Gov. Tate Reeves on Monday extended the order that everyone in Harrison and Jackson counties must wear masks for another two weeks. Harrison County had 69 new cases Monday and Jackson County topped 1,000 cases since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the numbers continue to soar, several records were set Monday:
▪ There are 1,251 new cases in Mississippi today. The previous record was 1,230 on July 16.
▪ There are 145 new cases in South Mississippi. The previous record was 135 on July 17.
▪ The 7-day average is at a record 1,030 new cases per day, the first time it has topped 1,000.
▪ The 7-day average for South Mississippi also is at a record 113 per day.
▪ There are now 1,119 hospitalized statewide. There were 676 people hospitalized on June 27.
▪ ICU and ventilator numbers also set records, with 284 people statewide in ICU and 143 patients on ventilators.
Well I am sure Boris Johnson being heavily criticized for ignoring the virus and then attempting to reach herd immunity leading to the highest deaths per million and CFR for any major country has nothing to do with this review. He was fired by The Times for fabricating quotes to support his story(ies). Because they review and potentially reduce deaths doesn't mean that they will then be correct. Most in the UK think that the deaths are understated. We likely will never know until the politicians stay out of it.
Just gotta call from the hospital. I tested positive. I will be self-isolating until August 1. The good news is that I'm feeling so much better than when this thing began around July 9th. You have no idea. Horrible headache pain.
I read your post a couple times, but don’t understand all of it. Who was fired?
I agree no way to backtrack with 100% accuracy, but I think the idea is moving forward...a more accurate daily death number for UK.
Had an emergency plumbing issue today so went to HD to get parts. Even though our county has a mask ordinance in place 30% of customers were in non-compliance. Couldn't fix it so had to call the plumbers who (2) worked for an hour without masks. Wake up Florida and America!
The "He" was Boris Johnson
How long did you feel bad ? My headache is kickin right now too.
Isn’t the rule to wear a mask IF you can’t social distance?
We own a restaurant and have to wear masks. I bartended Sunday brunch yesterday and feel like I still have a headache from the thing. I also own a service business and enter people’s homes. I do wear a mask because of the maroons who will get on social media, but in reality the customer should just stay away from the people who visit their houses if they are worried about it. I helped an 80 year old woman today. She left the door unlocked, a check on her kirchen table, sat on her porch (smoking cigarettes???), and I called her when I was finished to let her know I was leaving. How hard is that?
Wearing a mask is unhealthy. Seriously. Pretty sure my wife has a sinus infection as a result of wearing one.
As for Home Depot, 70% compliance is a lot better than it was in April and May. Here in Atlanta pretty much everyone wears them now.
Dontou not have N95 masks to protect yourself? I would if I were in your shoes. Other issues and all.
If you sign up to get tested......and there is a long wait......don't leave.....because you are going to be determined positive......regardless.
Here is what is kind of scary--the CDC estimates that about 40% of CV 19 victims will be completely asymptomatic. All of those folks that don't think they need to wear a mask need to think about being responsible toward other people. For every six cases you hear about, with the normal range of symptoms--there are likely four other people out there with the active disease and who might not even know they are contagious.
The cause of leaving is COVID!
@Mia_Dade06 About four days of really throbbing/splitting headache. And followed by modest improvement of about 10% per day. Good luck and get well soon.
Found our over the weekend that one of Techie Hubby’s coworkers has tested positive. My dad (who is a surgeon) has had both of his employees and their families that have tested positive. So the baby and I are going to self quarantine. I know we have done everything we should’ve done, but as a mother I still worry a bit for my son. I hope all of y’all that have it keep the faith! You’re loved by Dawgnation!
Doesn’t even count the mild cases/symptoms that many people ignore.
This article was interesting. For those claiming to adapt their opinions to new information, what about studies from the University of Chicago, UC Berkley, MIT, and some fancy German school? Not exactly a republican panel there. Maybe we can start to agree that the economy needs to be freed and our resources need to be pin pointed toward high risk populations. No more fear mongering. No more attempts to get to zero deaths without considering other costs.
Just posting to get this thread off the tres seises