☣️🦠☣️🦠 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Thread 🦠☣️🦠☣️

[MEDITATE]

Mind blown they are letting just anybody show up and make contact with him

They dont.... brazilian vp contracted rona.... so they suspected

[iamxclusive]

Phoenix, AZ right now as of 1.5 weeks ago. Edit: But I lived in Orlando, FL right next to Disney and Universal and recently stayed in NOLA, San Antonio and Las Cruces before arriving here (by car). So I've been all over in a short time frame. Still with a fever of 100, body aches and no appetite. No respiratory issues though.

Let's pray to the sweet lawd up above it's not the rona.

Great. So if you do end up having it you have successfully spread it across numerous states. You should be at home until you know for sure you dont have it. Why is this such a hard concept to grasp?

[rikugunchusa]

Phoenix, AZ right now as of 1.5 weeks ago.

you better not infect me motherfukker


not srs

[DCutch]

Great. So if you do end up having it you have successfully spread it across numerous states. You should be at home until you know for sure you dont have it. Why is this such a hard concept to grasp?

I have been at home since being sick you fukface. Became symptomatic last evening and haven't left the house since.

[iamxclusive]

I have been at home since being sick you fukface. Became symptomatic laat evening and haven't left the house since.

Good to hear.

[BOZZ]

Last warning. Don't post random **** from twitter as fact.
Don't post things from Twitter and summarize them incorrectly.

[leoslayer1]

That's bad news.

Normally you'd rotate tylenol with advil to have round the clock medication.

[GlennQuagmire]

The queen of england left buckingham palace..... world leaders securing themselves...everyone better start peppering

That bish is unkillable, she is probably laughting at corona atm

[jtaylor2010]

The Netherlands (most ICU patients are under 50)
https://www.rijnmond.nl/nieuws/19305...er-dan-50-jaar

France (most are under 60)
https://france3-regions.francetvinfo...3-1800058.html

Sounds really bad...but then you realize it’s 300 out of 4,500 that are in the hospital, which is promising.



France now has 4,500 confirmed cases of coronavirus contamination, the Director General of Health announced on Saturday evening. In Paca, 279 cases are positive, while the first round of municipal elections is being held on Sunday.

More than 300 patients are in serious condition and are in resuscitation, Salomon added, noting that more than 50% of them are under the age of 60.




I imagine the elderly probably succumb faster while the younger who reach that point can fight through it, though it will take a while. The longer it goes the more the numbers will probably lean towards the younger. This would be especially true if anyone reaches the Italy approach. Still sad, but not as bad as the initial reaction of hearing “half of hospitalizations are under 60” would suggest.

[ANumber1]

Sounds really bad...but then you realize it’s 300 out of 4,500 that are in the hospital, which is promising.

That's not "in hospital", it's "in intensive care". Unfortunately.

On top of those who are in hospital but will never enter ICU, most ICU patients spend 1.5 days in regular hospital per day spent in ICU. Typical ICU stay for coronavirus patients is ten days. So figure these patients who recover are taking up hospital beds for nearly a month.

[jtaylor2010]

That's not "in hospital", it's "in intensive care". Unfortunately.

On top of those who are in hospital but will never enter ICU, most ICU patients spend 1.5 days in regular hospital per day spent in ICU. Typical ICU stay for coronavirus patients is ten days. So figure these patients who recover are taking up hospital beds for nearly a month.

The translated page on France doesn’t say that, it just says there’s more than 300 severe cases requiring ventilation. I’m assuming anything less than severe means mild or asymptomstic and wouldn’t require hospitalization. Kind of worded in a way that could be taken different ways, but that may be due to my translator.

[MakeABanana]

Someone mentioned 5G in another thread I think.

If you look at the rollout maps and where 5G is....its eerily close to where all these outbreaks are occurring.

You would think if this was such a contageous virus Africa, India, Pakistan etc would be like Armageddon has hit......but they seem unaffected? Coincidently africa has almost no 5G.

Not saying believe it...but its a great coincidence and a more plausable long shot.

There is something else behind this though and something doesnt quite add up.....7.5billion people, lbgt, political correctness, social media completley ruining nuclear families, society and the youth......maybe it was time for a population cull and clean up the chithole earth has become

I have family in Bangladesh, just next to India. The government's equating COVID-19 to a bad flu. Only a few confirmed cases there. But people have a strong suspicion that the government is trying suppress as much information as possible, so there may be more cases and deaths than there may appear.

[Devils]

The queen of england left buckingham palace..... world leaders securing themselves...everyone better start peppering

this, they will tell you not to "panic" and load up on supplies, while they run to their bunkers with 1000 days of supplies. So in short.....go and buy your damm supplies!!

[pojo18]

Why do people keep comparing us to and/or fearing us turning out like Italy?

They are a much smaller and more densely populated country. Their population is also like ~10 years older on average.

[TryingBB]

I have family in Bangladesh, just next to India. The government's equating COVID-19 to a bad flu. Only a few confirmed cases there. But people have a strong suspicion that the government is trying suppress as much information as possible, so there may be more cases and deaths than there may appear.

Are third world countries being used as a “testing ground” to see what happens when no drastic measures Such a lockdown are implemented? Fuken look at Iran. It’s crazy numbers over there. (Still better than Italy percentage of dead vs infected wise)

Smh

[jtaylor2010]

Why do people keep comparing us to and/or fearing us turning out like Italy?

They are a much smaller and more densely populated country. Their population is also like ~10 years older on average.

I don’t expect it to get that bad, but if you’re hoping our amazing physical fitness here in America is going to work out in our favor I have some bad news....

[pojo18]

I don’t expect it to get that bad, but if you’re hoping our amazing physical fitness here in America is going to work out in our favor I have some bad news....

No I definitely agree there. I honestly dont know much and dont know what to think.

I'm just now scrolling through this thread & am finding it very informative.

[MakeABanana]

Are third world countries being used as a “testing ground” to see what happens when no drastic measures Such a lockdown are implemented? Fuken look at Iran. It’s crazy numbers over there. (Still better than Italy percentage of dead vs infected wise)

Smh

Probably not. Bangladesh is way too densely populated in urban areas to be an ideal testing ground. This virus would take off like fire on an oil spill. You would have so many people dying that you'd need to start up mass crematoriums to keep up.

[ANumber1]

Why do people keep comparing us to and/or fearing us turning out like Italy?

They are a much smaller and more densely populated country. Their population is also like ~10 years older on average.

People are concerned about it turning out like Italy because it's turning out like Italy.

The translated page on France doesn’t say that, it just says there’s more than 300 severe cases requiring ventilation. I’m assuming anything less than severe means mild or asymptomstic and wouldn’t require hospitalization. Kind of worded in a way that could be taken different ways, but that may be due to my translator.

Anyone being ventilated is in ICU. It's a pretty significant intervention that usually requires ongoing sedation. That's definitely a translation issue. If you can't breath on your own, you're in critical condition, not what we call "severe" in English. Severe is a larger category that most often means "in hospital" but not "critical" (essentially "dying right now and has to be helped ASAP").

[Farley1324]

Why do people keep comparing us to and/or fearing us turning out like Italy?

They are a much smaller and more densely populated country. Their population is also like ~10 years older on average.

They are not a small country, much of the US's population lives where it's high density, and...who cares what the density is? Lower population density correlates to, among other things, longer distances to hospitals and fewer options for other hospitals if the one is past capacity.

Over 50% of ICU patients in France are under 60 and most of the Netherlands ICU patients are under 50, so...what's that about age?

Italy is the farthest ahead, that is, they started the pandemic of infections earlier than, any other transparent nation. We can't trust **** that comes out of China, or Iran. We can Italy. We can also look at South Korea for an example of what real social distancing and widespread testing can do

[eod8989]

They are not a small country

[pojo18]

They are not a small country, much of the US's population lives where it's high density, and...who cares what the density is? Lower population density correlates to, among other things, longer distances to hospitals and fewer options for other hospitals if the one is past capacity.

Over 50% of ICU patients in France are under 60 and most of the Netherlands ICU patients are under 50, so...what's that about age?

Italy is the farthest ahead, that is, they started the pandemic of infections earlier than, any other transparent nation. We can't trust **** that comes out of China, or Iran. We can Italy. We can also look at South Korea for an example of what real social distancing and widespread testing can do

Like I said earlier, I don't know much and am learning a lot from this thread.

Thank you for sharing, that was very informative and scary. fuark this sucks

[TryingBB]

Like I said earlier, I don't know much and am learning a lot from this thread.

Thank you for sharing, that was very informative and scary. fuark this sucks

Misc is enlightening. Opened my eyes

It has its side effects tho - lol - don’t trust no girl pic on the internet - prolly a dude haha and don’t trust no one. Another side effect is the Realization that People are chitty and they’re full of chit

[XFactor416]

People are concerned about it turning out like Italy because it's turning out like Italy.



Anyone being ventilated is in ICU. It's a pretty significant intervention that usually requires ongoing sedation. That's definitely a translation issue. If you can't breath on your own, you're in critical condition, not what we call "severe" in English. Severe is a larger category that most often means "in hospital" but not "critical" (essentially "dying right now and has to be helped ASAP").

To add onto this chart, I would say Japan's data is VERY suspect because they also have an older aging population (like Italy) and they have significant reason to fluff their numbers with the Olympics.

[eod8989]

Damn, getting flu symptoms

Headache, runny nose, chills

[fishnbrah]

you better not infect me motherfukker


not srs

just played 36 holes at scottsdale tpc and about to pick up a barros pizza. lol at these ****ots tripping about the flu

[TryingBB]

Damn, getting flu symptoms

Headache, runny nose, chills

Every cough, sneeze, headache, piss, chit and breath is making people think of corona. Including me hahah

Bro - stay hydrated and eat healthy and sleep. You’ll be alright

[rikugunchusa]

just played 36 holes at scottsdale tpc and about to pick up a barros pizza. lol at these ****ots tripping about the flu

hnnng barros is goat

[ltsOgre]

I got a sore throat and dry cough. Extremely mild though. The most mild cold I've ever had. I'm hoping it was coronavirus.

[HtotheOV]

not downplaying the severity of this virus specifically to elderly and those with health conditions..but let’s be real..this **** has been going around the US since December.

does anyone not remember back in late Dec and early Jan when tons of people were sick with fever, coughs, etc for like 2-3 weeks and testing negative for flu? hopefully this thing is like the flu and will die once weather changes.