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Natural immun?ty!  Yeehaw!

48 hours to live: An Oklahoma
hospital?s rush to find an
ICU bed for a covid patient

The covid patient in Room 107 was bleeding internally and near death.
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The namesake baby, Johnnie III, was born at Stillwater Medical Center on Sept. 6. The living room of the farmhouse is filled with photos of Novotny holding each infant grandchild. He had to be photoshopped into one with the new baby.
?You know, you never think somebody is going to die,? she said. ?I thought he would have at least 20 more years.?

She asked a neighbor who lost her husband three years ago if things ever get any better.
?I asked her, ?Does the loneliness ever go away?? ? she said. ?And she said, ?I?d love to tell you, yeah, it does, but no, it doesn?t.??
She has been beating herself up a lot lately. Maybe she should have taken him to a larger hospital in Oklahoma City or Tulsa in the first place, so that he would have had access to more specialists. Maybe she should have taken him to the hospital sooner.
Not on her list of regrets: her decision not to get vaccinated.
?I just have so many questions about the shot,? she said. ?I don?t know if I?m persuaded. I guess you want to say I don?t believe in it.?
On Aug. 14, the day Novotny was buried, Stillwater Medical Center?s ICU was full again. In the back of the nurse?s station, taped to one of the cupboards, was a child?s drawing of an orange tractor and a tiny hay bale. ?Get Well,? it says, with a heart. It?s signed by two of Novotny?s grandchildren. One of the staff had rescued it from Novotny?s room and hung it up, the only remnant of the patient they knew how to save but couldn?t.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/interactive/2021/hospital-covid-patient/?no_nav=true&commentID=a20f7114-de03-499c-9d07-dc76c4ea1f03
 
I hear that about 700k people in the US acquired permanent, absolute immunity to COVID as a result of infection. Lucky...
 
fatduck said:
I hear that about 700k people in the US acquired permanent, absolute immunity to COVID as a result of infection. Lucky...

Seriously, the stupidity to think that getting infected with COVID is the best way to AVOID getting infected with COVID.
 
CalBears96 said:
fatduck said:
I hear that about 700k people in the US acquired permanent, absolute immunity to COVID as a result of infection. Lucky...

Seriously, the stupidity to think that getting infected with COVID is the best way to AVOID getting infected with COVID.

I never said that?only that I?m happy I got mine but some do believe that?


Dennis Prager Catches COVID And Claims He Did It On Purpose

The conservative pundit told listeners, ?I have done what a person should do if one is not going to get vaccinated.?
[url]https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dennis-prager-catches-covid-on-purpose_n_616dc401e4b00cb3cbd6829b
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morekaos said:
irvinehomeowner said:
It?s ironic how much morekaos hates on Cali yet we are the 4th safest Covid state list? Texas is 39.

I would post a link but I want Mety to Google it. :)

?This week?like the weather, things will change. Besides I don?t care, I?ve already had it and according the the isrealis I?m 27 times more protected by natural immunity than everyone else so whatever place Cali wants to be at this week is of little concern to me.  What I do care about is the $6.00 gas I saw the other day? in that respect Cali is surely number one!!


Just like all the blurry numbers Florida takes its turn...Fake or real they all are the same in the end...

Sunshine and Liberty
Florida?s per capita Covid rate is now second-lowest in the U.S.

Remember the dog days of summer, when there was near consensus in the media that Florida was led by a madman whose reckless Covid policies represented a grave threat to the nation? Those hyperbolic claims have been quietly shelved, now that the number of new Covid cases in Florida has plummeted from 151,748 for the week ending August 20 to 19,519 as of October 8, according to the Florida Department of Health?s weekly Covid situation report.

According to the New York Times Covid Tracker, Florida now has the second-lowest per capita Covid rate of any state: 12 per 100,000, behind only Hawaii, with nine per 100,000 as of October 18. Florida?s vaccination rate (59 percent fully vaccinated) is now above the national average (57 percent.) I live in Pinellas County (St. Petersburg), which currently has a per capita Covid infection rate that?s lower than every county in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and other blue states.

As media elites waxed indignant over Florida?s alleged Covid sins this summer, many couldn?t hide their see-we-told-you-so delight when the Delta plague hit our shores. The Left eviscerated Governor Ron DeSantis for his opposition to mask and vaccine mandates. Joy Behar of ABC?s The View called him a ?homicidal sociopath? and a ?dangerous criminal.? Jennifer Rubin, the Washington Post?s ?conservative? columnist, wrote that DeSantis?s conduct revealed a ?breathtaking disdain for the well-being of his state.? Charles Blow of the New York Times wrote: ?Yes, Florida, DeSantis is allowing you to choose death so that he can have a greater political life.? Writing for CNN, Columbia University economics professor Jeffrey Sachs declared that ?Governors Ron DeSantis of Florida and Greg Abbott of Texas have, through their policies, been effectively leading their citizens toward death.?

https://www.city-journal.org/florida-covid-cases-plummet?wallit_nosession=1
 
fatduck said:
well, the per capita death rate in florida is 1.5x higher than california, but sure, all the same in the end

If you believe in the methodology of how they label a covid death...with?..of?...secondary issues and co-morbidities?...lots of blur there.
 
morekaos said:
fatduck said:
well, the per capita death rate in florida is 1.5x higher than california, but sure, all the same in the end

If you believe in the methodology of how they label a covid death...with?..of?...secondary issues and co-morbidities?...lots of blur there.
i'm sure the daily mail will sort it out for me
 
fatduck said:
morekaos said:
fatduck said:
well, the per capita death rate in florida is 1.5x higher than california, but sure, all the same in the end

If you believe in the methodology of how they label a covid death...with?..of?...secondary issues and co-morbidities?...lots of blur there.
i'm sure the daily mail will sort it out for me

It is a shame that it takes a foreign source of information to tell some truth that our own press will not admit nor cover.
 
Business Insider: Fox News host Neil Cavuto tests positive for COVID-19 and credits vaccine with saving his life

Fox News host Neil Cavuto said Tuesday being vaccinated had saved his life, a statement that came alongside the announcement he had tested positive for COVID-19.

Despite regularly airing attacks on vaccine mandates, with prime-time hosts pushing false claims about the vaccines themselves, more than 90% of Fox employees were vaccinated by mid-September, according to a company memo. Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott has defended the anti-vaccination rhetoric of hosts such as Tucker Carlson others, saying that she celebrates "diverse thought."
https://news.yahoo.com/fox-news-host-neil-cavuto-235834462.html

According to the article, 90% of Fox employees were vaccinated in September.
 
morekaos said:
fatduck said:
morekaos said:
fatduck said:
well, the per capita death rate in florida is 1.5x higher than california, but sure, all the same in the end

If you believe in the methodology of how they label a covid death...with?..of?...secondary issues and co-morbidities?...lots of blur there.
i'm sure the daily mail will sort it out for me

It is a shame that it takes a foreign source of information to tell some truth that our own press will not admit nor cover.

Minor nit, that?s 1.5x more for Florida while they may have been under reporting deaths by 50%.    Even with their staggering additional Covid death rate, Florida still has a massive bubble of excess deaths above and beyond the expected mortality rate.
https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs...-undercounting-covid-19-deaths-per-new-report

 
Well your story?s correction seems to bring into question all their numbers?blurry.
;D >:D
Editor's note: This story originally misreported the number of excess deaths found to be underreported by the study. While there were over 19,000 excess deaths in the period studied, the number of deaths that researchers believe weren't included in the official tally is 4,924. The story has been updated to reflect this.
 
Breaking News: Russia orders people not to go to work aka shut down

Reuters News: Putin approves week-long Russian workplace shutdown as COVID-19 surge

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday approved a government proposal for a week-long workplace shutdown at the start of November to combat a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases and deaths.

Coronavirus-related deaths across Russia in the past 24 hours hit yet another daily record at 1,028, with 34,073 new infections.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europ...aily-covid-19-deaths-break-record-2021-10-20/

It must be bad to shut down the whole country for a ?week?. I did not see this coming. gg

 
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