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originally posted by: Oleman
Replay here: Governor Brian Kemp confirms two cases of coronavirus in Georgia.
wgxa.tv...
Governor: "CDC tested" "They live is same household." "One traveled to Italy."
State Epidemiologist: Sent test to CDC Saturday. Tracing contacts. "Both in home isolation with other household members."
"Infection occurred in Milan." "By Friday we will be able to test in our own lab."
originally posted by: MrRCflying
originally posted by: liejunkie01
a reply to: missed_gear
I agree with what you say. I have paid attention to the numbers, who reports on the numbers, and who depends on the funding to allow the ability to report on the numbers.
I feel like this can, could have went many directions. It still is far from over and the implications of this virus will take years to totally understand.
I can tell you that here in this "calm period", as I like to call it, I do feel a little more relaxed about the situation. This could also be because I took precautions to help insure my families security and food needs for a little while.
While some say I am crazy and some say I over reacted, I take comfort in the idea that I am more prepared now for anything that can happen, than I was before this whole thing started. After all it is storm season and preparedness is very helpful during this time.
I have been following from the beginning and will still continue to follow this event.
While in this calm period can take the time to focus on pressing things around the household. I hope it continues to stay calm.
A lot of us here do not think you are crazy, or over reacting. You are prepared.
I have heard the same thing, you just have to let it go and carry on with what you think is best for you and your family.
originally posted by: 1point92AU
a reply to: myselfaswell
The flu numbers in the US alone make the Corona Virus look like a simple runny nose.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: SpartanStoic
a reply to: flatsmart
Masks work. Having lived in China for more than a decade I can safely say the CCP wouldn’t be arresting people on the street for not having a mask if they didn’t work.
Agreed, but not for what most people think - they work to keep the wearer from spreading anything far better than keeping the wearer safe from being exposed, and t his is why the CCP is enforcing it. Not for the protection of the wearer, but for the protection of everyone else.
I watched something about how complicated it is to get the active filtered masks (N95 like) to seal properly to provide protection from external exposure, and the reality is, most people won't get it right.
Why did a country lockdown a 10th of the world's.population for a supposed flu?
originally posted by: sirlancelot
This flu season in the US at a minimum 29 million people have the flu and 16,000 have died from it .01% death rate
If those same 29 million get CV with a estimate death rate of 2% we would be looking at 580,000 dead.
Reality is the real number of infected world wide is probably 30-40% higher then reported.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: SpartanStoic
a reply to: flatsmart
Masks work. Having lived in China for more than a decade I can safely say the CCP wouldn’t be arresting people on the street for not having a mask if they didn’t work.
Agreed, but not for what most people think - they work to keep the wearer from spreading anything far better than keeping the wearer safe from being exposed, and t his is why the CCP is enforcing it. Not for the protection of the wearer, but for the protection of everyone else.
I watched something about how complicated it is to get the active filtered masks (N95 like) to seal properly to provide protection from external exposure, and the reality is, most people won't get it right.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: 1point92AU
a reply to: myselfaswell
The flu numbers in the US alone make the Corona Virus look like a simple runny nose.
Your claim would hold more water if you actually posted links to evidence to back it up.
Have you seen reliable data comparing Flu infections to nCoV?
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: 1point92AU
a reply to: myselfaswell
The flu numbers in the US alone make the Corona Virus look like a simple runny nose.
Your claim would hold more water if you actually posted links to evidence to back it up.
Have you seen reliable data comparing Flu infections to nCoV?
originally posted by: MrRCflying
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: SpartanStoic
a reply to: flatsmart
Masks work. Having lived in China for more than a decade I can safely say the CCP wouldn’t be arresting people on the street for not having a mask if they didn’t work.
Agreed, but not for what most people think - they work to keep the wearer from spreading anything far better than keeping the wearer safe from being exposed, and t his is why the CCP is enforcing it. Not for the protection of the wearer, but for the protection of everyone else.
I watched something about how complicated it is to get the active filtered masks (N95 like) to seal properly to provide protection from external exposure, and the reality is, most people won't get it right.
Agreed, the masks do more by preventing the droplets from spreading from an infected person outward.
But, even though a mask as a preventative is not 100%, it is still better than nothing. I would rather have the droplets collect on the mask, with a chance of some making it around the corners, than to not have anything at all.
Heck, even condoms aren't 100%. LOL
originally posted by: Brick17
If you are fit and healthy or even reasonably so. Just accept that at some point you will catch it (if predictions of 80% becoming infected in UK are true), and as is the case, for the majority it will knock you on your back for a time. Until you slowly recover.
originally posted by: asdfa
originally posted by: MrRCflying
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: SpartanStoic
a reply to: flatsmart
Masks work. Having lived in China for more than a decade I can safely say the CCP wouldn’t be arresting people on the street for not having a mask if they didn’t work.
Agreed, but not for what most people think - they work to keep the wearer from spreading anything far better than keeping the wearer safe from being exposed, and t his is why the CCP is enforcing it. Not for the protection of the wearer, but for the protection of everyone else.
I watched something about how complicated it is to get the active filtered masks (N95 like) to seal properly to provide protection from external exposure, and the reality is, most people won't get it right.
Agreed, the masks do more by preventing the droplets from spreading from an infected person outward.
But, even though a mask as a preventative is not 100%, it is still better than nothing. I would rather have the droplets collect on the mask, with a chance of some making it around the corners, than to not have anything at all.
Heck, even condoms aren't 100%. LOL
This is very true, even covering your face with a t-shirt is better than nothing. Anything that creates a barrier is helpful.
originally posted by: JackBenimbel
I tend to that the number of cases and deaths in Wuhan are also or mostly due due to a variety of factors including the extreme cortisol levels likely from getting locked inside your house (for most people), possible starvation, the mandatory,supposedly 'digital' va%%ine that was allegedly adminstered last year, poor air quality, unknown chemicals sprayed on the unsuspecting public with wreckless abandon (I hear bleach is not too good for you), and disappearing dissidents.
originally posted by: Kenzo
a reply to: 1point92AU
I dont really know how often IV vitamin (C) is used to this in hospitals....i would be pissed if i would be in hospital with this COVID-19
And doctor would not even consider vitamin C & antioxidant support...
A Florida student whose classmates shook hands last Friday with Vice President Mike Pence has been quarantined after his mother came into contact with a coronavirus patient.
Some White House aides were aware of the case in Sarasota, Florida, but there was no blanket notification about it in the executive mansion, according to people familiar with the matter. Some advisers to the vice president were unaware of the quarantine as of Tuesday morning.
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Would I be way off beam with my summary of this thing if I say vaccines....when/if they get one will probably only help those who have not contracted it. This thing damages your lungs and has up to 4 cycles that we know of so far.