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MARCH 22--A woman arrested for assaulting her boyfriend shouted “I have the coronavirus” before intentionally coughing in the face of a paramedic who she sprayed with “copious amounts of saliva,” police charge. Responding early Wednesday to a domestic violence call in Lady Lake, an Orlando suburb, police encountered the bloodied victim. The man, whose nose was broken, told officers that he had been attacked by his girlfriend, LaDonald Shakkie Holmes. The man said he was lying in bed with Holmes, 38, when she “told the victim she wanted to have sex,” according to a probable cause affidavit. The victim recalled that he declined to engage with Holmes “since she is leaving him to get back with her ex-husband.” Rebuffed, Holmes became “very agitated at which time she ‘round house kicked’ the victim in the nose and then punched him in the nose,” cops allege. “That resulted in the victim’s nose breaking, the victim then started bleeding all over himself and the residence.”
originally posted by: cirrus12
I just saw this shared on FB
I have been admitting patients to critical care and this is what I tell them: Your lungs are failing so we believe it would be in your best interest to take you up to the critical care unit, send you off to sleep, pass a tube down your throat and put you on breathing machine until your lungs heal which might take days or weeks(or maybe never) and before taking them up i suggest they call thier families to let them know whats happening (say their goodbyes because they might not get another chance) over the phone because they are not allowed visitors. People are dying alone without having their loved ones to hold their hand, hug, kiss or even see them. I wish people would appreciate how horrific this is.
Protect youselves and your loved ones by staying at home.
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This is terribly sad. But him saying they will 'send you off to sleep' made me remember a Sky News interview yesterday with a doctor in scrubs who was at the London hospital that had a critical incident.
He talked about 'putting patients to sleep' quite nonchalantly and hadn't heard that is what happens before.
I assume this normal procedure? I suppose as a non-medic I didn't realise this is what happens. It sounds so sad and it seems like if you get to this point based on the data we have seen, that you don't recover. Awful for doctors and medics.
Will repost this again as it's from Dr Jack - working in a busy London hospital- and it is quite harrowing.
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originally posted by: schmae
Dallas County Shelter in Place
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originally posted by: schmae
Dallas County Shelter in Place
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originally posted by: Rich Z
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
originally posted by: pasiphae
a reply to: Karyotype
This is my hope because where I am... TX... it's going to get very hot very soon and with as many big cities as we have we're looking a HUGE problem in the coming weeks if it doesn't slow down.
Apparently this virus doesn't like hot weather.
The virus seems to be doing quite well in south Florida. How hot does it have to get before the virus becomes uncomfortable?
originally posted by: liejunkie01
Also here in Illinois our governor decided to get into a stupid yelling match and now I guess we as United States citizens are just screwed here in Illinois. I didnt hear the president name not one thing coming to Illinois from the federal govt. You know for Chicago.
Way to go Pritzker, way to bite the hand that feeds.
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
What's all this about? No wonder Brits aren't taking it seriously.
Coronavirus chaos at UK borders as up to 7,500 visitors arrive in Britain from the three nations with highest death tolls in last week... and flights from Italy, China and Iran are STILL landing
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Planes have arrived in London from Rome, Beijing and Shanghai every day this week. Direct flights from Rome are also still due to arrive next week. The route between London and Rome has remained open despite British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair cancelling all flights between Italy and Britain.
Iran Air is still operating three flights a week from the capital Tehran and in the last seven days three Iranian aircraft landed at Heathrow.
On Saturday two Air China flights from Beijing and a China Eastern jet from Shanghai landed at Heathrow, while a flight from Shanghai arrived at Gatwick. This afternoon, a flight from Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran, is due to arrive at Heatrow Airport at around 3pm this afternoon. At least 16 flights landed at Heathrow from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport in Rome since March 15. A further three are due to land today. Since last Sunday, 11 Air China Dreamliner jets landed at Heathrow from Beijing Capital International Airport.