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originally posted by: BlueSwan
originally posted by: JamieJJones
originally posted by: Oppenheimer67
France to cancel all utility bills from midnight tonight. Starting to wish I lived anywhere other than the UK...
I think we'll see the same thing - suspension of utilities, rent, mortgages, etc.
Shame my gas electric and rent all come out tomorrow
Just found the following article, apparently Alton Towers are "monitoring the situation" but currently still planning to open at the weekend
Stoke Sentinel
originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
originally posted by: Oppenheimer67
France to cancel all utility bills from midnight tonight. Starting to wish I lived anywhere other than the UK...
edit to add: Also massive support package ensuring no one will go out of business. Too good to be true? But still "keep calm carry on" in the UK. Oh OK Bojo!
They are going to delay, not cancel the payments.
300 BIllion for Businesses (Macron is a Banker after all)
Luckily France has one of the best Medical Services in the World.
I think this will finally sink in, and it will become a lot like Italy and Spain, in the Good sense.
People will stay calm, and get their bread.
Boredom is going to be a hard thing to beat.
Canal+ is having its channel air unencrypted for free, and those that pay, now have access to everything, all the Canal+ Channels etc...
Has anyone else had emails from banks saying something along the lines of "if you are concerned about coronavirus, we're here to help, just get in touch to speak to one of our advisers about any concerns you might have..."
originally posted by: JamieJJones
originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
originally posted by: Oppenheimer67
France to cancel all utility bills from midnight tonight. Starting to wish I lived anywhere other than the UK...
edit to add: Also massive support package ensuring no one will go out of business. Too good to be true? But still "keep calm carry on" in the UK. Oh OK Bojo!
They are going to delay, not cancel the payments.
300 BIllion for Businesses (Macron is a Banker after all)
Luckily France has one of the best Medical Services in the World.
I think this will finally sink in, and it will become a lot like Italy and Spain, in the Good sense.
People will stay calm, and get their bread.
Boredom is going to be a hard thing to beat.
Canal+ is having its channel air unencrypted for free, and those that pay, now have access to everything, all the Canal+ Channels etc...
Yes delay, but people won't be expected to suddenly cough up (excuse pun) 3 months rent all in one go later - a lot of people won't even have a job any more, can't have thousands of families living on the streets.
Awaiting the arrival.........
originally posted by: HallowedEarth
a reply to: TheAMEDDDoc
Good info. This altered state of consciousness concerns me! Someone brought the recovery numbers back to attention on another thread, why are there so many confirmed patients yet so little recovered, and the others dead, what about everyone else?
Also, what happened to the masses of people who were welded into large halls etc in China?
An Italian doctor mentioned on Skynews at the weekend that not only was it 1/10 who required ICU, but the recovery was a long recovery that could take up to 4 months of assisted breathing, hence the requirement for mass machines. Are some of them also in an altered state of consciousness?
Worrying...
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Oppenheimer67
Has anyone else had emails from banks saying something along the lines of "if you are concerned about coronavirus, we're here to help, just get in touch to speak to one of our advisers about any concerns you might have..."
Yes, have been getting tons of those emails. Here is partly why (I believe):
If people call the bank wanting to hear a human voice, the bank needs to have someone on that other end otherwise they're going to be worried they can't access their money. I heard them talking about this on Bloomberg on my drive home from work today (yep I'm still required to go into work, at least for the next couple days)
originally posted by: TheAMEDDDoc
a reply to: angelchemuel
Maybe you have some intuition, neurologists are starting to look into this aspect as about 1/3 of severe patients begin to show these issues. This means we will see them start looking at CSF and seeing if it's causing these issues.
Kenneth L. Tyler, MD, FAAN, Louis Baum Endowed Professor and chair of neurology at University of Colorado School of Medicine, noted that earlier this year a report from three COVID-19-designated hospitals in Wuhan, China, indicated that more than one-third of coronavirus patients had some type of neurologic symptom, including altered consciousness, evidence of skeletal muscle damage, and acute cerebrovascular disease. [The report, which was posted online on a preprint server (MedRxiv), has not been peer-reviewed.]
"These [symptoms] were far more common in severe disease," Dr. Tyler said. "We still don't know whether the neurologic complications are reflective of direct viral injury or due to the secondary or systemic effects of infection." Dr. Tyler said it makes sense that COVID-19 would have neurologic manifestations because other coronaviruses that affect humans can invade the central nervous system.
For instance, as cases accumulated during the outbreak of Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), some neurologic complications were reported, he said.
The Spread of COVID-19: Questions Raised, Some Answered by Neuroinfectious Disease Experts
I have to go do some research on viral binding and replication and why this is happening or could. If it helps we are directly comparing the Wuhan strain to MERS so the comparison in the journal is a solid analysis. What concerns me are the meningitis like symptoms and the damage to the peripheral nervous system. This could mean it's moving from the lungs and heart to the nervous system or moving through the olfactory to the central nervous system and brain stem. Both are not good at all.