April 2020 Numbers Are In

www.rochesterregional.org...

"So far this season, there have been 45 million flu illnesses, at least 300,000 hospitalizations, and up to 46,000 deaths from flu, of which more than 100 are pediatric--a higher total at this point of the year than any season in the past decade.

New York State is reporting 156,659 positive cases to date, according to the CDC. The latest data (ending March 21) shows a 45% decrease in reported cases from the previous week."

I am wondering if doctors are testing for both the annual flu and WuFlu? We have all heard that people with pre existing conditions have a higher death rate. I haven't seen anything about having the flu and Wuflu at the same time.

Has anyone heard of anyone testing for any other virus while tested positive for the WuFlu?

It's finally going to be April fools day, they have been leading up to this day for a month now. So, are they going to actually use this day to tell the truth to everyone, a day they can disguise the truth to make it look like a prank?

a reply to: BlackOops

I know a lot of people don't like the comparison/argument of normal flu vs covid19.

I'd love it, I realize I could do it, but I'm busy drinking, if someone could do like a 2016 to 2018 study of pre covid19 flu studies of infection rates and deaths by country.

I'd think those numbers would correlate with what we are seeing the Covid19 doing.

I'd figure that most the countries vastly effected would have had higher(not necessarily as high, but in relation) rates of infection/death compared to other countries with different medical infrastructure.

a reply to: BlackOops

I will not compare the flu we know and the current WuFlu. However, years ago I worked in the medical field and sometimes doctors assumed that the current illness was the reason for other issues with the patient.... Then we found out there was other problems causing problems that were not diagnosed.

Me thinks a strong number of those flus are actually covid sars 2

a reply to: BlackOops


New York State is reporting 156,659 positive cases to date, according to the CDC. The latest data (ending March 21) shows a 45% decrease in reported cases from the previous week."

Does the body decide what type of flu you have at any given moment?

originally posted by: BlackOops
www.rochesterregional.org...

"So far this season, there have been 45 million flu illnesses, at least 300,000 hospitalizations, and up to 46,000 deaths from flu, of which more than 100 are pediatric--a higher total at this point of the year than any season in the past decade.

New York State is reporting 156,659 positive cases to date, according to the CDC. The latest data (ending March 21) shows a 45% decrease in reported cases from the previous week."

I am wondering if doctors are testing for both the annual flu and WuFlu? We have all heard that people with pre existing conditions have a higher death rate. I haven't seen anything about having the flu and Wuflu at the same time.

Has anyone heard of anyone testing for any other virus while tested positive for the WuFlu?

A data point I have been looking for is:

Number of non-covid19 flu deaths in New York in 2020. Per the CDC, New York typically has about 4500 flu deaths per year.

What I'd like to see is those non-flu death numbers from Jan 1 - April 1.

Logically, if covid is it's own unique virus, then the death rate in NY should reflect that... non-covid Flu deaths PLUS covid19 deaths.

I have a hunch that a lot of regular flu deaths are being called Covid deaths.

originally posted by: Edumakated

originally posted by: BlackOops
www.rochesterregional.org...

"So far this season, there have been 45 million flu illnesses, at least 300,000 hospitalizations, and up to 46,000 deaths from flu, of which more than 100 are pediatric--a higher total at this point of the year than any season in the past decade.

New York State is reporting 156,659 positive cases to date, according to the CDC. The latest data (ending March 21) shows a 45% decrease in reported cases from the previous week."

I am wondering if doctors are testing for both the annual flu and WuFlu? We have all heard that people with pre existing conditions have a higher death rate. I haven't seen anything about having the flu and Wuflu at the same time.

Has anyone heard of anyone testing for any other virus while tested positive for the WuFlu?

A data point I have been looking for is:

Number of non-covid19 flu deaths in New York in 2020. Per the CDC, New York typically has about 4500 flu deaths per year.

What I'd like to see is those non-flu death numbers from Jan 1 - April 1.

Logically, if covid is it's own unique virus, then the death rate in NY should reflect that... non-covid Flu deaths PLUS covid19 deaths.

I have a hunch that a lot of regular flu deaths are being called Covid deaths.

Of course they are being combined.

Do normal flu deaths get a ton of political points or sweet fed money?

This whole thing is a # show. I'd wager we are at about a 10 percent rate of factual information. The rest is all US election political spin and the globalists jacking off and dumping their load on whatever is in front of them at the time.

a reply to: BlackOops

I am wondering if doctors are testing for both the annual flu and WuFlu? We have all heard that people with pre existing conditions have a higher death rate. I haven't seen anything about having the flu and Wuflu at the same time.

Does it really matter at this point? The hospitals in New York are filling up. And the national numbers continue to rise.

a reply to: Edumakated

Yes...If I am tested positive for Wuflu and die.. How is my death classified? I am not thinking autopsy,.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: BlackOops

I am wondering if doctors are testing for both the annual flu and WuFlu? We have all heard that people with pre existing conditions have a higher death rate. I haven't seen anything about having the flu and Wuflu at the same time.

Does it really matter at this point? The hospitals in New York are filling up. And the national numbers continue to rise.

If testing is based on people coming forth with known symptoms, it seems logical that the numbers would rise.

Maybe we should test people with no symptoms too, just to shift the numbers the other way and give people freedom hardons?

originally posted by: BlackOops
a reply to: Edumakated

Yes...If I am tested positive for Wuflu and die.. How is my death classified? I am not thinking autopsy,.

Guy gets hit by bus. He is half dead when the ambulance arrives. The test him for Wu-Tang Flu and then he dies. Death is ruled Covid death.

a reply to: Phage

I understand your point.. All systems go.. I hoping the fear factor might be too focused on this virus without thinking outside the box.

a reply to: BlackOops

Not all fear is unjustified.

Stay home.
Wash your hands.

a reply to: BlackOops


This has just started. Did anyone not see today's brief? Do people still think that this is "nothing"?

a reply to: Edumakated

Death is ruled Covid death.

Probly not.

Ha, I know. but what if you are staggering around because you have the WuFlu and get hit by a truck load with respirators. .. Then the responders get it and . and. a reply to: Edumakated

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Edumakated

Death is ruled Covid death.

Probly not.

If we had the data, it would show if that is the case or not. The number of concurrent regular flu deaths in New York from Jan 1 - April should be readily available, yet no where to be found. Why? This is basic information anyone with any curiosity or desire to have accurate data should be requesting.

I've yet to hear anyone in the media or hospitals mention "Not only do we have 1200 Covid deaths, but we've also had 2000 flu deaths on top of that..."

a reply to: infolurker

I think/know this is a big deal.. My question from the start and implied is the testing for both.

a reply to: Edumakated

Why?

Because they are busy trying to keep people from dying?

Trauma from a car wreck is trauma, not pneumonia.