Coronavirus lies - Citizen reporters

[everlast]

must watch

Can anyone give any reasonable explanation as to why the very places that the news was reporting was overrun with patients or long lines for testing were completely empty the very same or the next day? Also the same footage being used to allegedly show a full room of in-use ventilators being used to represent New York when the same footage was used to represent Italy (link below)? And coincidentally the governor of New York's brother is with CNN.

What's a logical explanation? Altruistic white lies to scare people enough to stay at home? I agree the threat is real, I've been taking precautions since December. But why the obvious misrepresentation?

https://nypost.com/2020/04/01/cbs-ad...ort-about-nyc/

[Mergie Master]

[Bigtimber2]

It is shame those on the frontline of healthcare have to deal with people that cannot reason.


https://www.wcnc.com/mobile/article/...5-05b6e5d3c725


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[Mergie Master]

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...Gaxqx18-6cyHbJ

[MKW]

It is shame those on the frontline of healthcare have to deal with people that cannot reason.


https://www.wcnc.com/mobile/article/...5-05b6e5d3c725


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That article uses lots of words like "anticipated" and "potential".

[Mergie Master]

It is shame those on the frontline of healthcare have to deal with people that cannot reason.


https://www.wcnc.com/mobile/article/...5-05b6e5d3c725


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I think I saw you buy a genuine Rolex from a guy in the parking lot of a Pantry once.

[cajunwannabe]

It is shame those on the frontline of healthcare have to deal with people that cannot reason.

I hope and pray we don't need the extra beds for Covid patients here in the South but my son is prepping a hospital in Mt P for the possibility of a surge of ICU COVID patients.

The reality will hit when those of us here in the South lose a family member or friend due to this nasty virus. It hit me yesterday when I lost a high school classmate who was an RN in Detroit. A strong, healthy woman who was fighting the fight on the job trying to keep folks alive died from the virus.

[ecwooduck]

My wife got furloughed today along with her mid-level colleagues in the ER for a minimum of 60 days due to ER visits being down 60% across the board......

[Mergie Master]

Here's a 3 hour live stream from NY Covid Tents

[Mergie Master]

Testing In Ireland

[Bigtimber2]

That article uses lots of words like "anticipated" and "potential".

Yes, those words are better than “too late”, “overran” and “unprepared”.


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[Carolina Counsel]

I talked to one of my large hospital clients today. Things are very slow in the upstate given the lack of elective procedures and strict protocols for admission. That will change. Greenville expects a peak in 4-6 weeks (what I was told).

[SCDAWG]

AUMC hired a bunch of travel nurses. They can’t get canceled. Nurses in Augusta are pissed they are getting canceled, let alone no overtime. CEO of AU has said no nurses can get OT.

[TheVisorGuy]

Yeah just about every female on my moms side of the family is a nurse. Like 2 aunts, 4 cousins and a cousin in law. 2 cousins and cousin in law work at hospital in Charlotte. They ain't seen much of a change. The ol fumblerooskie

[Gander]

My buddy that works the ER said he saw 1 patient from 6AM to 10AM today. People are freaked out about coming to the ER right now.

[ScLowCountry]

My wife got furloughed today along with her mid-level colleagues in the ER for a minimum of 60 days due to ER visits being down 60% across the board......

Our ER visits are down 75 percent. Half of that is because the nursing homes are not sending their patients for bogus complaints. Wait till Medicare figures this out.

Lots of ER medicine is not an emergency. If it was we wouldn’t see 20 percent of what comes in the door. It’s a necessary evil. Our decrease in volume could be the calm before the storm. However, I have seen some scary things from this virus already in my hospital.

[Pass shot]

Most of us probably already had it anyways. Def worth the economy to make sure we don't get it again though

[Bigtimber2]

Most of us probably already had it anyways. Def worth the economy to make sure we don't get it again though

You base this theory on what?


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[Bigtimber2]

Our ER visits are down 75 percent. Half of that is because the nursing homes are not sending their patients for bogus complaints. Wait till Medicare figures this out.

Lots of ER medicine is not an emergency. If it was we wouldn’t see 20 percent of what comes in the door. It’s a necessary evil. Our decrease in volume could be the calm before the storm. However, I have seen some scary things from this virus already in my hospital.

Spot on. The fear no has people using the ER as emergencies only no longer taxpayer minute clinic for the non-producers.


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[ecu1984]

That article uses lots of words like "anticipated" and "potential".

I picked up on that too, but this crap is real and hasn't peaked yet.
It personally affected my immediate family yesterday. That is when it will hit
these other "conspiracy" and "government just wants to control us" idiots in the gut.