Anonymous wrote:The AMA medical professional poster noted her belief it has been around for a while which matches what I am hearing as well...as bad as things have been, when we did not know what we were up against, we did not fall apart.
I HOPE we can test lots of cured folks after the fact for data gathering purposes. An ex post review would be very helpful.
Anonymous wrote:Very real question: Seattle is theoretically ~7 weeks into community spread. Coastal cities should be into their outbreaks. Shouldn't we already be seeing major increases in hospital admissions, ER visits, ICU overruns? It isn't happening at this point. The situation at the LTC facility has been an absolute nightmare - total hell. But outside of that, are we seeing the doomsday scenario? Should we take some comfort in the fact that this has not become a widespread disaster at this point? Perhaps it simply isn't spreading here the way it has in Italy, or the strain has not been as lethal?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:neither my parents or parents in law appear to be changing their behavior, despite my recommendations. every day is a new excuse to go out somewhere in public, a separate reason that "its ok" and some sort of exception to the need focus on social distancing.
yesterday, a new trash can at wal mart was a crucial need.
and these folks are at moderate risk because of a few run of the mill underlying health conditions.
multiply this by a zillion non-employed old folks (they are ~73-77) who are just restless and need 'go somewhere everyday' because its habit.
these old folks ARENT going to change. we're in for a bumpy ride
I just got off the phone with my 79 year old mom in Florida. She and my 80 year old dad haven’t changed a thing. She went to church this morning. They went to dinner last night. Planning on meeting up with my aunt this afternoon for some shopping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most of the “Recent Topics“ on DCUM are about coronavirus.
People are adding to the collective freak out by dwelling on this.
Please, get on with your lives people!
We are freaking out because government and leadership are doing nothing.
Not true on state and local levels.
Not true period. Take a Xanax.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most of the “Recent Topics“ on DCUM are about coronavirus.
People are adding to the collective freak out by dwelling on this.
Please, get on with your lives people!
We are freaking out because government and leadership are doing nothing.
Not true on state and local levels.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most of the “Recent Topics“ on DCUM are about coronavirus.
People are adding to the collective freak out by dwelling on this.
Please, get on with your lives people!
We are freaking out because government and leadership are doing nothing.
Not true on state and local levels.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Most of the “Recent Topics“ on DCUM are about coronavirus.
People are adding to the collective freak out by dwelling on this.
Please, get on with your lives people!
We are freaking out because government and leadership are doing nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Most of the “Recent Topics“ on DCUM are about coronavirus.
People are adding to the collective freak out by dwelling on this.
Please, get on with your lives people!
Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/coronavirus-cancel-everything/607675/
Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/coronavirus-cancel-everything/607675/
Anonymous wrote:I find it interesting that people are accusing those who want big containment measures taken of living panic and drama, but if we took those big containment measures we would avoid so much of what people are fearful of, like hospital overload and many deaths. So really what those who love panic want is for life to resemble normalcy.