Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

I think this becomes worse....worldwide. There is a rumor that Trump is addressing the nation from The Oval Office.

Imagine if it ain’t what these folks want it to be......

Batten down the hatches! Secure all moorings! I would suggest manning the life boats, but well, I don’t see any.

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Good morning, Guythu!

Such face. Much palm.

I feel your pain! Except it is my fil. He has mild dementia and macular degeneration and is nearly blind. Recently, he has stopped cooking for himself, cleaning his house and walking. He can’t see to read or get on the computer or anything. Then he started getting dizzy with very low bp, and went through a whole barrage of heart tests. His heart is good, it is all because he forgets to eat. So we have to call and remind him to eat and take meds.

He needs to move here, we even have a great setup for him but he doesn’t want to. DH and my bil agree but they won’t push the issue with him. He does come here 3 days a week and when he is here he eats well and takes walks which he loves. It’s like he has an off/on switch and when he is not here he switches off. We sent cooked meals home with him, thankfully he is still able to work the microwave.

I told DH they need to have the hard conversation with him that once he is no longer caring for himself, it’s time. The half time there and here was good when he was a little more lucid but now he is wasting away. Every week he comes here a little further incoherent. After a day or two he improves a little. Even packing each week to come here has gotten crazy. He packs 3-4 suitcases to come here a few days. He says he doesn’t want to be a burden but it’s actually harder for us to care for him and a second house than it is to care for him here.

Anyway, just know that there are many of us out here. I do not want him to go to a home even before the pandemic, but even more so now. And it would be so much better for him to come here now before his dementia gets worse.

I feel your pain! Except it is my fil. He has mild dementia and macular degeneration and is nearly blind. Recently, he has stopped cooking for himself, cleaning his house and walking. He can’t see to read or get on the computer or anything. Then he started getting dizzy with very low bp, and went through a whole barrage of heart tests. His heart is good, it is all because he forgets to eat. So we have to call and remind him to eat and take meds.

He needs to move here, we even have a great setup for him but he doesn’t want to. DH and my bil agree but they won’t push the issue with him. He does come here 3 days a week and when he is here he eats well and takes walks which he loves. It’s like he has an off/on switch and when he is not here he switches off. We sent cooked meals home with him, thankfully he is still able to work the microwave.

I told DH they need to have the hard conversation with him that once he is no longer caring for himself, it’s time. The half time there and here was good when he was a little more lucid but now he is wasting away. Every week he comes here a little further incoherent. After a day or two he improves a little. Even packing each week to come here has gotten crazy. He packs 3-4 suitcases to come here a few days. He says he doesn’t want to be a burden but it’s actually harder for us to care for him and a second house than it is to care for him here.

Anyway, just know that there are many of us out here. I do not want him to go to a home even before the pandemic, but even more so now. And it would be so much better for him to come here now before his dementia gets worse.

I don't know what is out there as regards what is being sold as one disease we call covid19 but that medical facilities are officially referring to as SARS-Cov2.

I spoke to a relative who works in a large hospital in another state. She tells me that they have had several cases amongst staff as well as the usual patient population since Aprilish. She is in another dept. She said that a female nurse, af-am about 60 was brought in after she didn't show for schedule last weekend.

She said that she went home either that Thurs, or Fri. complaining of a raging headache.
After she didn't show on Saturday her daughter (emergency contact number) was called and she was found "unresponsive".
An ambulance was called and they worked for 20 minutes I think she said, before transporting her and putting her on a respirator where she is not expected to make a full recovery due to brain damage concerns.

How long can you hang around so-called unresponsive?
She had to have been there a looooooong time to not call in for work, or even call family to let them know you are sick. Especially if you suspect you are SARS-Cov2 infected.
I just don't know what to make of the story. I suspect some type of stroke or heart issue to make her fall to the floor and be down for the count. If you've been unresponsive for hours are you dead? How did they arrive in the nick of time to bring her back to a ventilated existence only?

My relative works across the hall in a different dept, had been wearing two masks that she rotated for MONTHS and she didn't get sick. In fact most of the staff haven't gotten this.
This has been the most confounding alleged pandemic I've ever read about.

It is a weird virus. The virus itself is Sars Cov 2. The disease response is called covid19. You can’t have them without the other.

The virus causes many issues. If you have time, read the thread. If not, look up heart and brain issues caused in covid19.

I am sorry that you allegedly believe in a worldwide conspiracy.

Do you have a copy of the Emergency Response Guide that specifies evacuation perimeters and exclusion zones based on the chemical involved and wind direction/speed? Priceless, if you need it. There is also an Android app version of it.

good questions and nobody has all the answeres. it is strange how it can jump from 1 person and not infect the next even close by. that has been brought up a time or 2 here.

i did expect it would infect the staff and then jump from the nurses to the kitchen or cafateria workers, housekeeping,etc. what we do know is viral load matters. so if a small partical got to your friend,they might b lucky. or they might b assymptomatic for now. how long til more viral loads and more affects? remains unknown.

even if a person seems immune today,we have no idea if that goes away or if more exposure will change it.

even with good PPE, i expected mistakes. there is a ordered procedure to removing, dsposing,and putting the gear on. ppl are human ,we make mistakes. so the virus is on the nurses' clothing,hair.hands,and shoes. or could b depending on doind just 1 step wrong.rushing to get to a break or lunch,talking to other workers,doesn't take much of a slip. even the higher ups are starting to admit the virus is airborne and can survive on surfaces and transfer that way.

for no0w all we can do is use the PPE and make as few of mistakes as we can to avoid the dang thing. hopefully by JAN, we have a betetr understanding of how this thing is acting.

What bothers me more is the asymptomatic....how long before that house of cards falls?

And that is just not a topic worth broaching when they type

ALLEGED PANDEMIC

bloody fucking hell.

Bastecat and SN... you are both missed and hope all is well.

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Perspective makes a difference.....

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Wordsie ..... this dog has better manners than many humans

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I don’t mind these time screw ups :)

It's definitely weird. And rather undpredictable. People don't have static levels of hormones and immune boosters in their systems. We are certain that "comorbidities" or underlying immune system issues play a factor in this, but that itself isn't a constant either, as many people with no underlying conditions have actually died from this.

To be honest, we have long term effects that are apparent in roughly 15 percent of people who've had Covid, but not enough time has passed to ascertain if those things are indeed permanent or simply pervasive.

Best not to get it at all. I'm dealing with the long haul variety with my husband, and it really sucks the life out of you. Not to mention that it increases worry, which doesn't help anything.

Even so, other than the economic destruction, I don't see the pathogen itself as being an ELE event. So I guess I'm nibbling on hopeburgers according to most on this thread.

You keep nibbling on the hope.... you deserve it.

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I will keep watching for the stuff (besides economic) that is concerning. That and thumping the alleged pandemic folks that wander in. The virus confuses sooooo many.

yes and no FLUFFY. ELE- extinction "LEVEL" or "LIKE" even? and is it all or nothing,at what # of population do we call it? if it takes out half the world population ia that high enuf? 3 billion of what 7.5 billion.total deaths not just directly from the virus. but also the chaos that will b caused by it. o

f course,my original prediction was way before we knew much. i predicted 1 billion within 3 years. mayb not considered an ELE at that point. but the damages we see long term from this virus could lead to more in a decade.lack of productive workers due to the organ damages could wipe out the global economy. take everything down to local communities. countries and islands that depend on food shipments will b in major trouble. they would b virtually extinct.

I love a good test run. And throwing stuff makes most feel better.

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Hugs and prayers!

****Bump for TB to see!!!****

I was tipped to this theory that is amongst some in this respective field.
Not this study in particular. But found it while searching for more info.

From April

Is it fair to hope that patients with Type 1 Diabetes (autoimmune) may be spared by the infection of Covid-19?

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There is no reason to trust the World Heath Organization who would/could as an entity easily conduct a conspiracy that would affect people world wide as a result.
If that was the agenda, and I believe that it is.
I believe that the many symptoms/health issues that are wide varients from person to person can in large part be explained as people arbitrarily being diagnosed as "covid related" after the fact.

And that tells me that you haven’t read a single paper from hospitals, doctors, or scientists.....thousands are out ther.

It also tells me that you haven’t read up on the long haulers or listened to folks on here that have experienced those symptoms.

Your lack of investment into research does not constitute a worldwide conspiracy. We don’t go by the WHO either....but you would know that if you read more.

I am sorry that you don’t see the problem and I hope that you can get through this without becoming a victim.

Wordsie! The pigeons....fix them!?!?

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Until they do proper biopsies on more patients don’t get tipped in either direction.

Mild symptoms does not equal no danger.....and that is what is really pissing me off about this research.

Not one mention, in their hypothesis, about testing for things like the marrow or skin cells before running down a narrow road.

These folks are too narrow. It’s frustrating.

Off to Galveston Island till mid week to take care of some real estate drama. Fired one property manager, hired another.

Will let you all know if anything exciting about the hurricanes pops. Looks like they will be targeting Louisiana, and we will mostly be getting outer bands of rain and wind, with TS level gusts. May make for some serious wave action.

Taking my tablet, so I'll pop in a couple times a day.

Safe travels.

Enjoy your trip and stay safe please! Feel free to do a bit of hurricane chasing after all your business has concluded.

Last Edited by Snuffielover on 08/23/2020 10:27 AM

There is the additional idea/theory that the same antibodies that attack the pancereas are capable of attacking this virus as well. I can find reports of adults hospitalized with Type-1 and Covid. But haven’t found a reported instance of a child..yet.

I’m not narrowing my path. Just interesting.

Besides the world is down to llama urine at this point.

Last Edited by Guythu on 08/23/2020 10:38 AM

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You are NOT narrowing.... their research is.

Kitchen sink thinking, but one itty bitty area at a time is what these researchers are doing.

Unfortunately the real solution is inhumane to many.

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Haven’t found the study.... but type 1 diabetes increased in U.K. kids with covid19. This virus is just weird.

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Haven't read it yet, but keep in mind that when we start looking for weird things we find weird things, does not have to imply causation.

Oh I agree. Covid is certainly causing many weird things.

I’ve seen the reports of Type 1 increasing.

Looking for a preexisting Type 1 child being confirmed infected.

That would align with what I was told. Basically they aren’t encountering it like they thought they would.