Michigan Coronavirus Cases: 60,064 & Deaths: 5,772 BREAKING: Recall Whitmer Legal Petition Page 193

Thanks!

I saw a couple of your posts on how young Fauci and his wife look

Got a chuckle out of it and wanted to tell you that we Italians age pretty well LOL

My aunt passed away at 99 and she looked like she was in her 60s, not a wrinkle on her face and all she used It was Ivory soap and Lubriderm lotion

Good morning all - thanks for keeping us updated. I am sorry to whoever I made see red for not posting anything on the semi-trailer at the school. I literally have not left the house since last Wednesday except to walk the dog in the woods. I should have gone as promised! I hope everyone is doing weIl enough.

Lucky Italians!!! I hope you looked into the nebulized h202. I KNOW it will help you with your sinus and strep. It will put diluted food grade peroxide directly on your infect areas. Thanks again for all you do. I am going to actually leave the house today, I will go check on the semi-trailer.

Blah blah blah cheerleader.

Nothing of value stated.


Audio is pathetic too.

Thanks for the info. Are they using the hyroxychloroquine?

Don’t forget

She wants you to ware a mask

Not one you bought

One you made yourself

Yes. They are using it as needed. Severe cases only as far as I was told.

Ya, no thanks

Don’t want to be mean but I’m not walking around lookin like the people in China

And is Whitless saying the R0 is 40?!?!?!

She said for every one person can get it


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Finally some hospital nunbers.
"Every day we ask all 173 acute care hospitals to share data with us on patents who have covid-19." The data is incomplete but as of 4/4:

3,768 are hospitalized with Covid-19
1,383 of those hospitalized are on ventilators.
89 percent of those hospitalized are in SE Michigan.

Finally some hospital nunbers.
"Every day we ask all 173 acute care hospitals to share data with us on patents who have covid-19." The data is incomplete but as of 4/4:

3,768 are hospitalized with Covid-19
1,383 of those hospitalized are on ventilators.
89 percent of those hospitalized are in SE Michigan.

Where did you get that?

This is from April 1, available beds, ICU and vents




April 1 Hospital stats:


Region: 1
Adult ICU:71
Available Beds: 1,647
Available Ventilators: 126

Region 1: Clinton, Eaton, Gratiot, Hillsdale, Ingham, Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston and Shiawassee County


Region: 2 North
Adult ICU:136
Available Beds: 3,099
Available Ventilators: 134

Region 2 North: Macomb, Oakland and St. Clair County


Region: 2 South
Adult ICU: 72
Available Beds: 3,266
Available Ventilators: 405

Region 2 South: Monroe, Washtenaw and Wayne County


Region: 3
Adult ICU: 85
Available Beds: 3,481
Available Ventilators: 64

Region 3: Arenac, Bay, Genesee, Gladwin, Huron, Lapeer, Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac and Tuscola County


Region: 5
Adult ICU: 35
Available Beds: 1,568
Available Ventilators: 112

Region 5: Allegan, Barry, Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph and Van Buren County


Region: 6
Adult ICU: 89
Available Beds: 1,671
Available Ventilators: 386

Region 6: Claire, Ionia, Isabella, Kent, Lake, Mason, Mecosta, Montcalm, Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Osceola and Ottawa County


Region: 7
Adult ICU: 19
Available Beds: 1,055
Available Ventilators: 81

Region 7: Alcona, Alpena, Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Crawford, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Iosco, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee, Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Ile, Roscommon and Wexford County


Region: 8
Adult ICU: 28
Available Beds: 508
Available Ventilators: 71

Region 8: Alger, Baraga, Chippewa, Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Luce, Mackinac, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft County


Totals:

Adult ICU: 535
Available Beds: 16,295
Available Ventilators: 1,379



As of April 1, Michigan had 16,295 available hospital beds and 1,379 ventilators not in use, according to the state.

Statewide hospital beds: 27,762

Additional beds: 2,387

Michigan has: 1,847 full feature mechanical ventilators.

The governors press conference. Edited Should say 20 minutes in. Thanks for the red removal.
You didn't need to do that but I appreciate it.

To preserve his letter to Whitmer because FB might delete it!

Jim Santilli


Thank you to everyone for your support and prayers while I was extremely ill and hospitalized due to COVID-19!

It truly means the world to me. I am continuing to recover and be treated at home. I’m praying all of you, and your families, remain healthy and safe during this challenging time.

As a COVID-19 survivor who is currently recovering, I believe it is important to share my story publicly so others have hope.

The sad reality is Michigan’s Governor, Gretchen Whitmer, is failing the people of the state of Michigan.

Rather than leading and making good choices that will help our wonderful people during this horrible COVID-19 situation, she continuously chooses to engage in partisan politics.

That must end now.

On March 18th, I had a sudden onset of severe respiratory and cardiac issues. I immediately went to the hospital and they did a COVID-19 test. Despite my test being marked as a priority, I did not receive the test results until the evening of March 22nd.

While waiting for the test results in the hospital, my breathing continued to worsen as treatment was received. Without having the COVID-19 test results, the wonderful and hard-working doctors basically have their hands tied as certain medications (i.e. steroids, etc.) can potentially make COVID-19 worse.

On the morning of March 21st, I was not doing well and it was a major struggle to breathe. Feeling like I was slowly drowning, I honestly believed I would not live to see midnight. The x-ray that morning also showed my condition was worsening, including some collapsing in the lungs.

Luckily, the infectious disease physicians decided to try a non-approved, experimental combination (Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin). This is the same treatment President Donald Trump recently mentioned at a press conference and continues to be attacked for.

After my first dose, I had a major improvement. My gasping for air stopped, and I was in tears of happiness due to having hope restored. I finally felt I would beat COVID-19 and it was no longer beating me. On March 22nd, I remained about the same. However, March 23rd brought a significant improvement.

I continued to recover and was miraculously able to go home on March 24th to continue the treatment.

There are a few important things I believe the public needs to know.

One is the treatment that President Trump recommended worked for me and saved my life.

It also appears to be helping others.

As a result, I believe we can all have hope!

However, I sadly just learned that Governor Whitmer has once again made a terrible decision. According to the Detroit News, her Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs sent a letter threatening all doctors and pharmacists in Michigan who prescribe or dispense Hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19.

The letter threatens administrative action against the licenses of doctors who prescribe it. It also instructs pharmacists to ignore physician orders for this medication.

This is unacceptable and I’m confident Governor Whitmer, and her administration, will be responsible for many deaths and much suffering. I highly recommend she stop the politics, and not discourage doctors from using treatment they believe may work. It could be a matter of life or death for numerous patients.


As for the COVID-19 testing, we can do better. On March 24th, after hearing my story, a friend recommended I talk to a local company whom she heard had COVID-19 tests. I spoke with ProMed Rapid Testing of Southfield, Michigan. They were kind enough to drop off a sample to my home yesterday. I tried one and had the results in minutes. It showed I had IgG antibodies in my system, which apparently means I had the virus and successfully beat it. I was told these exact tests are being used in 67 countries around the world and they cost under $50. What really upset me the most is they apparently contacted multiple state and regional government and health system agencies over the past month about these available test kits.


I believe Governor Whitmer should've taken advantage of these tests rather than sitting and blaming the federal government. In my situation, doctors could’ve had immediate test results so they would’ve known what they were dealing with. These immediate test results are essential to early detection and effective treatment.


I also learned on March 25th, through multiple news sources, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) did not receive a request from the State of Michigan for federal emergency funds. While Governor Whitmer was going on national television to engage in partisan politics, she should’ve been working with her team and had the application submitted long ago. Michigan topped 2,200 cases and at least 43 deaths on March 25th. On that same date, the Governor's spokeswoman told the Detroit Free Press that state officials were "reviewing and looking into" a request to FEMA. So, while Michigan ranks fifth in the nation for total coronavirus cases, and does need federal assistance, Governor Whitmer failed to complete the process and instead opted to wrongfully point the finger at President Trump.


Overall, the COVID-19 situation should not be about partisan politics. Our elected officials, who work for us, must lead effectively and do what's in the best interest of all people. Governor Whitmer has not done this. Instead, she continuously makes very poor decisions and puts politics before people.

As a COVID-19 survivor, I believe Governor Whitmer needs to start acting in the best interest of the people here in the great state of Michigan. Instead of pointing the finger at others, she needs to look in the mirror. It is not too late for her to set partisan politics aside and start making good choices for us all.


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Like no smoking

Started in restaurants, which was fine with me

Then bars, that’s taking it a bit far

Then no buildings

Then 25 feet from entrances

Now some apartments and condos ban it even if you own your place

Did you ever have to clean walls that had a buildup of years of cigarette smoke?

I did years ago - after my roommate died.

I was a smoker myself - but that cleanup was no fun.

My brother called me, said his daughter, who's a nurse is sick.

I believe she works in Saginaw.
She started feeling bad two days ago, they sent her home and told her to stay there.

I don't know if she was tested yet or not.

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Well that’s encouraging