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bummer, I like both of those guys and that was the one time I've ever turned off a podcast with Michael Lewis. Boring, no new information and I can hear better grousing about Trump from my neighbors.
Well, that comment didn't age well.It's now predicted to about 60k. Who know's, might be less than that?
We're at 22k now.
We'd need to see 1000 deaths per day continue WITHOUT DROPPING for 80 straight days to see 100k by roughly July 1th.
47,973 deaths |
France has gotten a lot better about counting deaths in nursing homes. All in all France has done OK if you think that an accurate count of deaths is a good metric. We shut down a week or so too late -- should have been early rather than mid-March. We'll be reopening on May 11, but no restaurants/cafes, schooling will be limited, no events or travel. Main failure has been a lack of testing and government ducking that issue.I watched an ABC (Australian public broadcaster) documentary on catch up TV last night (Foreign Correspondent Behind Enemy Lines, published 2 days ago).Don't know if it is available outside of Aus, but here it is
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/foreign-correspondent/series/2020/video/NC2026H010S00
A reporter follows paramedics, police, ICU nurses, overworked doctors and volunteers in NY. Nurses told by their employer not to talk to press, but a number were willing. Very very grim 20% NYPD sick, officer died 2 days ago according to an officer being interviewed, police raising funds for PPE. Nurses buying their own supplementary PPE, they sounded in an emotionally bad way when interviewed and look like some would be heading for PTSD. Big refrigerated trucks loaded with bodies. Paramedics coming in from the less affected states to help NY.
My brother lives in the UK, it is in a terrible state - 18,000 deaths and because they don't count deaths in care homes could be more like 40,000. He sent me this link from the British public broadcaster - health workers making PPE out of bin bags. https://www.bbc.com/news/health-52145140
We have been comparing situations and UK locked down earlier and more strictly than Aus, I asked my brother what went wrong and he thinks just that little bit too late. Aus seems to have lucked out, although government has been stockpiling huge amounts of PPE and maybe it got the testing right.
Learned what?~snip~
47,973 deaths
The sad part is that you still haven't learned anything from it.
They both sounded really depressed.bummer, I like both of those guys and that was the one time I've ever turned off a podcast with Michael Lewis. Boring, no new information and I can hear better grousing about Trump from my neighbors.
I'm guessing Franken is KICKING himself for resigning right about now
Well, that comment didn't age well.
You posted that 10 days ago.
We are currently at
47,973 deaths
The sad part is that you still haven't learned anything from it.
Subway, so sorry for your loss. My MIL is in her 90's and living on her own not far from you. She is strong, but still our biggest concern during this time.Mother in law passed in her sleep early this morning. Covid and pneumonia. 84 years old though and bed ridden for a decade with dementia. RIP. she was not a good person, let alone mother, to her daughters, sometimes violently not good, but my wife had started to make peace with her childhood over the last several years. so they've been waiting for this call for years basically, and at 5:30 this morning we got it. Just happened to be Covid instead of some other thing. At least in her dementia, the lucid moments she had with my wife over the last several years of visits had been steadily improving. it's like her mind, as it slipped, was purging the mean and nasty side first, leaving behind a mostly absent but occasional sweet old woman.
Thanks. While we're 3000 miles away, family is close by. She's independent but well taken care of.thanks kelp. if she needs sanitized groceries or anything delivered to her front stoop let me know. If she is still living on her own that suggests some deal of independence but i'm here to help. Shoots, anything i can do to pump some positive energy into the world around me, whatever it may be. My wife is upstairs right now trying to coordinate cremation between the nursing home and a nearby funeral home, and how the remains get to us. My mom is like "have them box it all up and mail it and leave it outside under a tarp for 30 days before you scatter or bury her"