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It's not definite, but the timing and the symptoms definitely make me wonder.
The WHO said test, test, test. If you have the capacity to run 20k tests a day you should do that many tests a day.
There should be priorities, sure, but more tests are always better.
That was exactly what I had. They didn't identify it in me either (and my breathing still isn't right).
We logged into American, cancelled the flight and received the notice that we have a $2000 credit. It took 2 minutes. Not sure why people are calling, it says on their website that you will get a credit. Maybe other airlines aren't doing this but American seems to be handling it well.
‘This Is Our Chernobyl’: New York City’s Doctors and Nurses Are Terrified
Health care professionals fear they're being put at risk and set up for failure during one of the most critical fights in the city’s history.
www.vice.com
If even one person watching Fox gets it through their thick skull, it's worth it.
Please link that article.
‘This Is Our Chernobyl’: New York City’s Doctors and Nurses Are Terrified
Health care professionals fear they're being put at risk and set up for failure during one of the most critical fights in the city’s history.
Thanks!
This article is a must read:
www.wired.com
The Doctor Who Helped Defeat Smallpox Explains What's Coming
Epidemiologist Larry Brilliant, who warned of pandemic in 2006, says we can beat the novel coronavirus—but first, we need lots more testing.
Well fuck...‘This Is Our Chernobyl’: New York City’s Doctors and Nurses Are Terrified
Health care professionals fear they're being put at risk and set up for failure during one of the most critical fights in the city’s history.
Everyone keeps focusing on insurance companies, and for sure, they are fucking awful, but America also needs to take a long hard look at how our hospitals operates.‘This Is Our Chernobyl’: New York City’s Doctors and Nurses Are Terrified
Health care professionals fear they're being put at risk and set up for failure during one of the most critical fights in the city’s history.
We're putting profits over lives in every step of the way.
Information about age of dead people in Italy:
Legend of 1st chart:
Green= positive
Red = dead
Legend of 2nd chard:
Red = women
Blue = men
Green = total
San Antonio Confirms Its First Community Spread Coronavirus Infections
San Antonio public health officials confirmed Thursday afternoon that they have now recorded six cases of COVID-19 transmitted by community spread. Those cases are the...
Well, shit...
Mine's with American too!
My flight (to NYC) isn't until April 11 - am I able to cancel for credit? Will it have to be credit toward anther flight with American, or will they credit my card?
"Just the old people!" from last week almost feels quaint now.
Stay safe people.
At the moment no, out of this chart. This is the full table, for who understands Italian or wants to translate it:
This piece of information has just been released, and it refers to data when total count was 35731.
I can't say for sure but click Cancel and it should say on the screen that you will get a credit. Our flight was next week, maybe there is a window of when they allow it.
2nd case confirmed at Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital.
www.orilliamatters.com
BREAKING NEWS: Second confirmed COVID-19 case at OSMH
Few details have been released about the local case; There are now more than 300 confirmed cases in Ontario
www.orilliamatters.com
Is there any information on how many tests France does per day or week right now?
I'm kind of surprised at their "low" new cases, compared to e.g. Italy, Spain, Germany, Switzerland etc. etc.
Ugh. Feeling for the elder people in Italy. Those 80+ rates are absolutely terrible
Ugh. I have this. I was coughing really hard about a month ago so over time most of the symptoms have gone except my breathing is still a bit labored and when I go a while without sleep, I start coughing. If I had it, I can't imagine I still have it over a month later, but even if so I have no way of getting tested. If you find out what you have, let us know.
Got an oil change earlier in East TN. The tech signing me in said the last three days saw more cars than they usually get in a month. When I left the line was about 12 cars deep across three stations. He gave me every coupon/discount he could so I saved about $40 total for the change plus new wiper blades and air filter. Good guy.
My apartment complex's manager just sent an email saying the office is shutting down tonight for the foreseeable future and come by asap if you need to put money on laundry cards.
My apartment complex's manager just sent an email saying the office is shutting down tonight for the foreseeable future and come by asap if you need to put money on laundry cards.
My sister's college graduation was canceled. She is pretty upset of course. It's crazy to think that when she left for spring break, that would be the last time she would see her class rooms and many of her college acquaintances ever again.
Man, that really really sucks. High school seniors are probably dealing with the same thing, no prom, graduation, etc.
It's going to keep climbing as more tests show up. I really don't understand his confidence in saying that unless he doesn't want to announce it during a Q&A session with the press.
Yes, of course we can handle those situations because they are part of how our normal society functions, and yours as well I'd bet. If an essential worker or his/her child gets sick, you reassign their work or call in a temp if available and the work is absolutely critical, or you wait until they get back and they reschedule the work. Those situations are handled on a per-case basis according to national or local guidelines, and are somewhat scalable, and very manageable as it seems right now. This week the school I work at has had tons of children and teachers out in their lower grades, and the staff are handling it routinely by calling in temps, handling homework, rescheduling work, etc.
I work in Adults Education myself though, so we have all our students doing distance-learning and that's no problem since all our students are responsible for their own studies and are expected to follow our guidelines and communicate with their teachers.
Regarding consequences I only have to assume that parents who are keeping their children out of school for no reason for a long time will face some kind of repercussion as per social guidelines; retracted child benefits or a notification of concern maybe. So far it hasn't really been a long time so I don't know if those options would be applicable to anyone right now.
We're doing a ton of other stuff, and we're following all recommendations, and if there is a need, we'll close the elementary schools and pre-schools as well, but at this stage our experts say that the effect of that would be negligible. Right now it isn't more dangerous to be in school.
Massachusetts Gov Charlie Baker, No shelter in place "lock down" order.
Source
www.masslive.com
Source
No shelter-in-place order for Mass. at this time, Gov. Baker says following first coronavirus-related death in state
On Friday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered residents to stay home except for essential personnel.
www.masslive.com
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My sisters test came in negative! I am relieved but at the same time ... her vacation is canceled and she has to get back to work (psychiatric walk-in clinic) on monday. She thinks it's only a matter of time until she'll catch it.
Just as a counter point from a doctor that isn't anonymous:
Cardiologist's Insights From Treating COVID-19 Patients in China
At best/worst the science is still up in the air on this and most of us here aren't doctors. We know the death rates from a fairly large population sample which likely includes heart conditions if there were any. It's important to keep a handle on the facts and everything in perspective without getting too anxious.
Very strange. I feel like we have to get there at some point. And with the lack of testing we can't wait for the numbers at this point. Maybe he's just afraid to say it's coming.
