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03-29-2020, 09:49 PM #9476
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03-29-2020, 09:53 PM #9477
gotta lay lo
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03-29-2020, 10:06 PM #9478
Bring it back up a notch
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03-29-2020, 10:09 PM #9479
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03-29-2020, 10:23 PM #9480
I just had to chew my dad who is 77 out for not taking this seriously. He lives in downtown Chicago and got cabin fever and went to Whole Foods today and bought groceries. No hand sanitizer etc. He explained that he is really healthy for his age which is true but he watches Fox News primarily and doesn't think its a big deal. He has a wife in her 50's and she should be getting stuff like that for him. I explained what a germ factory the grocery store is and the card reader etc so I hope he is more careful
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03-29-2020, 10:26 PM #9481
In Vancouver holed up at a buddys spare room.
Going through the first 2 weeks of marriage separation. Talk about shite timing !
Got the email from my moms care home in West Vancouver stating they had a staff member test positive however that staff has not been onsite recently. There were already 10 deaths in another facility in North Vancouver. Hoepfully they have it under control at my moms place.
Trying to come to terms with not being able to see my mom for 2-4 months. Add in the social distancing/lockdown that may or may not come and not being able to see my adult children coupled with a separation. Fak ! Crazy times.
But life is still good. I have food, shelter and a job.What if "Alternative" energy wasn't so alternative ?
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03-29-2020, 10:35 PM #9482
I am terrified for my parents. My dad has ALS, and has different aides in and out of the house all of the time, and my mom just had surgery last week. 80 and 85. I am prepared for the worst, but hoping for the best.
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03-29-2020, 10:43 PM #9483
Yetiman, you got this. Keep your chin up man. You're one of the good ones. Keep your personal area as clean as you can, keep hand sanitizing, and keep your hands away from your face.
If you do get sick, stay home, stay hydrated, stay in bed - talk to Nutmegchoi, she is recovering/recovered from it. Getting Covid 19 is in no way a death sentence. You are much, much, MUCH more likely to spend a couple of weeks achey and coughey than anything serious. Like 95% chance of that. LONG odds that you'd need to be hospitalized and even longer odds of complications. Keep on keepin' on man - if there's anything I've learned about you over the years, its that you're a survivor, you're strong. You're way stronger than this.
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03-29-2020, 11:19 PM #9484
Hey, Yeti-man! I don’t know you but I feel like I do. Your writing is money. Poetry. Deserves to be a book. Bet I am not the first to say it. We’ll get through this. You’ll get through this. Our loved ones will get through this.
btw, I re-read your Taos stories several times.. at last the ones that are not buried in shit.
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03-29-2020, 11:23 PM #9485
Chinese Rat Flu
Pretty crazy little account
Choir practice turns fatal. Airborne coronavirus strongly suspected
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03-29-2020, 11:37 PM #9486
Hey Everyone,
Still alive, posting from one of the highest infections per capita in the country. I've now had eight friends contract the covid and two parents of a friend who are both over 70... One of which has a autoimmune system disorder.
You know what? Every single one of them has either recovered or is at least on the mend.
Our frontline of emts and nurses are indeed sick. More than half of our ER went down around 14 days ago. So they brought in folks from neighboring counties. Some of the original ER docs are getting close to returning to work.
People are indeed dying here. Mainly older folks but people none the less. It's real, it's awful and we are in the thick of an infectious rate double that of NYC.
But you know what? Everyone is fine. People are being very careful. Local PD is patrolling in force and checking on elderly as they can. Neighbors are helping neighbors and the food bank is seeing increased donations as unemployment rises. Folks are still polite and life is going on because we're helping one another. That's what it ultimately comes down to is remaining a community and increasing communication and civility even when the rules make it harder to do so.
I sincerely want to punch anyone who says "it's just a flu" but I'll also tell you that we will get through it. Humanity may be ugly at times but it's incredibly resilient.
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03-29-2020, 11:47 PM #9487
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03-30-2020, 12:19 AM #9488
I can't remember if I got this here or direct from Wapo but it makes sense. No need to disinfect stuff from the store, amazon unless you need right away. Put it away long enough for the viable virus count to drop. Wash your hands after you put stuff away.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...ting-packages/
my son, who's a surgery resident at UCD, says the same applies to masks for the general public--if you're like me, going out in public only to buy groceries. When you're done shopping drop the mask in a bag and it should be fine for the next time. Obviously this is no help to health care providers who can't wait. I can't vouch for the accuracy of this but it makes sense to me and I'll be doing it for my one N95 mask. Unless someone has evidence to the contrary.
A question--we say dilution is the solution to pollution. When you have infection, say peritonitis from perforated bowel, you wash it out with liters and liters of salt water solution. Just physically washing out, without any antiseptic, reduces bacterial count enough to greatly reduce the risk of infection. Anyone who had a cut sewed up in the ER knows this. Anyway, the question--with produce from the market, can just rinsing it vigorously remove enough of the virus--which is probably there in low amounts if at all--and wash it down the sink to greatly reduce the risk, without the need to kill it with soap?
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03-30-2020, 12:25 AM #9489
If they can get the 5 minute test up and running in quantity it should help the paranoia about people from NYC, crossing state borders etc. Imagine covid tests on the shelf of CVS like pregnancy tests. Anyway that's my dream. I'd rather dream about skiing fresh snow but that will have to wait.
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03-30-2020, 02:16 AM #9490
I have one single dust mask and my gut says leaving it sit for 5 days would probably be sufficient. The #ccpvirus dies easier if things are dry, so I’m not going to put it in a bag but rather hang it up in my shed.
When you were talking about flooding the system with mass amounts of liquid I got excited for a minute thinking you were talking about tequila through your guts. As to washing groceries, again just a hunch but lots of water might be fine but a soapy sponge is easy enough for most things.
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03-30-2020, 02:22 AM #9491
Albertsons safeway CEO Vivek Sankaran has decided to not protect their front line workers and our food with a simple cloth over the face because they don’t want to “cause panic”
Sprouts CEO Jack Sinclair has also not added face covering to their staff but didn’t see a reason why yet.
Do we have any journalists in here?
Trader Joe’s (CEO Dan Bane) on Colorado Boulevard was closed today because of a stocker with #ccpvirus.
Kroger Vice President and chief people officer Tim Massa hasn’t been proactive on this either.
This is a travesty in the making. You thought hording was bad a couple weeks ago, buckle up for when your store closes.
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03-30-2020, 02:31 AM #9492click here
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Not med. The severely ill person is likely more contagious, but much less likely to infect someone else, because the severely ill person is in a hospital where strong measures are in place to prevent spread. A somewhat ill person should be self-isolated at home (until we have outside isolation available), again not a big spreader. The asymptomatic person may be out at the store, spreading. This is why we all need to avoid each other as much as possible, wash hands, etc. (IMHO, we should all wear masks/bandannas too) We should do contact tracing; that aims to find and quarantine the asymptomatic.
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03-30-2020, 04:58 AM #9493
This is real. A friend here in Switz has a cat with it and not expected to survive and her other cat is at high risk. Take care of your kitties.
https://www.livescience.com/cat-infe...rom-owner.html
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03-30-2020, 05:14 AM #9494
Chinese Rat Flu
NyPd towing long haul truckers during the pandemic. Classic A-holes.
https://defensemaven.io/bluelivesmat...U0WVJLR1FazLUA
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03-30-2020, 05:24 AM #9495
Stay back dirty swine
Bunny Don't Surf
Have you seen a one armed man around here?
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03-30-2020, 05:27 AM #9496
...Untill an avalanche.
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03-30-2020, 05:29 AM #9497
Some Landlord already threatening evictions. Anyone know this David Thiemann pussy? Says he lives in Aspen.
https://www.stltoday.com/business/lo...me-top-story-1
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03-30-2020, 06:00 AM #9498
I've been mulling this over. Because of how my house is laid out and our activity over the last month, if one of us gets it, it's pretty certain we all have it. There's no way to 100% isolate here so I am not sure a partial isolation is worth the hassle and stress for the few days until the next person has it. If nobody gets it in the next two days, then any infection after that will have come from the US Postal service or my wife getting groceries. Regarding whatever flu I had after I came back from Spain, nobody else here got it, it's been 25 days since I was symptomatic and I've been over it for about 7-10 days.
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03-30-2020, 06:03 AM #9499
Did the cat get tested? Fever? Muscle pain? Thight chest? Cough?
Was the cat in Lombardia? Contact with other cats tested positive.
Obviously was not in China since NOVEMBER!!!!!!!!!!!
Skiing vacation in Vail, Verbier or St Anton.
???????
It could be just hayfewer.
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03-30-2020, 06:05 AM #9500
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