Curious the percentage of "hospitalizations" are people using the ER as an "urgent care", get tested for the virus, and are sent home.

(08-09-2021 01:56 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  I've seen it all now. Just go to the bottom of the page where Hospital bed availability used to be.
MSDofH removes Hospital availabilty data from website.

Seems to be the narrative now. If your statistics don't support your stance, you just quit sharing them or you massage the data to get the message you want. Those that question it are labeled nuisances to society, conspiracy theorists, idiots, etc.

(08-09-2021 02:14 PM)No2rdame Wrote:  

(08-09-2021 01:56 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  I've seen it all now. Just go to the bottom of the page where Hospital bed availability used to be.
MSDofH removes Hospital availabilty data from website.

Seems to be the narrative now. If your statistics don't support your stance, you just quit sharing them or you massage the data to get the message you want. Those that question it are labeled nuisances to society, conspiracy theorists, idiots, etc.

On Virginia's Dept of Health site, you used to be able to look at stats of vaccinated vs. unvaccinated and pick your date time frame. Curiously, as the number of "breakthrough cases" increases, VDH has removed the option that would allow you to isolate recent data.

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus...on-status/

(08-09-2021 01:56 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  I've seen it all now. Just go to the bottom of the page where Hospital bed availability used to be.
MSDofH removes Hospital availabilty data from website.

Likely shows that the prior stats were not accurate and that yes, the beds were as scarce as they say.

Or the more plausible situation...it's all a giant conspiracy to turn you into a sheep.

Yeah...just more propaganda...right?

Quote:With COVID-19 patients overflowing at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, including in its pediatric center, hospital leaders are warning that the medical system statewide could be on the verge of failing without drastic intervention. Two days ago, Mississippi health officials announced that zero intensive-care beds remained available in hospitals statewide.

“Since the pandemic began, I think the thing that hospitals have feared the most is total failure of the hospital system. And if we track back a week or so when we look at the case positivity rate, the rate of new cases, the rate of hospitalizations—If we continue that trajectory within the next five to seven to 10 days, I think we’re going to see failure of the hospital system in Mississippi,” UMMC Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical Affairs Dr. Alan Jones said during an afternoon press conference.

“Hospitals are full from Memphis to Natchez to Gulfport. Hospitals are full.”

The dire pronouncement came as representatives from the federal government arrived in Jackson to assist with a field hospital in the medical center’s parking garage, news that Mississippi Free Press reporter broke early today. With UMMC short on staff and lacking in ICU care capacity, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is sending physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists and pharmacists to help. Mississippi has about 2,000 fewer nurses working than eight months ago, and UMMC officials said their teams that remain “are stretched very thin.”

“At the end of the day, we’re not only faced with not being able to hire enough staff because so many nurses have left the state, but today we have 70 hospital employees and another 20 clinic employees that are out on quarantine or have COVID,” Jones said during today’s press conference.

Mississippi’s Hospital System Could ‘Fail’ In 10 Days, UMMC Warns As Feds Rush In

Must be more propaganda.

https://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/local...GDGNEB4D4/

“Don’t Fauci my Florida” but PS please send more ventilators.

and yet, right across the state line in Memphis, they are in the process of dismantling the 400 bed covid pop-up hospital that never saw a patient. I guess the folks in Miss didnt wanna send their "overflow" here.

regardless of all the bs, JXN proper has been doomed to fail for quite some time…

why?!

go research their leadershiTTT over the past couple of decades…we’ve called it “li’l chi-town” for many a moon…

here in the ‘burg proper, same fk’n thingy…however, the white flighters are kicking arse…

They tell you what they want you to believe.

(08-12-2021 07:42 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  They tell you what they want you to believe.

(08-12-2021 07:51 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

Lindell is a good man who did an amazing job of building a wonderful business, and I hate to see his reputation getting ruined by his involvement in what seems to be a mistake.

(08-12-2021 07:42 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  They tell you what they want you to believe.

and the morons on the left fall for it hook, line, and sinker

The MFP. What a bunch of garbage. What the article doesn't tell you is there is a bad RSV epidemic taking place in MS right know. My buddy had it for a week three weeks ago. Gave him pneumonia. My wife's supervisor just got admitted with it yesterday with pneumonia (yes there was a bed available for her) and she tested negative for Covid. Thanks for the perfect example of propaganda though.

I tend to believe what I see and know as fact.

And people are getting sick and hospitalizations are increasing. The concerning thing this go around is the impact its having on kids...

That being said though...the only kids i know who are in ICU scenarios have other conditions and are the at risk group.



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(08-12-2021 08:12 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  The MFP. What a bunch of garbage. What the article doesn't tell you is there is a bad RSV epidemic taking place in MS right know. My buddy had it for a week three weeks ago. Gave him pneumonia. My wife's supervisor just got admitted with it yesterday with pneumonia (yes there was a bed available for her) and she tested negative for Covid. Thanks for the perfect example of propaganda though.

Dude, you're proving the point as to why we need to mask up and get vaccinated, so that we're not taking vital resources away from others who need treatment for other things.

Covid Patient Zero may have been a Wuhan lab worker infected by a bat after all, WHO chief admits after originally ruling out virus escape theory

Downright shocking news here folks. Buckle up!

(08-12-2021 08:12 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  The MFP. What a bunch of garbage. What the article doesn't tell you is there is a bad RSV epidemic taking place in MS right know. My buddy had it for a week three weeks ago. Gave him pneumonia. My wife's supervisor just got admitted with it yesterday with pneumonia (yes there was a bed available for her) and she tested negative for Covid. Thanks for the perfect example of propaganda though.

CDC warns about spike in RSV cases across South

Why don't we hear about this? Story is 2 months old. But muh covid.....

(08-12-2021 08:48 AM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  Covid Patient Zero may have been a Wuhan lab worker infected by a bat after all, WHO chief admits after originally ruling out virus escape theory

Downright shocking news here folks. Buckle up!

Of course it did, WHO is complicit and people should hang

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(08-12-2021 07:21 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

Yeah...just more propaganda...right?

Quote:With COVID-19 patients overflowing at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, including in its pediatric center, hospital leaders are warning that the medical system statewide could be on the verge of failing without drastic intervention. Two days ago, Mississippi health officials announced that zero intensive-care beds remained available in hospitals statewide.

“Since the pandemic began, I think the thing that hospitals have feared the most is total failure of the hospital system. And if we track back a week or so when we look at the case positivity rate, the rate of new cases, the rate of hospitalizations—If we continue that trajectory within the next five to seven to 10 days, I think we’re going to see failure of the hospital system in Mississippi,” UMMC Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical Affairs Dr. Alan Jones said during an afternoon press conference.

“Hospitals are full from Memphis to Natchez to Gulfport. Hospitals are full.”

The dire pronouncement came as representatives from the federal government arrived in Jackson to assist with a field hospital in the medical center’s parking garage, news that Mississippi Free Press reporter broke early today. With UMMC short on staff and lacking in ICU care capacity, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is sending physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists and pharmacists to help. Mississippi has about 2,000 fewer nurses working than eight months ago, and UMMC officials said their teams that remain “are stretched very thin.”

“At the end of the day, we’re not only faced with not being able to hire enough staff because so many nurses have left the state, but today we have 70 hospital employees and another 20 clinic employees that are out on quarantine or have COVID,” Jones said during today’s press conference.

Mississippi’s Hospital System Could ‘Fail’ In 10 Days, UMMC Warns As Feds Rush In

I call bull**** on that picture and caption claim. You're telling me that Mississippi hospitals are going to put hospitalized patients (who require beds) in a parking garage in the summer with no AC? bull****. You'll get more deaths from the heat than from Covid. At most it looks like that pictures are some kind of drive through testing area or screening area.

To each his own, get the shots or don’t get the shots. Wear a mask or don’t wear a mask. Do what you want to do. If one grocery requires masks and another doesn’t, shop where you feel comfortable.

Leave the rest of us out of it. Let those of us who feel comfortable going on with their lives, do it.