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Covid-19 is easily survivable but.....
SoreShoulder
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Mainly if you're young or have a hospital bed with a ventilator.
Hospitals are approaching capacity in a few areas. When they do, the survivability rate will drop off. They're having to start making judgement calls in Italy about who to treat and who not to treat.
Hospitals are approaching capacity in a few areas. When they do, the survivability rate will drop off. They're having to start making judgement calls in Italy about who to treat and who not to treat.
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Lay me down on a bed of roses
Sink me in the river at dawn
Send me away with the words of a love song
https://youtu.be/7NJqUN9TClM
One encouraging sign I noticed Friday afternoon.....I drove to grab some takeout from a small local restaurant (we're trying to balance taking precautions with supporting our local businesses) and to put some gas in my wife's car......it looked like a ghost town around town. I'm glad to see that at least some people locally, are taking this seriously. I personally think we're heading for a quarantine, but I'm almost certain my wife will still have to go to work ( although they won't officially tell her yes or no, I'm thinking she is an essential worker) and I'm not 100% sure with my line of profession. I'm guessing I wouldn't be heading to work (liquor supplier), as I'm non-essential, but I am in Wisconsin, so you never know. Haha.
Jon
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
The mortality rate in Italy of resolved cases (cured or dead) is currently running at 44%.
This is down from a few days ago, as the most vulnerable are succumbing first.
Italy's death rate as compared to total cases, active and resolved, is currently running at 8.5%, but is also on a downward trend.
The USA stats are interesting and trending in a very positive direction.
Our mortality rate of resolved cases at 65% is huge, but the important stat is that of current active cases, the number of critical vs. mild is almost at zero; 64 out of 19,290.
Some good news, IMO, and I think we can look forward to this trend continuing.
Brad Steele
More men die just because we are generally in worse health,, I have chronic High blood pressure, diabetes and a weak heart ,, if i catch it just go ahead and shoot me