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pancake rabbit posted:coughing in memphis Oh mama Can this really be the end To be sick inside of memphis in the ICU again
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Shear Modulus posted:decoupling is hopium that the vaccines are so good and omicron is so mild that you can have a million cases but it doesn't matter, maybe one of them is going to get sick enough to feel anything. so cases don't cause hospitalizations any more Man it's weird that BASE jumping took off as a hobby at the same time as COVID and now we have millions of excess broken arms with incidental COVID filling hospitals left and right. I heard half the million dead were in car wrecks! even though there's like only 50k fatal motor vehicle wrecks annually.
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bowser posted:
this...this might be the version i have. been crazy tired for the past three days with a slight cough but even eating oatmeal and soup is giving me some real delightful stomach issues. admittedly i have pretty bad IBS so who knows if its COVID or just the normal hell i deal with regularly
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loving odd how looking for cute dogs to cheer me up lead me to this https://theconversation.com/hong-kong-dog-causes-panic-but-heres-why-you-neednt-worry-about-pets-spreading-covid-19-133304 well that didnt age well 
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All right So what should a person do once they pop hot? Lotta water, keep the vitamin D up, probably stay on baby aspirin at least for a while if it can help at all with minimizing micro clots What else?
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pancake rabbit posted:coughing in memphis
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bowser posted:https://twitter.com/shufflinalien/status/1474853795645767681?s=21 Healthy young child goes to Applebees, gets pumped full of many many viruses, doesn't feel good and changes - EXPLOSIVE DIARRHEA. Many such cases!
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speng31b posted:** heart monitor flatlines ** The most common reasons for hospitalization are birth, heart failure, and sepsis. All of those conditions make it bad news if you catch covid in the hospital!
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pillsburysoldier posted:All right
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mild thing u make my heart ping u make everything a cheese smoothie
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Substandard posted:I'm just a lowly librarian, but what the gently caress does this even mean? It's a weird, stupid way of phrasing the idea that you can get a lot of cases and not a lot of hospitalizations. It also... doesn't actually make any sense. No one credible ever claimed that vaccines provide 10000000% protection against hospitalization. Vaccines could be 99% effective and there would still be a direct relationship between case spikes and hospitalization spikes. There's no "decoupling." It's a stupid idea.
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Shear Modulus posted:i ordered some ihealthlabs tests last wednesday and they arrived today. i think they ship from california though so they didn't have to go far at all to get to me Good to hear! If they come any time this week it will be sooner than Amazon or any big pharmacy could have gotten them to me.
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Dolphin posted:go watch spiderman, you've earned it I stopped halfway through the 2nd toby maguire movie
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Topo Chico Debarge posted:post the bean soup and cornbread recipe https://www.southernliving.com/food/bread/appalanchian-cornbread-recipes this is pretty close to the soup beans I grew up with - though add a ham hock or two at the beginning then pick it at the end and add the meat, go heavy on the onions, a carrot would be a nice addition, and who puts tumeric in soup beans I’ve never heard of such. corn bread, just add some jalapeños, mmm. I have never cared for chow chow so don’t ask me about that  but soup beans are great. I could eat on a pot for days and not get tired of them. McNugget Buddy posted:I can confirm Chise worked at Fort Detrick lmfao
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strange feelings re Daisy posted:We broke 1 million. This does not include California. 
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pillsburysoldier posted:I stopped halfway through the 2nd toby maguire movie That's as good as they ever get.
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smoobles posted:LMAO bring back Cuomo finally, we can unwind the mystery of what is putting all these people in the hospital, since it isn't covid. once we figure out what it is the government will mount a capable, swift response, after all, something is killing thousands thousands a day and hospitalizing thousands more and we really need to get to the bottom of what it could be!
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Also "decoupling" is to some degree an artifact of how we display COVID data. People who want to time shift and line up hospitalizations almost always scale the hospitalization graph to match the first peak in cases. That results in every subsequent wave appearing more "mild" because we were drastically under testing during the first wave, so the relative rate of hospitalizations to positive tests appears much higher.
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Johnny Cache Hit posted:https://www.southernliving.com/food/bread/appalanchian-cornbread-recipes thank you
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McNugget Buddy posted:Hey guess what search term is spiking at its highest level ever right now that Nate conveniently ignored at least they won't need the 3M 2091 filters
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gradenko_2000 posted:pretty sure diarrhea was a known symptom of covid going back to Wuhan-1 There was a hypothesis way back then that it gave you gastro symptoms if ingested, and respiratory symptoms if inhaled. Did anyone ever test that?
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strange feelings re Daisy posted:We broke 1 million. This does not include California. Data note: January 3rd, 2022 The U.S. is reporting 1,045,968 new coronavirus cases, an increase of 121% from last week. Although this is easily the highest number of cases ever reported in one day, it will not be counted as a one-day record because it includes backlogs from the (holiday) weekend for dozens of states. The running seven-day average for daily cases stands at 494,660, up from 412,680 on Sunday. Several states, including California and Georgia, have not yet reported their backlogs from the holiday weekend. Meanwhile, the number of Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 has surpassed 100,000, the highest since January 2021. The tally saw a net increase of 6,034, which is the biggest jump in one day since July 2020.
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What do people feel is the non-COVID answer to record levels of hospitalization everywhere? Attempted suicide from all our regressive lockdowns? Vaccine poisoning? Honestly every crazy person I've personally talked to has a story about a guy who got hospitalized/killed in a car wreck and then counted as a COVID case, but again, there are only like 50k motor vehicle deaths total annually. Paradoxish posted:It's a weird, stupid way of phrasing the idea that you can get a lot of cases and not a lot of hospitalizations. It also... doesn't actually make any sense. No one credible ever claimed that vaccines provide 10000000% protection against hospitalization. Vaccines could be 99% effective and there would still be a direct relationship between case spikes and hospitalization spikes. There's no "decoupling." It's a stupid idea. Yes, that's what I thought.. it's only "decoupled" if they have no relationship
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Paradoxish posted:Also "decoupling" is to some degree an artifact of how we display COVID data. People who want to time shift and line up hospitalizations almost always scale the hospitalization graph to match the first peak in cases. That results in every subsequent wave appearing more "mild" because we were drastically under testing during the first wave, so the relative rate of hospitalizations to positive tests appears much higher. it's quite a dilemma. the capitalist blood gods want to stop testing so much, but if they stop testing they can't say it's "decoupled" anymore! so this "with vs of" covid is a perfect solution. soon we'll be able to handwave away 50% of the number and conveniently there's no data on "incidentals" for any past waves so nothing to compare it to. just a magic handwave and "don't worry these aren't the hospitalizations you're looking for"
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Topo Chico Debarge posted:thank you  though I’ve gotta say the reports of massive explosive diarrhea are making me think of the twilight zone episode where the nerd gets to live in the library but breaks his glasses. surrounded by bean soup….now just part of a smashed landscape, just a piece of the rubble…
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Substandard posted:What do people feel is the non-COVID answer to record levels of hospitalization everywhere? Attempted suicide from all our regressive lockdowns? Vaccine poisoning? There is no answer and they have not considered it because the conclusion has already been made and the evidence is being provided afterwards.
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congratulations folks, we did it https://twitter.com/leahmcelrath/status/1478211799413669891
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Rah! posted:*doctor sticks an IV in ur arm, mild nacho cheese comes out* IDIOT the doctor sticks the IV to give you extra nacho cheese from a bag a nacho cheese draw is when the cheese comes out smh
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Papes posted:the next narrative will be the doctors are making them Covid cases for “the money” chuds already used that one blue maga will too
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Papes posted:the next narrative will be the doctors are making them Covid cases for “the money” There would have to be some money.. This might have been true under Trup, but we say "open biden" now and there will be no stimulus for poo poo.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:
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Substandard posted:What do people feel is the non-COVID answer to record levels of hospitalization everywhere? Attempted suicide from all our regressive lockdowns? Vaccine poisoning? They say people are testing positive and getting hospitalized as a precaution. Why are the hospitals overwhelmed? It's all the nurses quitting because of vaccine mandates! All the statistics saying this is untrue? Fake news
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Substandard posted:What do people feel is the non-COVID answer to record levels of hospitalization everywhere? Attempted suicide from all our regressive lockdowns? Vaccine poisoning? up until now there's been no demand to report widely (in big headlines) on "total resourcing" because there wasn't a huge media campaign to blame incidentals, but i expect we'll see that change now even the articles you see published about bed shortages are usually fairly anecdotal and not backed up by concrete data of utilization over time. one reason is that data doesn't graph as cleanly, since resourcing is flexible (we add more "staffed beds" number to a spreadsheet)
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Good Citizen posted:whoever recommended the new archspire album yesterday I just wanna say thanks cause this album is sick
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Blaziken386 posted:congratulations folks, we did it there it is. now's the time, whichever goon it was who kept posting A Mili. or maybe it was more than one of you, i dunno.
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