Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[Hayden Goseek]

Nearly the question that may not be asked. They started happening about a year after covid mushroomed.

It always happened to some extent but it certainly seems to be a LOT more frequent.

 

[saysfaa]

It always happened to some extent but it certainly seems to be a LOT more frequent.

Yes. By "started", I meant the vastly increased numbers rather than never ever happening before.

 

[Iluveggers]

I would say to part one, They probably don't have an overall reason. If they do they probably won't give a straight answer (and who would believe it if they did.)

What part of healthcare are you speaking of? Hospital and workers or NHS / CDC level?

NHS/CDC

I commend the underpaid, overworked workers.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

I am afraid the older I get, the less I trust the people we are suppose to. (To be fair, I didn't start out with a lot. As someone posted earlier today:

 

[Iluveggers]

I am afraid the older I get, the less I trust the people we are suppose to. (To be fair, I didn't start out with a lot. As someone posted earlier today:

I could add FDA to that list, too…

 

[h2oratt]

One of my main concerns is all the health workers and others that were mandated to take an injection when the safety and effectiveness has never been proven.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

One of my main concerns is all the health workers and others that were mandated to take an injection when the safety and effectiveness has never been proven.

Yes, if you look over my post from back then I was eager to get the shots but it has come back to haunt me. I'm ready to go back to work now but it's a bad time to get on anywhere.

 

[h2oratt]

Yes, if you look over my post from back then I was eager to get the shots but it has come back to haunt me. I'm ready to go back to work now but it's a bad time to get on anywhere.

Glad you feel better

 

[Hayden Goseek]

NFL player collapsed during a game on national TV. Heard he's improving in the hospital but he had a heart attack

It's a fine point but it probably wasn't a 'Heart Attack' (blockage of the small coronary arteries). It was most likely the trauma to his chest caused an interruption of the electrical signal to the heart.
It's a distinction without a difference for the most part. Great to see he is out of the hospital and seems to be intact. If he wasn't getting good CPR on the field he wouldn't have a chance.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

It's a fine point but it probably wasn't a 'Heart Attack' (blockage of the small coronary arteries). It was most likely the trauma to his chest caused an interruption of the electrical signal to the heart.
It's a distinction without a difference for the most part. Great to see he is out of the hospital and seems to be intact. If he wasn't getting good CPR on the field he wouldn't have a chance.

I wouldn't know. Wasn't exactly watching the game and the news showed nothing but players crying and praying.