FOX I know, so it’s not adequate.
I think that Dr. is running a public coup to overthrow Fauci. This was his initial interview press release.FOX I know, so it’s not adequate.
Rolling Stone forced to issue an 'update' after viral hospital ivermectin story turns out to be false | Fox News
Rolling Stone was forced to issue an update to its viral story about Oklahoma hospitals being overwhelmed by patients who overdosed on the drug ivermectin after the doctor it cited was contradicted by the hospitals he referenced.www.foxnews.com
No, she's not better than this.
The Facebook page entry dated 4 Sept. at 9:52am for NHS Sequoyah, the provider slandered by Rolling Stoned mag. tells the story:
The Facebook home site for the NHS-S
...who resigned in disgrace to evade sure impeachment, after being indicted on felony charges, and who has also been charged with sexual assault by his hairdresser, a charge ruled "credible" after a bipartisan investigation...
exactly. that doctorate from oxford doesn't insulate one from crazy. "Rachel" is a partisan hack like the rest of them. Good at school though. And they're all laughing their way to the bank so kudos I guess
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i saw tucker on the other night and he was on a set that had like wood paneling and shit to make it look rustic. and he was wearing a plaid shirt. is he now trying to come across as a rugged individualist? maybe he thinks we've forgotten his cnn msnbc years. i guess people change. i don't know. i still remember jimmy kimmel doing his karl malone impressions
Did he have a gun rack in his pick-em up truck?
some of those episodes were truly hilarious. the kid serving beer was great. and i love when they were at the sperm donor bank
If he ever had a gun rack he surely didn't ever have a rifle bigger than a pellet rifle or .22.
FOX I know, so it’s not adequate.
Rolling Stone forced to issue an 'update' after viral hospital ivermectin story turns out to be false | Fox News
Rolling Stone was forced to issue an update to its viral story about Oklahoma hospitals being overwhelmed by patients who overdosed on the drug ivermectin after the doctor it cited was contradicted by the hospitals he referenced.
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the alternative care facilities (second class facilities ) should go to the unvaccinated. and as i've belabored the shit out of the point measures need to be taken to expand care. here's where details matter. all of northern idaho only has 36 icu beds. for 300,000 residents for ten counties only two hospitals have icu beds and they total 36. so in that case, what, five covid cases could "overwhelm the system" if they are already at 75 percent as most are.Not as sexy or sensational, but this should be taken seriously (read the article, the headline doesn't convey the full import):
Idaho hospitals begin rationing health care amid COVID surge
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho public health leaders announced Tuesday that they activated “crisis standards of care” allowing health care rationing for the state's northern hospitals because there are more coronavirus patients than the institutions can handle.
Woulda, coulda, shoula. Meanwhile, the ICU beds are full of morons. That's the reality on the ground.
and the fear porn never ends. The headline is never northern idaho has 36 icu beds. they had 29 occupied and now with 5 covid patients may have to consider rationing treatment. it's always something more shocking and sensational than just the truth. cases have skyrocketed!! there's a severe shortage covering ten hospitals!!!!! well only two even have icu beds. the icu is an issue, but so too is the endless media fear porn that has given rise to silly shutdowns and all the deleterious effects that attend same. it's information presented with a slant. what will be the suggestion from fauci for a community like the panhandle? lock it down? homeschooling? because there's 5 covid patients in the icu that will impact 300,000.
i'm not following marv. hit me with it again. and for the record i was commenting particularly on the region citied in that article. part of my issue with all of this is the blanket coverage.
I am saying the problem is far more than 4 people in Idaho. It is over 2000 people in Indiana alone.
part of my indictment is the media's presentation as reflected in my post(s) above and the impact it's having on our collective psyche. the other is that the fact remains it's 4 people for a community of 300,000. indiana is immaterial to what's going on in idaho. if a lesson can be learned from this nightmare is that our care, our critical care, isn't equipped to handle a mass crisis and something needs to be done to address same going forward. we certainly have the money. we're kicking around 3.5 trillion as we speak. it'll never happen but maybe what sope had suggested about a more regionally based gov setup.
681 in ICu beds, over how many ICU beds available? 682? Spread across how many hospitals? The first part of you post only deminstrates what MM was saying.
Love this, with one exception. Trump super ramped ventilator prodcution, hospital beds and supplies. Used gov resources to build emergency facilities including an entire war time ship, all while managing around the FDA bureaucracies for a vax. Impossible to say Trump did nothing, it's just simple facts. Biden tried, but really he was given only low hanging fruit and still eff'ed it up. Of course pre election, his own people saying they wouldn't take the vax kind of shot themesleves in the foot.
And Idaho has 2 million people. that's 0.0075% in the icu from covid. yet it's presented as idaho is in crisis mode from covid. and technically they may be because they don't have adequate care. it's a care issue not a covid issue imo if 0.0075% of the population can be that impactful.
My guess is the ICU occupancy (and general hospital beds) and deaths from a single cause has never been this high in Idaho since Spanish Flu. No matter how one slices it, it is the worst public health problem in 100 years. It is literally a once in a hundred year storm.
and it's lingering. we're not reaching herd immunity. so it's either going ot subside of its own volition or we're going to have to start to contrive measures other than panic mode because 4 people have been added to icus in a community of 300,000
And just to make it a little more local, IU Health Bloomington Hospital has hit pause on any elective procedures for at least two weeks. My wife got her knee done just in time, and it had been delayed since last year.
What have they done over the past 16 months to improve their situation after seeing this happen in many locations last year?
exactly. what has anyhwere done. and i get it. the fix is a bitch. there's a dearth of doctors and PAs to treat etc. but there are folks who have written on innovations and ways to address the shortage. it just seems like groundhog day
Elective procedures? Mostly people that haven’t taken care of themselves or made bad choices. They should be turned away in the eyes of some…
That was of course before Delta became dominant.
