Masks On Masks Off

[JD8]

Seems to me the heart hospitals here in the metro, are thriving.... PVT, and heart related stuff.. so i do believe there is some long term health effects we will be seeing more and more of. Most of the ones are also patients who had "mild" cases, and many are in the 30's-40's no prior heart or clotting issues.

That very well may be, I know the heart hospital @ St. Francis was like a ghost town through May due to people being scared out of their mind. Now they are full because people put off treatment or otherwise going to the doc when they should've gone to get checked out. Then again, those are the types of people that SHOULD be very cautious, opposed the younger people who have a 99.997% chance of survival.

 

[THAT Gurl]

I hope you get comfortable with it. It only hurts at first.

So many ways to run with that.

 

[okieshooter777]

That very well may be, I know the heart hospital @ St. Francis was like a ghost town through May due to people being scared out of their mind. Now they are full because people put off treatment or otherwise going to the doc when they should've gone to get checked out. Then again, those are the types of people that SHOULD be very cautious, opposed the younger people who have a 99.997% chance of survival.

that is very very true. Part of the spike at OHH is likely due to this as well.

 

[MaddSkillz]

Seems to me the heart hospitals here in the metro, are thriving.... PVT, and heart related stuff.. so i do believe there is some long term health effects we will be seeing more and more of. Most of the ones are also patients who had "mild" cases, and many are in the 30's-40's no prior heart or clotting issues.

The Flu can cause long-term damage too. How is this one worse?

The hilarious part about all of this is we supposedly experienced and are still experiencing a pandemic...
Why has America not experienced an excess mortality? We're still averaging around 235,000 deaths per month... We've hovered around that number for years.

Lamest.Pandemic.Ever.

 

[okieshooter777]

The Flu can cause long-term damage too. How is this one worse?

The hilarious part about all of this is we supposedly experienced and are still experiencing a pandemic...
Why has America not experienced an excess mortality? We're still averaging around 235,000 deaths per month... We've hovered around that number for years.

Lamest.Pandemic.Ever.

Yes, hilarious..

 

[JD8]

You shut your dirty little mind.....

 

[MaddSkillz]

Yes, hilarious..

Don't let facts get in the way of the FUD. FUD can be really fun too.

Step right up to the doom buffet and serve yourself up another heaping pile of COVID-hystaria. Mmmmmm so delicious!!!

 

[DavidMcmillan]

So, a world-wide hoax...why?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

The Flu can cause long-term damage too. How is this one worse?

The hilarious part about all of this is we supposedly experienced and are still experiencing a pandemic...
Why has America not experienced an excess mortality? We're still averaging around 235,000 deaths per month... We've hovered around that number for years.

Lamest.Pandemic.Ever.

PM me what your copay is, and I'll pay you that much to lick the card scanner at Walmart.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

PM me what your copay is, and I'll pay you that much to lick the card scanner at Walmart.

No insurance. Settle for $1500? If I catch something serious, you come out cheap.
I will pick full service register 12, they haven't had more than 4 staffed registers open since Black Friday 2019. Register 12 probably hasn't had a full roll of receipt paper used in the 5 years Wal Mart has been open.