I got the chineses virus

[THAT Gurl]

i don't even know what blood type I have , but I will say early in my first stay in the hospital they told me my c reactive protein was elevated and that was a good indicator I was in for a sever case

And they sent you home?!?!?!?! That pisses me off.

 

[saddlebum]

And they sent you home?!?!?!?! That pisses me off.

no rooms available, i made 6 trips to the er where they kept me long enough to stabilize my breathing. each time they wanted to admit me but couldn't find a room any where in tulsa. one trip they kept me 39 hours on a gurney in the er before they felt I was stabile enough to send me home. Those gurneys aint designed for 6'5" 250lb guys (227lbs now)

 

[THAT Gurl]

no rooms available, i made 6 trips to the er where they kept me long enough to stabilize my breathing. each time they wanted to admit me but couldn't find a room any where in tulsa. one trip they kept me 39 hours on a gurney in the er before they felt I was stabile enough to send me home. Those gurneys aint designed for 6'5" 250lb guys (227lbs now)

*******! I was on a gurney until about 8 hours before I left I think. But I didn't mind one bit. It was a lot more comfortable than the bed they got me. I actually asked them to move me back to the gurney after a couple of hours. The nurses who helped me switch back said when the I was switching with heard he was getting a bed with a mattress he actually cried. I guess the bed thing really is a rough deal.

 

[cktad]

no rooms available, i made 6 trips to the er where they kept me long enough to stabilize my breathing. each time they wanted to admit me but couldn't find a room any where in tulsa. one trip they kept me 39 hours on a gurney in the er before they felt I was stabile enough to send me home. Those gurneys aint designed for 6'5" 250lb guys (227lbs now)

That really is a problem for anyone who needs to be hospitalized and not just covid19 patients. My wife went through that 2 1/2 weeks ago but was lucky and finally got a room in HCS ICU step down for C-diff/sepsis infection/severe dehydration. She spent 30 hours in ER before a room opened up.

 

[2busy]

I can tell you that O positive blood type can get the covid. I had my wife test me since i had symptoms and it was positive.

 

[cowzrul]

A Negative. My wife didn't get sick and she is O Positive. One of the nurses in the ICU told me they had ZERO O positive patients.

I should have clarified in my original post. Zero ICU patients with O pos.

I can tell you that O positive blood type can get the covid. I had my wife test me since i had symptoms and it was positive.

Testing positive doesn't mean your going to get sick. My 30 yr old daughter, 20 yr old son and 5 yr old grandson have all been positive. Daughter got pretty sick with pneumonia. My son just had headaches and mild fever. Grandson never had any symptoms. Only reason we knew is because last week he was supposed to have his ear tubes removed and tested positive at the hospital. I hope you don't get it very bad.

 

[Slim Deal]

I've read that a person who's had the ordinary flu can test positive of the covid virus .

 

[cktad]

I can tell you that O positive blood type can get the covid. I had my wife test me since i had symptoms and it was positive.

They never said you were immune to covid if you have O-pos blood you are just less likely to have sever symptoms or die from it. Again, less likely.