Me thinks you rarely listen to anyone. Me thinks you not so happy. Me thinks you can do better...
COVID19: Opinion and Discussion
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So sorry to hear that.
I don't understand people who fear a vaccine more than the virus.
It’s past time for the government to set up field hospitals to treat the “my body my choice” infected unvaccinated. Entire hospitals and staff are at risk. ICUs are filling up and once again deserving people will be turned away because of their stupidity. I’ve heard, but can’t verify, Fort Walton Beach is reaching a critical point with nurses becoming sick.
Last year in the Memphis area a heart attack victim died in the ambulance on the way to an out of state hospital because the local ERs were at capacity with Covid victims. It’s different now there is a vaccine. Why should their selfish ignorance affect the critical care needed by the ones who took measures to protect society?
Last year in the Memphis area a heart attack victim died in the ambulance on the way to an out of state hospital because the local ERs were at capacity with Covid victims. It’s different now there is a vaccine. Why should their selfish ignorance affect the critical care needed by the ones who took measures to protect society?
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It’s way past the time to tax churches.
“If they go through round two and you start showing up (with) all these masks and all this nonsense, I will ask you to leave. I am not playing these Democrat games up in this church.”
pastor Greg Locke
Read more here: https://www.kentucky.com/news/coronavirus/article253026988.html#storylink=cpy
Sounds like someone's having a hissy fit or getting free marketing, or of course both.
In these 2 states, every county is listed as 'high transmission' for Covid-19
Florida and Arkansas currently share a grim distinction when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus.
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In these 2 states, every county is listed as 'high transmission' for Covid-19
By Ralph Ellis, CNNUpdated 1:36 AM ET, Tue July 27, 2021
Florida and Arkansas currently share a grim distinction when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus.
Every one of the two states' counties is now listed as having "high" levels of community transmission, according to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The CDC lists high transmission in nearly every county in several other states, including Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
The CDC considers a county to have high transmission if there have been 100 or more cases of Covid-19 per 100,000 residents or a test positivity rate of 10% or higher in the past seven days.
Nearly 44% of US counties fall into this category, according to the latest CDC county-level update.
New cases triple over two weeks in Florida
Over the past week, Florida accounted for nearly a quarter of all cases in the United States -- more than any other state.
If only DeathSantis had been warned.In these 2 states, every county is listed as 'high transmission' for Covid-19
Florida and Arkansas currently share a grim distinction when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus.
In these 2 states, every county is listed as 'high transmission' for Covid-19
By Ralph Ellis, CNN
Updated 1:36 AM ET, Tue July 27, 2021
Florida and Arkansas currently share a grim distinction when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus.
Every one of the two states' counties is now listed as having "high" levels of community transmission, according to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The CDC lists high transmission in nearly every county in several other states, including Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
The CDC considers a county to have high transmission if there have been 100 or more cases of Covid-19 per 100,000 residents or a test positivity rate of 10% or higher in the past seven days.
Nearly 44% of US counties fall into this category, according to the latest CDC county-level update.
New cases triple over two weeks in Florida
Over the past week, Florida accounted for nearly a quarter of all cases in the United States -- more than any other state.
Thankful to all of our people who have done the hard work throughout this pandemic. Health care professionals. Essential workers. Restaurants. Grocery stores. Moms. People wearing masks and protecting their families and friends and communities. People staying as informed as possible about the pandemic, the virus and science as it unfolds. People and businesses changing their lives and operations to accommodate this unique time. People who understand the importance of vaccines as the best tool to protect ourselves and move forward out of this pandemic. Teachers who have taught our children remotely and in the classroom all year. Organizations who have provided food and relief for those in need. And so many more who have overcome fears, learned to keep going while also protecting loved ones and doing their best.
Thank you.
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