If your child goes in for a broken leg to the Hospital, that counts as Covid stay
- Thread starter SwizzLake
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So people want thoses that get diagnosed with Covid
To not be counted
If u at the hospital for anything
And they find out u have it
bytch u have it
To not be counted
If u at the hospital for anything
And they find out u have it
bytch u have it
Seriously how can anyone not think that hospitals wouldn't be fudging the numbers they have been saying this shyt since the covid started. People that were in the hospital that were dying from heart attacks some hospitals were making it a covid death. shyt been fugazi watch one of these booster fakkits derail this shyt and try an say this some antivaxxx shyt.
rbksNgirbauds
Even on the court we stay flyy, Jada & A.I.
Mmmmmmmm that's interesting for sure. Curious to see what findings they discover about the types of autoantibodies that are produced post COVID. If it's attacking organs and tissues as that latter article claims, that's kinda scary , makes me view COVID as a weapon of some sort
Mmmmmmmm that's interesting for sure. Curious to see what findings they discover about the types of autoantibodies that are produced post COVID. If it's attacking organs and tissues as that latter article claims, that's kinda scary , makes me view COVID as a weapon of some sort
not everyone develops antibodies
HTXBreh
Superstar
Nah they still free the rapid cost
rbksNgirbauds
Even on the court we stay flyy, Jada & A.I.
Oh ok. But I was moreso alluding to how many of that , 46 of 72(in this instance), that did develop antibodies also developed autoantibodies in response to those antibodies. And what the hell kind are they, and what affect are they having on these people's organs and tissues.
But then again my conspiracy theory of COVID being a coordinated attack to that degree would be a failed one seeing that the percentage of those that did develop autoantibodies is significantly small it seems. Or at the very least significantly under researched. I'm just theorizing here man, don't mind me.
All in all tho, I see your point of even tho it's a supremely high recovery rate, said recovery rate has degrees to it, HOWEVER, the majority of said recoveries still appear to lean on the higher degree (in a good way). So I guess my point is, those that don't develop antibodies and those that do but also develop autoantibodies in response, accumulatively, don't seem to be of a noteworthy enough number for all the mass hysteria that's followed this SarsCOVID-19 timeline. In my opinion.
I disagree, because even though they are there for a broken leg, they have to be put in the Covid unit, with all other Covid patients, and have to stay there for the length of the Covid and the time they have to stay for exposure. Even though they were brought there for something else, they are taking up a specialized bed in a specialized unit, decreasing capacity. It might not be why they showed up, but it is why they were admitted into a bed, therefore need to be classified as such. The ones without Covid with a broken leg or any specialized circumstances are in and out of hospital in days, back home or in a rehab center.
-I'm specifically talking about the Covid hospitalization stats, none of that other shyt matters. If you didn't come in for Covid you shouldn't be counted as coming in for Covid.
people being concerned after more than 800K people died in america from a single virus within 2 years even after undertaking the largest healthcare prevention effort in U.S history is not mass hysteria.
theres a coli poster who recently went to the hospital for breathing issues but it turns out the ache he was feeling in his legs was inflammation causing issues from a previous surgery years back. if he had only went in for the ache in his leg and not breathing issues, do you think an ache in leg should count as a covid case?
i see your point but i think theres more nuance to it if the hospital isn't treating an immediate physical accident or something. someone hospitalized for food poisoning probably should be listed as "with covid" unless they can determine that covid has exacerbated their condition.
-Breh, keep up. I'm not saying don't note they have Covid. I'm saying don't note Covid as the reason for going in.
-If I go in cause my asthma flairs up that's that. I can have them look at my pancreas while I'm there, it's still not why I came in. If I find out I have Covid while I'm there, it's still not why I came in. Those are different numbers. No reason to change the stats on why I came in.