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originally posted by: The2Billies
originally posted by: shinzaun
originally posted by: The2Billies
originally posted by: pheonix358
a reply to: The2Billies
A hint of where you are would be helpful.
Country ... that makes a big difference. I am assuming USA because you mentioned it.
State ... another biggy.
That would do!
There are huge differences in Health Care even within a country, some worse than others.
P
I live in what many would consider the "deep south" of the USA. My city is very modern and unlike stereotypes, quite cosmopolitan. Our medical facilities are considered quite good and some travel quite a distance for a few of our famous specialties.
Even during the worst of the pandemic our local hospitals were never overloaded. We never that I know of had 100% capacity during the worst of COVID. I was keeping track then, as many of us were around the nation.
Again, as already asked, what state, what city/Town, what hospital. Or do you not wish to give out this information as this is all propaganda?
Rude. Anonymity is important. Especially when one holds views that those in power don't like. The FBI has a bad habit lately when it comes to people using freedom of speech, when the speech is one that Biden/Clinton/liberals/those in power, don't like. Someone from China should know all about that.
originally posted by: The2Billies
originally posted by: Violater1
a reply to: The2Billies
Double Pneumonia?
Is it viral and bacterial, or bacterial on bacterial?
Is she on Vancomycin, Flagyl, zanamivir, remdesivir?
I don't know. I finally left her in the ER last night after staying with her for nearly 10 hours in the ER. She insisted I go home and sleep. All the doc said was it was pneumonia in both lungs after a CT scan. They immediately gave her 2 types of antibiotics.
None of those drugs sound familiar.
Thanks for asking.
originally posted by: Kenzo
The old or high-risk people would had best change with natural immunity+ good preventive prophylaxis .
originally posted by: Xtrozero
a reply to: Kenzo
Well, there is the issue... They die before they get the natural immunity... That is the issue so many seemed to have forgotten.
originally posted by: shinzaun
originally posted by: The2Billies
originally posted by: pheonix358
a reply to: The2Billies
A hint of where you are would be helpful.
Country ... that makes a big difference. I am assuming USA because you mentioned it.
State ... another biggy.
That would do!
There are huge differences in Health Care even within a country, some worse than others.
P
I live in what many would consider the "deep south" of the USA. My city is very modern and unlike stereotypes, quite cosmopolitan. Our medical facilities are considered quite good and some travel quite a distance for a few of our famous specialties.
Even during the worst of the pandemic our local hospitals were never overloaded. We never that I know of had 100% capacity during the worst of COVID. I was keeping track then, as many of us were around the nation.
Again, as already asked, what state, what city/Town, what hospital. Or do you not wish to give out this information as this is all propaganda?
originally posted by: tanstaafl
Or they could wise up, and learn how to boost their natural immunity and stay as far away from the death houses as possible.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
This, in a nutshell, is why what occurred is so evil and criminal.
They deserve what they get?
originally posted by: Xtrozero
a reply to: tanstaafl
Easy to say, hard to do...
So let's say they don't, so what is your answer then... They deserve what they get?
I could say that 90% of Americans need to learn how to eat healthy, good luck in that.
lol If they can't even do that, then what you suggest is impossible.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
a reply to: tanstaafl
Remember that the virus messes them up because THEYT ARE ALREADY UNHEALTHY. I just do not think you get that part.
You keep posting things that maybe to you is simple because that is your lifestyle, but your lifestyle is nowhere near 99.9% of the rest, so fix that first.
Eat healthy, lose weight, exercise is already an impossible event for the vast majority.
It seems even Asia is getting hit hard again and they are already closer to your suggestions then the West is, so why are they taking such a hit too?
originally posted by: TheRedneck
Look, I get it... staying healthy is hard. It was hard for me to get my natural immunity to where it is today; took a lifetime of hard knocks. No one is condemning anyone who hasn't done the things they should have done to stay strong immunologically. Nature may be doing so, but no one here has control of nature. If you want to blame someone, blame nature... for all the good that'll do you.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: tanstaafl
But whose fault is it that they are unhealthy? It is their fault for abdicating their responsibility to own their own bodies, and giving that power over to a bunch of numb-nuts that think they are gods but in fact are a bunch of greedy evil bastards that only care bout money and power.
Get off the couch, turn the TV off, and start learning the truth. and how we've been lied to for decades about what constitutes a healthy lifestyle, especially with regard to nutrition.
Are you serious? if so, they you are seriously deluded.
Asia eats just as unhealthily as the vast majority of everyone else. If they are following the nutritional guidelines put forth by any government entity.
I was talking more to the people that just say the vaccine is bad and so all anyone needs to do is get healthy and build their immunity with this xyz lifestyle.