Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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COVID-19 has a survival rate of 99.99% for those under the age of 40. Even people over the age of 60 who aren’t residents of nursing homes have a survival rate of 98.29%, yet residents in many areas are now told, in great detail, how they can and cannot celebrate their holidays
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, loneliness had reached epidemic levels. In 2018, 54% of American adults over the age of 18 reported feeling lonely. By January 2020, it was 61% and now, nine months into the pandemic, we’ve reached 66% Loneliness isn’t relegated to the elderly. In the 18 to 34 age group, 75% report feeling socially isolated, compared to 61% of those over 50. Among those aged 18 to 34, 19% say they’ve gone as long as two to three months without interacting with another person 10% of 35- to 49-year-olds, 9% of 18- to 34-year-olds and 7% of those over 50 say they’ve not interacted with anyone outside their household or workplace since the pandemic began If safety requires us to indefinitely forfeit the most valuable parts of our lives, what exactly are we trying to save? PLEASE THINK LONG AND HARD ABOUT WHAT IS IMPORTANT!! FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN WRAPPED IN FEAR, THERE IS REALISTIC STATISTICS....LIFE WITHOUT HUMAN INTERACTION IS VERY DEPRESSING! SHUT THE TV OFF, LIVE YOR LIFE! Last edited by Scott O; 11-12-2020 at 07:03 AM. |
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It will be some time before the special interest groups in America back off the continual flow of fear.
That leaves most of us making decisions that are best for our household given what we are "allowed" to know. |
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Dad is so depressed. This controlled fear is slowly killing him.
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I’m so sorry...I have personally dealt with some of this..with my elderly family terrified to go out no human interaction for months it’s just terrible what propaganda has done to some...I am thankful I have a dear 86-year-old friend who is more than happy to get out go to lunch, enjoy life and is doing wonderful!
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"Propaganda"...."controlled fear"....."special interest groups".....
Wow..... https://www.washingtonpost.com/local...96e_story.html Tony Evers urges Wisconsin to stay home on day of record cases, deaths Not sure what world you people live in, but your lack of compassion and understanding is more than alarming. My wish is that none of you are personally touched by this, but perhaps that would increase your empathy. It is as if we have just thrown up our hands and given up.....what you call "names", I call warnings from responsible people (our national message has disappeared) May this virus never touch you or your family. 'Our hospitals are almost full' as virus spreads across St. Louis region | Coronavirus | stltoday.com Some hospitals in crisis as US nears high for COVID-19 cases Last edited by Bucco; 11-12-2020 at 08:46 AM. |
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Some of the articles on Mercola’s site, Barrett and others say, seem to be as much about selling the wide array of products offered there—from Melatonin Sleep Support Spray ($21.94 for three 0.85-ounce bottles) to Organic Sea Buckthorn Anti-Aging Serum ($22 for one ounce)—as about trying to inform. (Your tampon “may be a ticking time bomb,” he tells site visitors—but you can buy his “worry-free” organic cotton tampons for the discounted price of $7.99 for 16.) Steven Salzberg, a prominent biologist, professor, and researcher at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, calls Mercola “the 21st-century equivalent of a snake-oil salesman.” |
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Live Covid-19 Updates: Global Cases and Deaths News Tracker - The New York Times
The head of the National team for this virus announced his vacation and since has cancelled, not because of the virus, but other pressing matters in our nations capital. "The United States set a record for new coronavirus cases and blew past the record for hospitalizations on Wednesday as the pandemic continued to balloon unabated, and a long list of cities and states imposed new restrictions on public life." |
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"If the United States continues to relax social distancing restrictions and mask-wearing requirements, as many as 500,000 more Americans could die of COVID-19 between now and the end of February, according to scientists at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington. That's on top of the roughly 240,000 COVID-19 deaths the country has absorbed alread"
A winter surge in COVID-19 cases seems inevitable. Can we stop it? But is just more "propaganda" from "special interest groups" unless........ |
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But with few clubs meeting, doing my shopping at Publix is one of my simple pleasures these days (imagine that ladies, I who dreaded taking time out from golf and craft classes, now look forward to going to Publix, Walmart, and Winn Dixie....LOL ! In summary, God bless the doctor, M.D. or Ph.D. who gave the advice to seniors to LIVE.... while you are still ALIVE. |
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With 108 days left until the end of February there would need to be over 4,900 deaths each and every day to achieve 500,000 additional deaths. We're currently at 1,500 deaths per day and every day that we are under 4,900 means that many more need to be added to the numbers in Jan and Feb. If we maintain a CFR of about 2% this also means we'll need to see over 231,000 new cases per day, every day, from now through February. Currently the CFR is less than 2% and we have hit a high of only 145,000 cases. Using the same numbers, in order to see 500,000 additional deaths we would need to see something like 25,000,000 cases in the next 3 1/2 months which is nearly seven times the average over the last 8 1/2 months. Sure, all of this could happen and we will be in a world of hurt. But again, have the IHME models been correct about anything? |
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I understand that here in North America this can be a real problem. But so much of it is actually culturally induced and in ones’ head. Socialize, socialize etc as if we were pack animals. No, we are not, that is why some people become monks. I am not talking about the clinically depressed but the “bored” people who are looking for someone else to entertain them all the time. I feel strongly for them particularly when they are helpless and need people to do things for them. But not for the run of the mill healthy “bored” individual. |
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In Japan and China, face-masks out in public are more common than bare faces. It is the cultural norm. Not because it's mandated (it isn't mandated) but because that is how they show perfect strangers who they've never met and never will meet again know they care about each others' place in humanity and civilization.
In the USA and in many other countries, no one gives a flying fart about people they've never met and will never meet again. Also, "Dr." Mercola LOLOLOLOLOL |
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I am not a fan of Dr. Mercola.
I am a fan of Dr. Joseph Rizzi at The Villages Health.
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It is better to laugh than to cry. Last edited by graciegirl; 11-12-2020 at 10:11 PM. |
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