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Ele201 10-04-2020 07:41 AM

He’s not that old — just 58.
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Originally Posted by Kilmacowen (Post 1842367)
Chris Christie has been checked into the hospital. He is old, morbidly obese, and has asthma. This doesn't look good.


ruralgoddess 10-04-2020 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842458)
All it teaches us is that you can’t hide from a virus! Mask or no mask! I don’t wear a mask as I know they are useless! We will all be exposed to Covid just like we are the flu or the common cold. Trump has no co-morbidities so he will be past this in a week or so, just like 99% of those that get it!
The media has done a good job of tuning much of the population into paranoid people!

His comorbities: obese, high cholesterol

jbrown132 10-04-2020 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by skarra (Post 1842363)
I've been watching the recordings of the assembly in the Rose garden earlier this week, and it's hard to fathom what they were thinking - not wearing masks, shaking hands, hugging in some cases. Seems to go against everything our experts tell us.

But to me the biggest take-away is that even out in the open air, it looks like you can still get the virus if you don't practice social distancing. I know it's going to make me think twice about eating outside, and I'm re-thinking all my activites now.

Is there anything else that can be learned? Super-spreader events like this just seem all too common. I've still not had a hair cut in 8 months now, and don't see that changing any time soon.

We have to get back to listneing to the Scientists on this. Wishful thinking is not going to cut it folks, and I don't like playing Russian roulette.

I beelive Trump is not in great shape, so if there is some good from this it's that he may become a poster child for why we all need to take it seriously and wear masks when with others.

Who knows where the President contracted Covid from. If nothing else it proves if he can get it anyone can. Everyone of those people in the Rose Garden had to test negative before they were admitted. Everyone that enters or gets near the President has to test negative. So what does this tell us. Is this telling us testing is ineffective? I keep reading in these posts that science is never wrong. That is incorrect. Scientific theories that came out years ago can and often are disproved today. Remember this virus started less than a year ago. The science is still evolving on this. I suspect a year or two years from now much of what has been taken as gospel today will change. So what are our choices. We can hide in our homes and never leave or we can go about our lives as normally as possible and take as many precautions as we can. The one thing that is a fact is that this is a virus. You cannot hide from it no more than you can from a common cold or the flu. So it comes down to personal choice and you have to make that decision. So if you choose to go out, wear your mask, wash your hands, use hand sanitizers but remember there is always a risk as is much of life.

billyb1950 10-04-2020 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Kilmacowen (Post 1842367)
Chris Christie has been checked into the hospital. He is old, morbidly obese, and has asthma. This doesn't look good.

Yes, he is obese and has asthma, but he's only 58 years old...that's not old, at least compared to us old codgers here in TV. :icon_wink:

ruralgoddess 10-04-2020 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1842491)
March? That is old news. Dr. Fauci has since changed his tune and has been telling us that masks do stop much of the virus from escaping into the surrounding air. He is pleading with Americans to cover their faces and has been saying that for several months.

I haven't posted the following video in a few months, but I'll post it again now. It is so easy to understand how covering the nose and mouth can minimize the spread of a virus, including the virus that causes Covid.......

How a mask blocks droplets - YouTube

There are plenty of other videos on YouTube that demonstrate, with ultra violet cameras, how droplets and aerosols are blocked by covering the face. It really baffles me how anti-maskers can not grasp the concept.

thanks for posting this

Fore! 10-04-2020 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842458)
All it teaches us is that you can’t hide from a virus! Mask or no mask! I don’t wear a mask as I know they are useless! We will all be exposed to Covid just like we are the flu or the common cold. Trump has no co-morbidities so he will be past this in a week or so, just like 99% of those that get it!
The media has done a good job of tuning much of the population into paranoid people!

Thank you. A voice of reason. The media is to blame for much of this. Scientists cannot agree on anything as can’t the physicians.

ruralgoddess 10-04-2020 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842511)
Educate yourself. Go read what leading epidemiologist have to say. The Covid molecule is small enough that it will pass through any mask. Believe what you choose to believe. You cannot hide from a virus. The fact that the president got it when everyone around him is tested daily is proof of that. Good news is, he will survive just like 99% do.

While the President may well survive the initial disease, there is no guarantee that he won't have to suffer its long term, ongoing residual debilitating effects.

greenflash245 10-04-2020 07:51 AM

wrong. he is 74

ruralgoddess 10-04-2020 07:52 AM

respectfully disagree

Astron 10-04-2020 07:58 AM

You refuse to understand.
 
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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842473)
You can find articles by leading epidemiologist explaining that the Covid molecule is so small that it will pass through any mask. When they initially told you not to wear a mask because it will do no good they were not lying to you. Wearing them now is pretty much only psychological. You cannot hide from a virus. But you should not worry about it either because it has the same survivability as the flu. I’m looking forward to the day that people lose the paranoia and stop walking around with their face covered looking like idiots!

The COVID19 virus does not float alone in the air. It is in tiny droplets of water that can be trapped in a mask. Of course you can find article on the internet that say anything, but you have to consider the source. I trust the Mayo Clinic, do you? COVID-19: How much protection do face masks offer? - Mayo Clinic

drgoofy 10-04-2020 08:01 AM

Mask + HEPA Filter
 
Cult members heedlessly follow their leaders often against their better judgement. Don't follow the "herd mentality." Think for yourself. If you don't feel safe without a mask, don't be intimidated by the deniers. I agree that a cloth mask alone reduces one's chances of contracting the virus somewhat, but why not make it safer by inserting a HEPA filter between the layers? I purchased a vacuum cleaner bag with HEPA filter and cut it to fit the insert in my mask. It didn't affect breathability at all. Even though I know I'm not totally safe from the virus, I feel that I have done everything I can do to keep myself as safe as possible without completely isolating myself.

graciegirl 10-04-2020 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Klatu (Post 1842551)
We have elevated scientists' pronouncements to the same level as the tablets Moses carried down from the mountain top. And I say, which scientists? Those who prefer 'lockdown forever, stay in your homes and wear masks when going to the bathroom and when tending your flowers" favor scientists who predict gloom and doom. Those who prefer "let's party" prefer scientists of a different set of views.

Just a few random thoughts: 1. If you recall, our goal was to 'flatten the curve." We did it! Extending that strategy to cover lockdown now/lockdown forever, like Frau Whitmer, is a strategy that we never signed onto 2. We cannot defeat the virus, which is the goal claimed by the zealots and the Mask Enforcers; the virus will continue and if we postpone its effects by prolonged shutdowns, we just ensure it will emerge with a tidal wave of infections 3. "We must mask and fine those who don't and scream at everyone who calls for getting out and about" results in more societal damage than the virus 4. If you are comorbid, stay home, lock down and wear a mask all the time; if you are not comorbid but think Dr. Fauci is like Mother Teresa, then social distance from your spouse and eat with paper plates and throwaway plastic spoons: we'll send someone to your cave when it's safe. 5. For everyone under 50, you are very unlikely to die; for you, just be considerate of those much older (thank you to the nice waitress who served us at Red Sauce, outside, she was most cautious). 6. For those who think the vaccine is the Holy Grail that will allow Frau Whitmer and other authoritarian govs to grant freedom to the serfs to move about, take note that only a small percentage of folks say they will take vaccine as soon as it comes out. After all, if NYT and CNN say it's safe to take, HOLD OFF. Peace and tranquility to all.

This post jumps from one illogical and incorrect premise to another. Scientists are not all respected or listened to equally. No. I take that back. Some people do listen to anyone who has Dr. in front of their name, like many listened to Drew Pinsky early on.

First to define the problem. The problem for most of us is what we do in the face of a previously unknown virus that has the potential to kill people and has done so in unprecedented numbers in many countries of the world??? Many people have used denial and bravado and sadly even religion to deal with the problem..........and then the rest of us feel pity and rush to correct their inaccurate assessments.

Some choose to listen to the best scientists they can find from large and respected institutions in this country who have previously given good advice we have counted on...........but the trouble we have had with that is that it was too new for even those scientists to assess accurately.

Some think a strong leader issueing strong rules could have made the mortality less.

Some think a pastor with the right scripture will save our lives.

Some think that we are all the victim of one hoax after another and only sissies and dumbasses wear masks and use social distancing.

There are many, many, many, many people who vote Republican and Democrat who think this is a huge frightening issue that is extremely dangerous and they are doing what they can to protect themselves and people that they love and even in some instances people they don't care about at all.

This is a world issue. Right now as I type, there is a person in Belgium and one in Denmark who are choking to death as mucous clogs the small tubes in their lungs. They are dying without the people they love. They cannot even speak their goodbyes.
This virus doesn't care. Thousands and thousands are leaving this earth that way, but many do survive. Yes. Many do survive.

Lindsyburnsy 10-04-2020 08:08 AM

Does this sound like an independant thinker whose decisions will be based on science, etc?

RoadToad 10-04-2020 08:10 AM

I think not
 
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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842462)
Masks are useless against this virus. Covid molecule very small and can pass right through it. Read what leading epidemiologists say! Just psychological. Covid is not a death sentence. 99% survivable just like the flu. No mask for me!
So tired of the paranoia!

However, the Molecule is contained in droplets of sputum which IS blocked by the mask.

Ralpha 10-04-2020 08:10 AM

I couldn’t agree with you more! I hope the fools who refused to listen to science will come to their senses and pay attention to what they say. Trump should be living proof of what happens when you ignore and poo poo off the experts.

Cheiro 10-04-2020 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by skarra (Post 1842363)
I've been watching the recordings of the assembly in the Rose garden earlier this week, and it's hard to fathom what they were thinking - not wearing masks, shaking hands, hugging in some cases. Seems to go against everything our experts tell us.

But to me the biggest take-away is that even out in the open air, it looks like you can still get the virus if you don't practice social distancing. I know it's going to make me think twice about eating outside, and I'm re-thinking all my activites now.




Is there anything else that can be learned? Super-spreader events like this just seem all too common. I've still not had a hair cut in 8 months now, and don't see that changing any time soon.

We have to get back to listneing to the Scientists on this. Wishful thinking is not going to cut it folks, and I don't like playing Russian roulette.

I beelive Trump is not in great shape, so if there is some good from this it's that he may become a poster child for why we all need to take it seriously and wear masks when with others.

The takeaway: If you flout the virus, the virus will smite you.

sooziesoul 10-04-2020 08:16 AM

Maybe that’s why doctors “practice” medicine!!!!

Villages Kahuna 10-04-2020 08:17 AM

The disappointing news regarding the vaccine being so highly touted came from Dr. Fauci several weeks ago. He said that if the first version of the vaccine was as much as 50% effective (efficacy of 50%), that “I’d be thrilled.” He went on to explain that it takes several years of tweaking and retesting to get a vaccine to a high rate of efficacy. He used the measles vaccine, currently with an efficacy in the 97-98% range as an example. It took more than a decade to get that vaccine to that level of effectiveness.

COVID-19 is going to change our lives for a long time to come.

Ele201 10-04-2020 08:23 AM

White House staffing needs to be evaluated
 
To me, the White House outbreak teaches two things. First, that the infectious disease doctors are right about what they warned about this virus. They said that it’s not just going to go away, it isn’t seasonal and we must continue wearing masks and distancing. Also, being outdoors doesn’t necessarily stop the spread.


Secondly, The White House employs a special events staff and a medical staff, and they bear some responsibility for letting this happen at the Rose Garden.

I mean, no one said, “Having all of these people sitting right next to each other, no masks, isn’t safe.” Plus there was close mingling after the ceremony.

And of course, the President has a dedicated physician whose job it is to keep him safe and monitor his health. Trump needed better guidance in avoiding the virus, especially with his risk factors of age and excess weight.

davem4616 10-04-2020 08:34 AM

after reflecting upon all the posts on this thread "What does Covid-19 in the White House teach us?"

for me it reinforces that we don't know what we don't know...

so I'm going to behave like I'm 'from Missouri' for quite awhile longer...and play it safe

things that we wanted to do will continue to be on hold (disappointing), but, we're adapting and finding alternate approaches to do many things that bring us joy

Covid-19 may have "moved the cheese", but life goes on

KRM0614 10-04-2020 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Kilmacowen (Post 1842367)
Chris Christie has been checked into the hospital. He is old, morbidly obese, and has asthma. This doesn't look good.

Chris Christie is approx 60 years old hardly aged. He had lap band surgery but it’s slow going !
Why write these things

BlackhawksFan 10-04-2020 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Leadbone1 (Post 1842462)
Masks are useless against this virus. Covid molecule very small and can pass right through it. Read what leading epidemiologists say! Just psychological. Covid is not a death sentence. 99% survivable just like the flu. No mask for me!
So tired of the paranoia!

It is highly survivable IF you're healthy. If you're fat, have high blood pressure, diabetes, heart condition, on chemo, etc you're susceptible. Also remember you could be asymptomatic and it not only affects you but the people you with, work with, hang out with.

As we are seeing from the events of the past week anyone can get it, anyone can spread it. If you're not wearing a face covering in public I hope you're healthy and 100% positive that you're negative.

Remember our president said no mask for me too.

Bonnevie 10-04-2020 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Trishakaye (Post 1842466)
I always do. But Dr. Fauci co-authored an article published March 30, 2020 saying that masks don’t really prevent the spread of the virus. Wish he’d make up his mind!

what is so difficult to understand that as more was discovered about the virus, recommendations changed. it was a NOVEL virus, the knowledge evolved but it was based on science. and, more importantly, he admitted it was wrong, but he has always tried to make recommendations on the known science at the time.

now, it was said it would magically go away at Easter, then when the heat of summer came, etc, etc. none of it based on science but some people ignore that.

lkagele 10-04-2020 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ruralgoddess (Post 1842594)
While the President may well survive the initial disease, there is no guarantee that he won't have to suffer its long term, ongoing residual debilitating effects.

There is also no guarantee that he WILL suffer from long term, ongoing residiual debilitating effects. Odds are that he won't.

graciegirl 10-04-2020 08:50 AM

I feel so bad for Amy Coney Barrett who was asked to remove her mask before entering the Rose Garden last week. Who among us would have had to courage to not do that?

Now many people in that gathering are testing positive. I hope Counselor Barrett does not get Covid.

OhioBuckeye 10-04-2020 08:51 AM

Ohiobuckeye
 
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Originally Posted by skarra (Post 1842363)
I've been watching the recordings of the assembly in the Rose garden earlier this week, and it's hard to fathom what they were thinking - not wearing masks, shaking hands, hugging in some cases. Seems to go against everything our experts tell us.

But to me the biggest take-away is that even out in the open air, it looks like you can still get the virus if you don't practice social distancing. I know it's going to make me think twice about eating outside, and I'm re-thinking all my activites now.

Is there anything else that can be learned? Super-spreader events like this just seem all too common. I've still not had a hair cut in 8 months now, and don't see that changing any time soon.

We have to get back to listneing to the Scientists on this. Wishful thinking is not going to cut it folks, and I don't like playing Russian roulette.

I beelive Trump is not in great shape, so if there is some good from this it's that he may become a poster child for why we all need to take it seriously and wear masks when with others.

This is just my opinion but I personally think staying 6 ft. or more away from someone is more important that wearing a mask but I do both. I also think President Trump isn’t the best shape but Mrs. Trump is in GREAT shape! I also think there’s nothing wrong with fist bumps & elbow bumps. But grasping someone’s hand, well you might as well kiss them. This Covid thing can’t last forever so do what they’re telling us to do & stay healthy!

DeanFL 10-04-2020 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by skarra (Post 1842363)
I've been watching the recordings of the assembly in the Rose garden earlier this week, and it's hard to fathom what they were thinking - not wearing masks, shaking hands, hugging in some cases. Seems to go against everything our experts tell us.

But to me the biggest take-away is that even out in the open air, it looks like you can still get the virus if you don't practice social distancing. I know it's going to make me think twice about eating outside, and I'm re-thinking all my activites now.

Is there anything else that can be learned? Super-spreader events like this just seem all too common. I've still not had a hair cut in 8 months now, and don't see that changing any time soon.

We have to get back to listneing to the Scientists on this. Wishful thinking is not going to cut it folks, and I don't like playing Russian roulette.

I beelive Trump is not in great shape, so if there is some good from this it's that he may become a poster child for why we all need to take it seriously and wear masks when with others.

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To the OP - could not agree more. When I viewed the Rose Garden video, appalling. Yes, no doubt the WH had relaxed some COVID rules recently. From what I read, it is possible to be infected and very early-on not show any significant symptoms and perhaps not show positive on the test. So, apparently someone on the POTUS staff was in this position and infected him.

...and perhaps so many others at the Rose Garden ceremony. There could be more showing COVID signs the next couple days. Imagine if the VP is infected, and the Supreme Court nominee...

BTW as for POTUS "not in great shape", before COVID, his daily medicine was one baby aspirin. period. Apparently from all accounts he is in very good shape (other then his "shape"...) for a 74 year old man... good genes. He seldom ever gets sick, even a cold or flu. And is an EXTREMELY hard working guy. Contrary to some news reports...

But the apparent "relaxed" COVID protection, esp at that RG gathering was SO WRONG. And they now have a price to pay. too bad, but an excellent reminder to us all. We still practice everyday life, but careful re social distance, mask wearing, and all the other recommendations.
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Taltarzac725 10-04-2020 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1842652)
I feel so bad for Amy Coney Barrett who was asked to remove her mask before entering the Rose Garden last week. Who among us would have had to courage to not do that?

Now many people in that gathering are testing positive. I hope Counselor Barrett does not get Covid.

She had it during the Summer of 2020.

Amy Coney Barrett - Wikipedia

graciegirl 10-04-2020 08:54 AM

At Least 8 From Rose Garden Event Test Positive For Coronavirus : Live Updates: Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus : NPR

Heyitsrick 10-04-2020 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1842652)
I feel so bad for Amy Coney Barrett who was asked to remove her mask before entering the Rose Garden last week. Who among us would have had to courage to not do that?

Now many people in that gathering are testing positive. I hope Counselor Barrett does not get Covid.

According to reports, she already had Covid-19 earlier in the summer.

Amy Coney Barrett Had COVID-19 in Recent Months, Friends of Supreme Court Pick Say | Time

CoachKandSportsguy 10-04-2020 08:55 AM

What have we learned:
1 - A lot!
2 - Having decoded the virus’ genetics, vaccine development will be faster than prior, if possible
3 - the virus mimics bradykinin storms in the body, more a vascular event than previously thought google covid Tennessee super computer analysis from July
4 - Everyone likes more data, but more data is harder to synthesize without the required experience / knowledge
5 - social media is an echo chamber for what people want to believe - and has confirmation bias built in as a bonus
6 - managing a very large independent population with information and voluntary compliance with worldwide social media is very very hard, really impossible
7 - one can decode another’s personality type / time preferences of beliefs wrt workforce mgmt / science / analysis / economics from reactions posted on social media. (How many dimensions of a problem can one identify, with secondary and tertiary effects with humans who have no std deviations of outcomes)
8 - the virus is incredibly contagious through the air and information increases over time over time with study and analysis. ( read up on anchoring bias)
9 - humans dislike change, don’t perceived very small risks with very significant outcomes well ( think people living below dams with cracks)
10 - everyone wants everyone else to be treated equal but the self wants to be treated special ( no one will admit to being below average driver , who are those people anyway?)

Sportsguy

Taltarzac725 10-04-2020 09:00 AM

Villager’s death proves that COVID-19 virus must be taken seriously | News Break

You could be a real version of the Energizer Bunny and still die from the Corona Virus.

dtennent 10-04-2020 09:03 AM

To quote a sign I saw recently

Not all Superheroes wear capes, but they all wear masks/"

Chitown 10-04-2020 09:05 AM

What did this teach us? Let me see. How about that the President and the First Lady contracted a virus, a flu, like millions of people do every year. And that they will be under doctors care, recover and go on with their lives. This virus will be around for 10 years. Get over it. I’ll wear my mask in stores only because it’s mandatory. As soon as I get out of the stores that mask is off. I look forward to seeing many of you at the squares and restaurants and I look forward to shaking your hand. And please stop with your statement that the virus may have long term health effects. All viruses, germs and flu’s have always had that possibility. All viruses germs and flu’s have effected people differently. I’ll see those of you who want to go on with you lives at the squares and restaurants.

pmken2 10-04-2020 09:30 AM

More than half of the cases were at the prison. The Villages has between 3-7 cases daily during the time of the spike in Sumter. The Villages is being shown as Lake, Marion and Sumter.

zendog3 10-04-2020 09:37 AM

It is in your hands
 
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Originally Posted by cb1972 (Post 1842399)
any more info on why the recent spike in Sumpter Co. Thinking of driving down for a couple weeks to get the place ready for January . I know there was a separate thread on this but cant find it . I saw 80 cases in one day.

It has always been the case that, if you walk or drive around the square at Sumpter you will see little clusters of people sitting together chatting at bars or tables outside. You know those people are at risk. If one of them has Covid-19, the rest are likely to get it.

Now, since our governor has opened bars and restaurants, high risk activity is much greater. There was going to be a winter spike anyway. Now it will be MUCH greater as Covid spreads to those poets of risk takers. And deaths among Villagers is going to be MUCH higher than deaths among younger people.

But it has always been mostly in our power to survive this thing. Stay away from crowds, wear a mask, wash your hands, don't touch door handles, etc. The danger for us now is greater than it has been. And for god's sake don't listen to the happy news.

spubear2 10-04-2020 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1842472)
You speak the truth with the exception of wearing of masks. Back in February, let's not forget, the American people were told by our experts not to wear masks if you had no symptoms. Oh yes, I know "they" had their reasons for lying to the American people. That was wrong as the science knew the virus was transmitted by asymptomatic and presymptomatic infected people.

That is water under the bridge now. Going forward, when the scientists finally DID tell the American people to cover their faces, the damage was already done and many people continued to believe that masks were not necessary and worse yet, were detrimental to our health. Of course there are many Americans who did head the advice and continue to this day to cover their faces in public spaces, especially indoors. Many people got to work making home made masks to mitigate the virus as soon as we were told to cover our faces in public spaces, especially indoors.

Back in February, a bad example was set for the American people and continued until a few days ago. Let's hope that message will now change going forward. Anti-maskers have been out there, infecting people they don't know and bringing the virus home to loved ones. Sorry to say, it's not getting any better, even today. Unless we have a safe and effective vaccine, America will never reach herd immunity. That is a sad state of affairs.

They told people in March not to wear masks because there weren't enough masks to go around and health professionals needed what was available. Still, it was a bad call. For people who say masks don't work - just because masks don't work 100% at stopping the virus molecules, they do stop a lot of it and it keeps people from catching the virus. That is well proven.

donfey 10-04-2020 09:44 AM

Science?
 
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Originally Posted by Bucco (Post 1842386)
Of all the messages we have heard, it is my opinion that the science message was never wrong, sometimes needing more data to update, but not wrong in the truest sense.

Lacking one message, we have had to choose.

In the case of Covid-19, it seem to me, that "science" has been wrong MOST of the time. I'd love to see an actual, scientific discussion, if the politics were removed. "Experts" often disagree. I do believe that the personal hygiene and protection steps we can all take are wise.

charlieo1126@gmail.com 10-04-2020 09:44 AM

There were people there who kept ther masks on
 
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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1842652)
I feel so bad for Amy Coney Barrett who was asked to remove her mask before entering the Rose Garden last week. Who among us would have had to courage to not do that?

Now many people in that gathering are testing positive. I hope Counselor Barrett does not get Covid.

it doesn’t take courage to wear your mask it just takes common sense. Remember when you complained to your mother , and she would say I don’t care what the other kids are doing you’ll do it this way , courage is running into a burning building, crossing an open field under fire, wearing a mask at public gatherings is called being a good citizen

DonnaNi4os 10-04-2020 09:45 AM

Spike in positivity
 
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Originally Posted by LiverpoolWalrus (Post 1842401)
Does anyone know what to make of the huge spike in positive rates in Sumter County on September 29 and 30 according to Home | Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Outbreak The county had been at about 4% on average and then spiked up to 21% on 9/29 and 22% on 9/30.

I believe that the spike in positivity in Sumter County is a reminder that this isn’t over yet. With snow birds returning I suspect TV will find an upsurge in cases. This is my opinion and my decision to continue cautious behavior is mine to make. We all must do what makes us comfortable. I think the president’s diagnosis is a reminder that we must remain vigilant.


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