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graciegirl 06-11-2020 07:39 PM

Today Florida posted highest number of new cases since beginning of Pandemic.
 
Florida reports highest single-day total of coronavirus cases

Why the spike?

OrangeBlossomBaby 06-11-2020 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1782394)

It couldn't possibly be due to so many people feeling so "isolated" behind masks for so long, that the moment the government said "okay you can take a breath in this new, less restricted way" they all decided to celebrate - together - in close groups - without honoring social distancing AND without masks AND they said "screw it - not gonna wash my hands today either, this is all just a conspiracy anyway" could it?

Because that'd be my first, second, and third guess.

coffeebean 06-12-2020 05:19 AM

I think more testing being done. The more testing that is done will reveal the asymptomatic positive cases. That is my best guess.

Viperguy 06-12-2020 05:26 AM

Massive "demonstrations" doesn't help. It ain't over folks. Watch where you go and be careful still. Remember that we are all in a "high risk group". Most anyway.

jimbo2012 06-12-2020 06:43 AM

Is the max # still 10 people in a group get together
or was that relaxed?

Bay Kid 06-12-2020 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbo2012 (Post 1782557)
Is the max # still 10 people in a group get together
or was that relaxed?

Not in VA. Well most of us cannot have more than 50 to gather. Unless you are a protester. Large gatherings everyday. Now they are allowing the 5,000 man march in Richmond VA tomorrow. Just depends on what you are doing.

charmed59 06-12-2020 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1782482)
I think more testing being done. The more testing that is done will reveal the asymptomatic positive cases. That is my best guess.

More testing is being done. However the percent testing positive has slowly but consistently grown over the last six weeks, from 2% testing positive 5/1 to just over 4% a day testing positive now.

graciegirl 06-12-2020 08:00 AM

Two of our Cincinnati friends died two weeks ago of Covid-19. Two of our friends from Country Club Hills were hospitalized with it after eating with a group of ten at Orange Blossom Restaurant on St. Patrick's day. Waitress had a "cold".

If you are over 65 and if you want to live longer, stay away from crowds and wear a mask. It isn't a hoax. Over 114,000 people in the U.S. are dead that were alive before St. Patrick's day this year.

I am so hoping for a vaccine and then I find out about those who think that is some sort of a conspiracy. I am beginning to dislike some old people.

Lindsyburnsy 06-12-2020 08:06 AM

More people are in hospitals not just because of increased testing.

clwahlstrom 06-12-2020 08:27 AM

Pretty disgusting. You can’t have a funeral for a husband or a dear friend, but you can protest in groups in the hundreds. What the heck is going on?

davem4616 06-12-2020 09:12 AM

IMHO attempting to piece together all the 'half bits' of information, the conflicting information, the misinformation, the information that has a bias to it, the information that is purely speculation, the 'hidden' information, the 'hindsight' information and what may be real information regarding covid-19 to draw a conclusion will drive you nuts

There are no comprehensive true answers, yet...and we won't have them for some time yet. The folks that will ultimately be able to provide us with those answers are still ramping up and the reality is they started from a dead start, standing in a hole long after the starting pistol went off

Again, IMHO, we all need to continue to take personal responsibility for ourselves and do what we feel is the right thing to do to stay safe and help others stay safe without being judgmental of others...to help put an end to this covid-19 virus.

This is our present 'new normal'...it's what we have to live with right now. Eventually we'll arrive at whatever the post covid-19 new normal will be, but not before going through more deaths, more crisis, more chaos, a recession/depression, an election and who knows what else.

I'm happy that my wife and I like to read and that we have a few hobbies to occupy our days....

gatorbill1 06-12-2020 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1782482)
I think more testing being done. The more testing that is done will reveal the asymptomatic positive cases. That is my best guess.

Not testing here unless you wind up in hospital.

Chi-Town 06-12-2020 10:14 AM

The Governor said that the increase is due to more testing.

justjim 06-12-2020 10:39 AM

Coronavirus
 
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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1782649)
Two of our Cincinnati friends died two weeks ago of Covid-19. Two of our friends from Country Club Hills were hospitalized with it after eating with a group of ten at Orange Blossom Restaurant on St. Patrick's day. Waitress had a "cold".

If you are over 65 and if you want to live longer, stay away from crowds and wear a mask. It isn't a hoax. Over 114,000 people in the U.S. are dead that were alive before St. Patrick's day this year.

I am so hoping for a vaccine and then I find out about those who think that is some sort of a conspiracy. I am beginning to dislike some old people.

Thank you Gracie for a common sense post. I agree now is no time to get too lax with this virus. Many of us in The Villages are above 70 years of age and vulnerable. More testing is a good thing. There were probably a number of people who had/have coronavirus and asymptomatic. Social distancing and wearing a mask while in a public building is a no brainer IMHO. Stay safe.

gatorbill1 06-12-2020 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Chi-Town (Post 1782756)
The Governor said that the increase is due to more testing.

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