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25 new cases today 7/8/20
Isn't it time for TV to cut back some activities? Also isn't it time for our "leaders" to say something other than we are doing great?
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Their watching this closely. They've done a great job so far.
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What can they say that has not already been said?
"They" have stated repeatedly that to minimize the spread they "recommend" wearing a mask. Fifty percent or more do not wear masks. Most of that 50% does not bother with social distancing. There is more testing hence more cases. By the way what does "case" mean. Do you know that if the same person gets tested again and still shows positive that is two cases (and so on)? We already know what to do and too many are not doing it. So until a vaccine or treatment becomes available the numbers are what ever they are for that day. Know for sure that until people do what it takes this nightmare can only continue. |
Everyone's become a Surgeon General
Thanks to social media #1 make people expert inventions |
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We all know what we need to do in order to protect ourselves from the Coronavirus. We are going to live our lives as we choose. You know, it is great being old and having no responsibilities. |
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Wear a mask. We don't buy food that is prepared in restaurants. Use common sense. When people are TOLD what to do it makes them ugly, some of them, who didn't have a mother who gave them "THE LOOK". |
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Real Active Cases
They started reporting cases in March in Sumter Co. We now have 347 cases, is that a cumulative number? Doesn't anyone ever get better? We have had 17 deaths for weeks, are the included in that number? The prisoners in Bushnell are also included. How many real active cases do we have? Also taking into account the people who have tested more than once and are counted each time. Just Curious. Len
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The total number of cases is cumulative. How many of those folks are actively contagious? Looking at the daily "new" counts for the last 14 days would give a rough approximation, but recoveries aren't tracked very well.
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Testing positive is not a death warrant. Many "positives" show no symptoms; the majority of others have very mild symptoms.
It is the number of hospitalizations and deaths with which we should be concerned - an increase in either/both of those would be worrying. Until then, follow the advice already given and, if you choose to do so, avoid contact with others. |
Would like to know the most current death rates Does not seem like hospitals lately are flooded with patients and nobody is screaming for more ventilators
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I watch the hospital availability site. As of today, Sumter county has 347 hospital beds and 124 of them are available. |
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Here is todays data from Sumter County and Florida. They have been testing a lot. covid19 in sumter county florida. - Bing |
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Thanks for info you sent but would be interesting to see the current death rate now there are some better treatments and the virus must not be as deadly right now. |
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Cannot confirm this data
ICU Beds is the number I watch right now; to see if I can determine what is/going to happen. Based on that I’l make future decision as needed. Right now - nothing needed. Happy on the ride for now...
Clickorlando.com has ICU figures although I cannot say if data is accurate. I just keep watching, tuning out a lot now proving not to know what’s really happening, to figure it out for myself. Without more real answers I can actually trust from a-n-y-o-n-e, and with a risk-factor myself, I’m staying in, and away, until “I“ figure it out For myself. Until then, I’m not really missing that much, not really. What I really miss - hugs. Stay safe, away from the spread If there is any folks |
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All I can say is WOW, just WOW You don't trust Fauci, you don't trust Birx, you don't trust the CDC or the state health dept., all with a vast knowledge of epidemiology and virology. Instead, you are going to "figure it out for yourself".. Good luck with that, post again in 25 years and let us know how you are doing.:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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The True Village count is a mystery????? |
Florida has a death rate of 18 per 100,000 people and states like New York and New Jersey have a death rates of 172 and 166 respectively. Stop listening to Fauci!
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Death rates have greatly improved as they learn more how to treat the virus however they are finding more and more "after recovery" issues like permanently damaged lungs and kidneys. I guess that is better than death but still ......... My biggest worry is those who are asymptomatic and are running around without masks. While they are practicing their right of "freedom from tyranny of mask wearing" they could get me or my wife sick, and no, I don't want to stay home because of those covidiots and ME wearing a mask won't help as much as Mr Asymptomatic running around without one covering his/her upper orifices. No one seems to understand the selfishness of that little inconvenience. |
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This can be found on the Florida Health, Florida COVID-19 Response website. You have to drill down to find the specific city numbers. |
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You need to test negative twice, sometimes it took weeks to finally get 2 negatives. One wonders if the multiple testing on one person is counting as one positive, or each time a person tests positive is counted as new case. Just a thought that probably no one has the answer, including me. Before you freak out I left my family, and I Am NOT in Florida |
Lots of speculation no real answers, will be interesting to see how the new cases make out.
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Be careful but not overreact
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And I'm waiting for the panicked posts when people learn that there is a new swine flu coming - -again from China - that is more deadly than the 2009 one. I've lived through 4 pandemics and have been a victim/survivor of one of them as has my wife. Been quarantined for German Measles and lived in fear of polio as a young child. Not since today did we ever close the economy down nor allow "leaders" to dictate our behavior.
We did the right thing back then and followed the guidelines. There was no need for draconian orders from on high. Sad to see how inept and uneducated the public has become. We are the children of the Greatest Generation and we were taught right from wrong and personal responsibility. Why did these values not get passed on? |
No worries friend
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Dr. Birx, bless her, is the best voice/data I heard today. The others, no thanks. They’ve proved nothing to me 3Million later. Oh and kudos to the Sumter County Health Dept. for efficiently testing county residents quickly, easily for free. |
The one fact that is almost always omitted is how many of the new cases require hospitalization. To me, that is the key bit of information. Is this information deliberately omitted? Or is it unavailable? A lot of people test positive but have few or no symptoms. Is there any place this information is available?
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Open the Square
Personally, I’m the opposite. Don’t close it down... I think at least one Square should open for those who choose to attend because its outdoors and there is space to spread out including 1). A socially distanced live band each night, 2). Close off vehicle traffic to square and place well defined socially distanced tables for diners to patronize restaurants, while listening to live music, 3). Rework the environment, everything from “stand here”, signs, to a Bingo game I can imagine to make social distance fun for everyone, In fact there are tons of interactive ideas to get people socially distanced and connected/involved, as other attractions have done, to accommodate our “current normal”. The Squares have the space, the staff, PA system, tons of possibilites... A creative entertainment department should already be figuring this out. I’m sure many here have great ideas to rework the social areas and remain distanced - and still enjoy and have fun. I can think of a few.
I still won’t attend now however as I choose to stay in. I feel everyone has the right to choose for themselves. I do feel we are paying for amenities. All companies’ are going to have to figure out a new way. What if this goes on a while? |
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The more people that have it, the better than chance of catching it. The total number of cases is what's important. Of course if they are counting people have have had two positive tests as two cases, and if people who have had it and have recovered as cases, then the numbers don't mean anything. The only thing to be concerned about is the total number of active cases. That is the number that determines the chance of other people contracting it. The more people that have it, the more it can spread. |
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