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In response to ""An NPR study found case increases in Southern states like South Carolina and Tennessee "appears to be linked to the reopening of restaurants, barbers" by David

A hospital in Ventura County had zero admitted cases on 5/28, today they have 10 in-patient cases. But who cares about data ... -- nm

Posted by James Bond (aka Igor) (aka Igor) Jun 11 '20, 22:47

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Overall, how worried are you? -- nm - David Jun 11, 22:53 10
- Patient keep wanting to come in person for office visits and they are like "I feel fine" ... that's great but they don't realize the higher risk is - James Bond (aka Igor) Jun 11, 23:12 2
  - Yeah, Kim's doctor wanted her to come in last month, and she flatly refused. There's just no simple answer on any of this. - David Jun 11, 23:36
  - Yup, I see a podiatrist every 3 months to shave off a callous on my foot. My March appt was canceled when the medical office shut down - - Meg Jun 11, 23:27
- Very. Everyone keeps posting about death rate but what about the morbidity. A person can survive but end up on dialysis or vented or with heart - James Bond (aka Igor) Jun 11, 23:03 6
  - Hey James Bond, have you read this article? Curious about your thoughts. -- (link) - pmb Jun 12, 07:08
  - Okay, thank you. Kim had her antibody test done and doesn't have any, which wasn't the outcome her doctor expected. - David Jun 11, 23:07 4
    - But her midichlorians -- nm - Max Jun 12, 03:19
    - I don't know the symptoms she had but 1) most people didn't have COVID 2) the tests aren't that good. - James Bond (aka Igor) Jun 11, 23:16 2
      - Another possibility is that it was a different strain in the fall, and the nastier strain from Europe arrived later. -- nm - loosilu Jun 12, 05:06
      - She's had largely mysterious health issues going all the way back to Halloween with recurrences in early January and March. - David Jun 11, 23:35

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