Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
He'll shyt a tweet out saying Florida desperately needs the supplies and the governor has been very good to him and there are more retirees living there than anywhere. Don't be surprised. Any day now.
Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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He can and he will. Republicans won't impeach him and the next administration, if not his own, won't prosecute.
ogc163
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Some good news
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
BK The Great
Veteran
A woman believed to be the first person to ever test positive for COVID-19 in Wuhan, China speaks out for the first time.
Imagine being the first-ever person to have contracted the novel coronavirus, which has spread across the planet, infecting over half a million people and killing more than 25,000. How do you think they're feeling about all this?
"Patient Zero" has reportedly been identified as Wei Guixian, a 57-year-old shrimp vendor in the Huanan Market in Wuhan, China. She was among the first twenty-seven people to have ever tested positive for the virus, and is believed to be "patient zero." For the first time, she is speaking out about her own experience with coronavirus via the Wall Street Journal.
"I felt a bit tired, but not as tired as previous years. Every winter, I always suffer from the flu. So I thought it was the flu," said Wei.
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She went to a local clinic where she received treatment for the flu before returning to work, effectively beginning the outbreak that has shut down the entire world. Her symptoms worsened before she decided to go to the hospital, where doctors could not figure out what was wrong. On December 16, she visited another hospital where it was determined that she was among many to have contracted the "ruthless" illness. Before finally being placed in quarantine, doctors determined that twenty-four of the twenty-seven cases they had seen came from the seafood market, also realizing that Wei was likely "patient zero."
She believes that she came into contact with the virus via a shared toilet with wild meat sellers. Wei has since made a full recovery from COVID-19.
In other coronavirus news, the United States officially has more confirmed cases than Italy and China.
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Imagine being the first-ever person to have contracted the novel coronavirus, which has spread across the planet, infecting over half a million people and killing more than 25,000. How do you think they're feeling about all this?
"Patient Zero" has reportedly been identified as Wei Guixian, a 57-year-old shrimp vendor in the Huanan Market in Wuhan, China. She was among the first twenty-seven people to have ever tested positive for the virus, and is believed to be "patient zero." For the first time, she is speaking out about her own experience with coronavirus via the Wall Street Journal.
"I felt a bit tired, but not as tired as previous years. Every winter, I always suffer from the flu. So I thought it was the flu," said Wei.
Getty Images
She went to a local clinic where she received treatment for the flu before returning to work, effectively beginning the outbreak that has shut down the entire world. Her symptoms worsened before she decided to go to the hospital, where doctors could not figure out what was wrong. On December 16, she visited another hospital where it was determined that she was among many to have contracted the "ruthless" illness. Before finally being placed in quarantine, doctors determined that twenty-four of the twenty-seven cases they had seen came from the seafood market, also realizing that Wei was likely "patient zero."
She believes that she came into contact with the virus via a shared toilet with wild meat sellers. Wei has since made a full recovery from COVID-19.
In other coronavirus news, the United States officially has more confirmed cases than Italy and China.
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New Jeruzalem Journalist
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You don't have the facts of the story straight. He went into Urgent Care with syptoms. They told him
His condition worsened as he was taken to a hospital (which Urgent Care didn't provide service for). Had they just treated his ass before his conditioned worsened it's possible he wouldn't have gone into cardiac arrest and died. In life threatening emergencies, time is your number one factor in determining the outcome. Delay in care literally kills people.
You dudes can try and spin this away all you want in your quest to deny the absurdity and inhumanity of this country not providing healthcare to everyone, but the bottom line is that his lack of healthcare undeniably contributed to his premature death. Which is the whole fukking point of the story.
Sorry for getting back to you late hun. Yes, I did and I am negative! I hope you aren't going too crazy during this wild time.
You don't have the facts of the story straight. He went into Urgent Care with syptoms. They told him
His condition worsened as he was taken to a hospital (which Urgent Care didn't provide service for). Had they just treated his ass before his conditioned worsened it's possible he wouldn't have gone into cardiac arrest and died. In life threatening emergencies, time is your number one factor in determining the outcome. Delay in care literally kills people.
You dudes can try and spin this away all you want in your quest to deny the absurdity and inhumanity of this country not providing healthcare to everyone, but the bottom line is that his lack of healthcare undeniably contributed to his premature death. Which is the whole fukking point of the story.
I dont think you know what urgent care is.
these dumb-assess keep ignoring the warnings from health officials out here. Doctors keep giving warnings but they fall on deaf ears. These idiots think they’re invincible. Some docs are trying to get a petition to the governor so he can mandate a stay at home. They gon learn in a few weeks. So far it hasn’t hit as hard out here but the hospitals are preparing.
New Jeruzalem Journalist
Superstar
The thing is the article implies that they would have treated him if he had insurance. If they don't have the capabilities why not just mention that instead of making it all about insurance.
