Red Mosquito

verb_to_trust wrote:None of you are any different than me. I haven't read anything constructive in this thread in quite a long time. It's just doom retweets and whining. I don't bring anything to the table but neither do any of you.

We're the same.

verb_to_trust wrote:None of you are any different than me. I haven't read anything constructive in this thread in quite a long time. It's just doom retweets and whining. I don't bring anything to the table but neither do any of you.

We're the same.

Doctors at Memorial City Medical Center in Houston who treat Covid-19 patients have been told to reuse single-use N95 respirator masks for up to 15 days before throwing them out.
The country’s largest organization of registered nurses found in a survey of its members in late June that 85 percent had been forced to reuse disposable N95 masks while treating coronavirus patients.
In Florida, some hospitals are handing out only loosefitting surgical masks to workers treating newly admitted patients who may be asymptomatic carriers.
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Many of the problems of early spring, when hospital workers in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, California and other states first walloped by the virus scrambled to obtain rudimentary protective gear, have only grown.
The United States remains dependent on overseas manufacturers and fly-by-night middlemen who have jacked up prices sevenfold amid soaring global demand, according to supply chain specialists and public health experts, who warn that the problem will intensify as the pandemic spreads. The handful of American companies still making protective equipment domestically say they are already at maximum capacity.

verb_to_trust wrote:None of you are any different than me. I haven't read anything constructive in this thread in quite a long time. It's just doom retweets and whining. I don't bring anything to the table but neither do any of you.

We're the same.

verb_to_trust wrote:None of you are any different than me. I haven't read anything constructive in this thread in quite a long time. It's just doom retweets and whining. I don't bring anything to the table but neither do any of you.

We're the same.

verb_to_trust wrote:

blueviper wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

blueviper wrote:

Mickey wrote:Yeah I'm very glad not to have a child right now in a state that's reopening because I don't know what we'd do.

blueviper, my parents (65/63) are still going to Catholic mass and taking communion, no matter how many times we tell them not to. Insane.

That’s nuts. Have they adjusted how they hand out wafers/wine or is it business as usual?

Couldn't you just teach your own kids? Aren't you both academics who don't have to live outside your bubble? Upload your power points and then teach your kid. You can do both.

I work IT for a municipality and police dept. there’s no bubble for me

My daughter’s school has been zoom but now it looks like they are opening in fall. She s worried and wants to do online high school to avoid the crowd. Schools keep saying they are going to open but as it gets closer I doubt it will happen.

Sorry for the awkward quote. I was definitely trolling Mickey

verb_to_trust wrote:Positive news about other countries is nice and all, but doesn't really count.

Higgs wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Positive news about other countries is nice and all, but doesn't really count.

Fuck you. We worked damn hard for our positive news. Don't take that away from us.

Higgs wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Positive news about other countries is nice and all, but doesn't really count.

Fuck you. We worked damn hard for our positive news. Don't take that away from us.

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