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Or he was just drunk and didn't know and the doomers on reddit went with this story instead.IrishTxAggie said:The cop that had the virus and after he was diagnosed refused to tell the officials where he was at cookoff because he is married and he was there with his side pieceBohunkAg said:What's the deal with this guy?HouAggie2007 said:
That dick of a police officer was released today from the hospital so we can all call him an ******* now without any chance of feeling bad about it
That's the story that someone in here posted off of Facebook or Nextdoortylercsbn9 said:Or he was just drunk and didn't know and the doomers on reddit went with this story instead.IrishTxAggie said:The cop that had the virus and after he was diagnosed refused to tell the officials where he was at cookoff because he is married and he was there with his side pieceBohunkAg said:What's the deal with this guy?HouAggie2007 said:
That dick of a police officer was released today from the hospital so we can all call him an ******* now without any chance of feeling bad about it
Regardless of what his reasonings we're it was documented in one of hildagos press conferences that he was not cooperating with officials on where he was.
This is correct.HouAggie2007 said:
Regardless of what his reasonings we're it was documented in one of hildagos press conferences that he was not cooperating with officials on where he was.
HouAggie2007 said:
Regardless of what his reasonings we're it was documented in one of hildagos press conferences that he was not cooperating with officials on where he was.
It was also documented that he was at the rodeo with a female companion who tested positive a few days later.
Which was later refuted by the Chief in Patton Village...so who knows.Mikeyshooter said:This is correct.HouAggie2007 said:
Regardless of what his reasonings we're it was documented in one of hildagos press conferences that he was not cooperating with officials on where he was.
Little Lina saying something in a press conference is not what I would call "documented."
So I have a haircut lady that cut my hair in her living room 2-3 weeks ago. No, I'm not giving anyone her contact info because she's about 65 and already freaked out about catching the rona. I had to beg her to cut my hair even though she's been cutting it for a couple years. That said, she is friends with the Montgomery county sheriff. According to her, the sheriff said that the rodeo cookoff philanderer patient zero fella gave the necessary info to the authorities, but was uncooperative with the media, for obvious reasons. Take this internet rumor for what it's worth, maybe slightly more accurate than Reddit...or not.
Internet rumor or not, that sure sounded like the occam's razor explanation for two people known to be "connected" that weren't really wanting to disclose how.
I know it's picking from two poor choices but I don't trust a damn thing coming from that police chief, even moreso than hildago
How many of you or someone you know work in the medical field in Houston and what is their take on this, now?T Durden said:
On channel 2 news they said around 9 or so million was spent so far. So if people and meds aren't required for the 250 beds then it wouldn't cost much more.
But...they also had Ed E. on as well and he of course had better ideas. Like use a hotel that is unoccupied for the 250 beds. Guy makes a lot of sense.
I have a couple of friends in it here, and they've all been VERY quiet on social media about this whole thing the last week or so. I've even texted a few asking how they're doing and asking how bad it is. I basically get no response or they try to act like the overreaction and fallout is still warranted. Then yesterday, the SO's dad (who's very much in the know with local politics and businesses) told him that a hospital south of Houston was laying off or furloughing nurses and doctors since they didnt have many Covid patients, and no surgeries lined up.
Hopefully Trump's plan is targeted and methodical. We cannot afford to keep the doors closed much longer, as we all know. I fear the economic fallout will only snowball if we do. And the disgusting part of it all is the people rallying for this, in the name of politics.
/W\ Saw 'Em Off! /W\
BTHO tu.
BTHO tu.
Assuming cleanliness is done and PPE is available, fully reopen hospitals.
Agreed we really need to get preventative medicine back up. It would be nice if somehow out of this people continued to treat ER as an emergency and not a fix everything location
hahahahahahahahahahaHouAggie2007 said:
Agreed we really need to get preventative medicine back up. It would be nice if somehow out of this people continued to treat ER as an emergency and not a fix everything location
If that 60MM temp facility is capable of handling all the CV cases then that would probably be the only realistic way to do that in the short term.CDUB98 said:
Assuming cleanliness is done and PPE is available, fully reopen hospitals.
7nine
I can dream right?
CDUB98 said:
Assuming cleanliness is done and PPE is available, fully reopen hospitals.
Pretty sure PPE is not readily available. I know an icu nurse and she wouldn't talk much about capacity, who they're seeing, etc. But she did say they are having to reuse N95 masks.
thats because they are able to clean them now.htxag09 said:CDUB98 said:
Assuming cleanliness is done and PPE is available, fully reopen hospitals.
Pretty sure PPE is not readily available. I know an icu nurse and she wouldn't talk much about capacity, who they're seeing, etc. But she did say they are having to reuse N95 masks.
Exactly. They are rationing them so that they don't run out until 3M can reestablish the supply chain. And they can be reused up to 20 times and they are cleaning them at least at my wife's hospital at the rate of 1000+ per hour.
A lot in my family (GP's and pharmacists). They tend to be soft-spoken about epidemics or big news stories because they don't always really know more than what's in the news and don't want their word to be taken as gospel. I wouldn't read too much into it if your friends aren't talking or dispensing wisdom. One on one, they might tell me what they're thinking about the news as they take it in and figure out what they're doing, but they're not issuing any big proclamations outside of their normal work.Quote:
How many of you or someone you know work in the medical field in Houston and what is their take on this, now?
I have a couple of friends in it here, and they've all been VERY quiet on social media about this whole thing the last week or so. I've even texted a few asking how they're doing and asking how bad it is. I basically get no response or they try to act like the overreaction and fallout is still warranted.
Houston's panhandlers are starting to wear masks. I guess business has been way down.
Are any of them inside the hospitals? Typically, GPs and Pharmacists aren't the ones taking care of the critical Covid patients in hospitals.
/W\ Saw 'Em Off! /W\
BTHO tu.
BTHO tu.
Let me clarify my last comment. I was mainly addressing the question of why friends in the healthcare profession may not be answering questions or making social media posts. Based on past and recent experience, I can understand why some folks may not want to make social media posts that could be copied and pasted. I wasn't attempting to speak for anyone working on the "front lines," and couldn't if I tried.
My wife works at TCH and they have a grand total of one Covid patient.
+301
Edit to add the below:
The White House guidelines released today recommend a 14-day downward trajectory in case load before phasing back into normalized operations. Hopefully Abbott will have some positive direction about reopening.
Ready for this **** to be over...
Edit to add the below:
The White House guidelines released today recommend a 14-day downward trajectory in case load before phasing back into normalized operations. Hopefully Abbott will have some positive direction about reopening.
Ready for this **** to be over...
Fitch said:
+301
Fuuuuuuu uuuuuuuck
#openHoustonagain
Muh logarithmic scale.
So the wording says something around "flu like cases" so I think you get to count overall flu and maybe even pneumonia cases as well. I can't imagine we're having a bunch of those right now, so may be enough wiggle room to put is in Phase 1 even though we technically I believe the COVID-19 trend is slightly up for TXFitch said:
+301
Edit to add the below:
The White House guidelines released today recommend a 14-day downward trajectory in case load before phasing back into normalized operations. Hopefully Abbott will have some positive direction about reopening.
Ready for this **** to be over...
The peak for Texas has moved again to April 29. One of the docs on the covid board posted that yesterday.
Of course it did. Next week it will move to the first week in May. The peak being two weeks away at all times has been the only consistency through all of this.98Ag99Grad said:
The peak for Texas has moved again to April 29. One of the docs on the covid board posted that yesterday.
Yep, its always just 2 more weeks. Like the movie money pit98Ag99Grad said:
The peak for Texas has moved again to April 29. One of the docs on the covid board posted that yesterday.
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