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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Its been a while since Ive posted here but I see allyuh continuing to swallow the gobar normal normal. The following is another scenario which depicts how lies upon lies and being told on a daily basis and imo all ah dem could hull deh mc.
So a female friend of the family died from "covid". It gets sheity here, he began experiencing pain in her stomach so she decided to visit mt.hope to have a checked(no symptoms at all eh). They did the xray and saw a large unknown area which led to them having to cut the patient to get a sample so a biopsy could be done.
She spent at least 8 days in the hospital and on the 9th day they came to her and said he was covid +...At least 3 days later she died...
Carry on
K74T wrote:PM press conference at 2:30 PM tomorrow.
paid_influencer wrote:K74T wrote:PM press conference at 2:30 PM tomorrow.
here's so hoping the beach ban gets removed. we could lime by the bar, but liming by the beach is banned. time to fix that
redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:K74T wrote:PM press conference at 2:30 PM tomorrow.
here's so hoping the beach ban gets removed. we could lime by the bar, but liming by the beach is banned. time to fix that
d problem is when ppl rush d same day a ban is lifted or the day before it is put in place and crowd the beach is when spread could happen
Symptom Duration and Risk Factors for Delayed Return to Usual Health Among Outpatients with COVID-19
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32730...
US CDC
Random sample of 292 adults who had tested positive
35% of 274 symptomatic respondents, not returned to usual health 14 – 16 days after testing
18 – 34 year olds
N = 85, 26%. (74% returned to normal)
35-49 years
N = 96, 32% (68% returned to normal)
50 and older
N = 89, 47% (53% returned to normal)
Post–intensive care syndrome
6 – 12 months, cognitive, mental health, physical function
Persistent Symptoms in Patients After Acute COVID-19 (JAMA, July 2020, Rome)
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama...
143 patients discharged from the hospital
18 patients (12.6%) were completely free of any COVID-19–related symptoms after a mean of 60 days
Therefore 87.4 not returned to full normal
Manifestations
None of the patients had fever or any signs or symptoms of acute illness
Worsened quality of life, 44.1%
Pathogenesis
Direct tissue invasion by the virus
The virus clears from most of the body, but lingers in some small pockets
If there's long-term diarrhoea then you find the virus in the gut, if there's loss of smell it is in the nerves - so that could be what's causing the problem (Tim Spector)
Metabolic effects
New-Onset Diabetes in Covid-19
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2018688
COVID induced diabetes
Profound inflammation and cytokine storm
Immune system does not return to normal
https://www.immunology.org/sites/default/files/BSI_Briefing_Note_August_2020_FINAL.pdf
Ongoing immunological effects
Organ damage
Seen in MERS and SARS
https://www.medicaljournals.se/jrm/co...
Lung function abnormalities
Psychological impairment
Reduced exercise capacity
Brain alterations
Cerebral Micro-Structural Changes in COVID-19 Patients. An MRI-based 3-month Follow-up Study
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(20)30228-5/fulltext
Hypercoagulable state
Blood vessel damage
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-54296223
Possible inflammation of coronary arteries
bluefete wrote:Gatherings increased to no more than 10 people. WOW.
Funerals 20 people.
More flights between T&T from 2 to 6 flights per day with spacing in-flight.
redmanjp wrote:bluefete wrote:Gatherings increased to no more than 10 people. WOW.
Funerals 20 people.
More flights between T&T from 2 to 6 flights per day with spacing in-flight.
He say funerals compliant but d funerals I see on d news always have 20 to 30 ppl. Funeral homes need to organize something virtual for ppl to pay respects. It can't be that everyone coming to crowd d place with the end result being more funerals when someone vulnerable gets infected. 10 is enough for the immediate family to gather.
redmanjp wrote:bluefete wrote:Gatherings increased to no more than 10 people. WOW.
Funerals 20 people.
More flights between T&T from 2 to 6 flights per day with spacing in-flight.
He say funerals compliant but d funerals I see on d news always have 20 to 30 ppl. Funeral homes need to organize something virtual for ppl to pay respects. It can't be that everyone coming to crowd d place with the end result being more funerals when someone vulnerable gets infected. 10 is enough for the immediate family to gather.
paid_influencer wrote:bucco reef tours open but going by the beach still banned... okay then
redmanjp wrote:So we going to remain at 50 cases per day and 1 death per day till Christmas and New Years. Going to 10 ppl I a group certainly not going to bring down those numbers if they were remaining at that level.
And 1 death per day means we looking at about double the number of deaths by the end of the year at around 170.
With bars, churches, dining in and beaches closed d only areas of spread is perhaps within those 1800 or so homes with Covid + persons, as well as the antimaskers on the streets. I think that fine should double to $2000 on the first instance then $10000 after. Jail if you doh pay.
bluefete wrote:Prior to the wine and jam elections (August 10th), the rates were decent (even if they were under-reporting).
Even when the beaches were re-opened, you did not hear about people getting Covid from going there.
With bars and so on closed, why are the rates still spiking? Clearly not because of the bars and so on.
Anyways, I understand the arguments but every so often, I wonder about what really is.
redmanjp wrote:bluefete wrote:Prior to the wine and jam elections (August 10th), the rates were decent (even if they were under-reporting).
Even when the beaches were re-opened, you did not hear about people getting Covid from going there.
With bars and so on closed, why are the rates still spiking? Clearly not because of the bars and so on.
Anyways, I understand the arguments but every so often, I wonder about what really is.
but the wine and jam elections also over-exactly 2 months now today being the 10th October -there is a decrease due to the current restrictions but it is remaining at 50 cases per day average. when the beaches were opened we had 0 community cases, perhaps we managed to eradicate the virus by the complete lockdown from march to may- and something happened in july related to our porous borders![]()
the spread could simply be in the homes of the 1700-1800 or so Covid + persons. How disciplined is the average person when it comes to wearing masks AT HOME if u have a family member who is infected? there is bound to be spread if u among them for 24 hours a day. but unfortunately we doh have space for them in state facilities- what we go do?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:No update from the Ministry today?
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