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Phone Surgeon wrote:If you get covid ...and it firetruck up your organs...
And after two weeks or three weeks the covid gone ....ent your organs still screwed?
And if you die from said organ damage 2 or 3 or 4 weeks later.....and your body test negative for covid...
You died from the effects of covid yes
But your cause of death is heart failure or heart attack or organ failure or whatever.
Who the hell wanna get old and have other people feeding and bathing them..MaxPower wrote:Just imagine the complications people are going to get in their old age when they need their organs the most.
Organ damage is a hell of a thing.
So when ppl feel this pandemic is the time for death….think again.
Their body their choice sir...MaxPower wrote:Just imagine the complications people are going to get in their old age when they need their organs the most.
Organ damage is a hell of a thing.
So when ppl feel this pandemic is the time for death….think again.
matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
carluva wrote:Colleagues.
We all need to think about what to do when (not if) we test positive for COVID.
Put some thought into how you'll setup a quarantine and isolation space at your place of residence. Some may be fortunate to have a master bedroom with dedicated en suite that can serve the purpose. Others not so. Make sure you have a quarantine plan.
Think about how to keep the infected away from those who are not. Give special consideration to kids and elderly. I have seen how challenging it is with my youngest to keep the mask on. A huge challenge is physical contact. Discourage types of physical contact amongst individuals until the place is safe. This is hard as I miss the contact and affection from the kids.
Put some thought into ventilation through your place. Windows, doors etc, Air purifier, fan.
Plan your supplies, N95 or KN95 masks, gloves, medicine and keep a reserve stock. Laundry detergent may be overlooked as you'll be wanting to do laundry daily.
Create a support network. Once your in isolation and following the rules and staying put you'll need people to help you with supplies, produce, food even.
Wash wares regularly and do not leave them to pile up.
Make sure your pump, tanks, hot water on order. Water consumption will increase during a quarantine.
If others at home are working from home or schooling from home ensure that space is completely safe. If possible have the workspace in a well ventilated room away from the infected person.
Avoid AC at all costs. These nights are cool so that's a plus.
Of equal importance, COVID is not leprosy... I am truly amazed at the level of ostracism and contempt a COVID person faces. Wifey coworkers treat a person who has contracted COVID as if they have bubonic plague. It's not necessary and even better, you can share your experiences to help others survive.
Cheers!!!
matr1x wrote:Yup. Get organized and help those in the community affected. And kick out any stray venes. They are plague rats.
drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
The deceased tested positive for COVID and then died of a heart attack. You call a funeral home that takes a bribe to give you a cheaper funeral because they aren't approved to provide COVID funerals.alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
adnj wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ 76% of Scotland is vaccinated with 2 doses
61% with booster
Obviously if Omicron is infecting everyone and most people are vaccinated then the numbers for vaccinated will be higher.
They also started vaccination in Scotland on Jan 10th 2021.
Waning effects by now for 2 doses will be apparent.There has been quite a bit of discussion around this.Redman wrote:Well I checked that....Appendix 6
Indicates that the UNvaxxed pop denominator is net of the vaxxed pop So isnt the 100k -100k of whichever cohort?
Scotland and Wales are seeing the same patterns. Reasons are expected to be:
Waning immunity
High vaccinated population
Work from home effects
Likelihood of multiple prior infections
Method of reporting, etc.However, one expert stressed that the patterns probably reflect factors such as Omicron initially transmitting in more affluent communities.
"It does appear weird until you start breaking things down," said Professor Rowland Kao, chair of veterinary epidemiology and data science at Edinburgh University.
Prof Kao said Omicron was "evening out the playing field" in term of infections partly due to its ability break through vaccine protection, but also because had seeded through more affluent postcodes and arrived at a time when people previously protected by working-from-home were less likely to be doing so.
He said: "If you look at the initial spread of Omicron the deprivation relationship was inverted.
"You were actually more at risk of being exposed to Omicron if you lived in an area of lower deprivation, and if you're more affluent you are also more likely to have been double or triple vaccinated.
"It's not just in Scotland; a friend of mine in Wales is seeing exactly the same thing and saying 'what in the world is going on?'.
"My suspicion is that we have this initial explosion of infections which ignores all the previous rules, and that this question of 'where did it start off?' is more important that all the other risk factors."
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/198 ... dmissions/
The deceased tested positive for COVID and then died of a heart attack. You call a funeral home that takes a bribe to give you a cheaper funeral because they aren't approved to provide COVID funerals.adnj wrote:alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
Just a side note,the ppl that spending $30000 on a funeral for a covid positive is because they want to spend that amount, there are funeral homes such as Dennies that are offering funerals for covid positives for $7500. If ppl know they not capable , don't hang your hat where your hand cannot reach.alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
hover11 wrote:Just a side note,the ppl that spending $30000 on a funeral for a covid positive is because they want to spend that amount, there are funeral homes such as Dennies that are offering funerals for covid positives for $7500. If ppl know they not capable , don't hang your hat where your hand cannot reach.alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
hover11 wrote:Just a side note,the ppl that spending $30000 on a funeral for a covid positive is because they want to spend that amount, there are funeral homes such as Dennies that are offering funerals for covid positives for $7500. If ppl know they not capable , don't hang your hat where your hand cannot reach.alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
PariaMan wrote:Hearing about horror stories in covid treatment centers
Tuners vaccinate and boost try to avoid getting sick enough to require hospitalization
At the same time monitor your blood oxygen if you do get covid
PariaMan wrote:Hearing about horror stories in covid treatment centers
Tuners vaccinate and boost try to avoid getting sick enough to require hospitalization
At the same time monitor your blood oxygen if you do get covid
Below 90 ambulance.KM_2NR wrote:PariaMan wrote:Hearing about horror stories in covid treatment centers
Tuners vaccinate and boost try to avoid getting sick enough to require hospitalization
At the same time monitor your blood oxygen if you do get covid
What you recommend doing if your blood oxygen drops in the event of having covid?
PariaMan wrote:Below 90 ambulance.KM_2NR wrote:PariaMan wrote:Hearing about horror stories in covid treatment centers
Tuners vaccinate and boost try to avoid getting sick enough to require hospitalization
At the same time monitor your blood oxygen if you do get covid
What you recommend doing if your blood oxygen drops in the event of having covid?
Between 90 and 94 be very wary
Between 94 and 98 you ok but keep monitoring
98 and above normal
You can call the hotlines a doctor answers and gives you guidelines on how to treat yourself.
This actually works very well
alfa wrote:The deceased tested positive for COVID and then died of a heart attack. You call a funeral home that takes a bribe to give you a cheaper funeral because they aren't approved to provide COVID funerals.adnj wrote:alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
Because the funeral director that gets a cut for referring you to an approved funeral home would rather do it. And have their physician sign the death certificate. And do it for less money.
Because the physician who signs the death certificate is not concerned with losing their medical license.
Because the funerary director is not concerned with losing their funeral license.
Because the person who died of COVID may not have had COVID in the first place and just died of a heart attack.
There never was a COVID test.
Because too broke to bury is to broke to pay for a COVID test.
Because if it had, OP would have posted that the day after.
Because it never happened.[/quote]
I never said the person had COVID but once you die at home an autopsy is usually needed which we were glad to avoid. Even before COVID when my dad died suddenly at 81 many years ago I was telling the dmo the symptoms he had and he listed the cause as asthma without ordering an autopsy cuz the guy was already 81. But you sound like a first year med student who's not familiar with the system. You really think I was going to post something like that at the time of it happening? But I guess it's safer for people like you to believe I made it up, you sound like a lil snitch anyway lol.
Tbh I don't know how but they doing it and making money because everyone is going by them and the receipt shows the amount sometimes 7500 or 8500. Doesn't cross that amountDizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Just a side note,the ppl that spending $30000 on a funeral for a covid positive is because they want to spend that amount, there are funeral homes such as Dennies that are offering funerals for covid positives for $7500. If ppl know they not capable , don't hang your hat where your hand cannot reach.alfa wrote:drchaos wrote:matr1x wrote:One of my neighbors died from covid 19...and the death certificate makes no mention of it. Explain that
Know quite a number people who did this in the last month.
Covid funeral arrangements are difficult.
Easy to just lie and tell the police/DMO/funeral home that it was a stroke or a heart attack
Sometimes you just pass a small bribe to the funeral home if you call them first and they arrange everything.
So you dont have to deal with the drama of the covid funeral protocols.
I can attest to this personally. Had a relative that died at home around xmas and the dmo was suggesting possible autopsy and sending the body to point Fortin hospital morgue in case of COVID involvement and all that. Funeral home was kind enough to link us with a doctor who made out the death certificate saying it was a heart attack and all that drama was avoided. Thank God, might have had to wait until after Xmas to get the body and have to do a $30000 funeral
Are they throwing the bodies in the sea?
$7,500 sounds low when you either pay to use a crematorium or have to get a cemetery plot.
Pre-covid the cheapest Hindu package at Dass or Boodoo's wasn't so cheap.
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