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Yeah, the motto of the GOP in Wisconsin seems to be “We’re willing to kill as many people as it takes to stay in power.”
Well if he holds his big arena packed rallies like he plans to, there’s also a possibility that it will spread there.
So much for my extreme stay at home program. The dog got sick and I had to take her to the vet. Can't really practice social distancing with pets. So basically I did a group hug with every person that went to that vet yesterday. I did bath her when we got home but she doesn't let me wash her head. Where do most people pet dogs?
For anyone who thought there would be no cons in 2020, Tampa Bay Comic Con was given the green light to go forward in July today. Temperature checks and hand sanitizer, but nothing about reduced capacity or 6 foot distance. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login45,000-60,000 attendees.
Atlanta Comic-Con has been given the green light for July 31-Aug 2. Pretty sure that means DragonCon will go forward as scheduled too.
I believe more data will confirm that the recovery rate is well north of 99% (IMO). Good for them.
_IF_ that's the case (and right now that's mere speculation), that says NOTHING about the long-term effects this disease is potentially exhibiting: or the complications from the disease (such as a 'newer' discovery that it's causing young adults to have severe strokes; or children to have significant circulatory issues; or how lungs are not recovering 100% in many patients). Or other complications due to the treatment of COVID-19 that could require intubation; there's a Broadway star who had to be put into a coma after intubation. Because intubation messes with blood flow to lungs and whatnot, it screwed up his circulatory system and he had to have a leg amputated. He came out of the coma for awhile before taking a bad "turn" and I haven't seen any updates since.I mean, going to a convention is a relatively stupid thing if the exchange is being in the hospital for several weeks in potentially excruciating pain for a 'moderate' case, not accounting for a more serious 'version' or complications. I mean, cons are annual & I can wait this out if it's a matter of risking getting sick or dying, or infecting my high-risk wife.
_IF_ that's the case (and right now that's mere speculation), that says NOTHING about the long-term effects this disease is potentially exhibiting: or the complications from the disease (such as a 'newer' discovery that it's causing young adults to have severe strokes; or children to have significant circulatory issues; or how lungs are not recovering 100% in many patients). Or other complications due to the treatment of COVID-19 that could require intubation; there's a Broadway star who had to be put into a coma after intubation. Because intubation messes with blood flow to lungs and whatnot, it screwed up his circulatory system and he had to have a leg amputated. He came out of the coma for awhile before taking a bad "turn" and I haven't seen any updates since.
We have to decide if we want to take the risk.