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In retail, they do that to us every week. It has completely wrecked me :-(
I can't imagine having to switch my current work schedule I've had for like 7 years at this point. It would destroy me too. Hang in there. Weird times.
Swings are the worst. I would have rather worked graveyard.
It's bonkers. No matter what I do my body is tired at around 8-9pm when I would usually go to bed. You'd think I could stay up til 5am or so after work, and get up at 1pm, or go to bed right when I get home and get up at 8am, but I haven't been able to do either. Instead I go to bed at like 2:30am and get up at 10 am. So I have a couple hours, go to work, a couple hours after work, go to sleep. I cant get anything done.
Something similar is happening in Nuevo León, México. San Pedro is one of the wealthiest cities in Latin America, so whenever the rich folks decided they didn't like the rest of Mexico, they flew all over the world or drove to Texas to get groceries and whatnot.Maybe now Nigeria's leaders can bother to build up the healthcare system:
Trapped by Coronavirus, Nigeria’s Elite Faces Squalid Hospitals
For decades, powerful Nigerians could ignore the government’s failure to invest adequately in the health-care system by seeking medical treatment abroad. The coronavirus pandemic means they can no longer escape.
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Maybe you guys should redo that Civil War since no one will punish your openly genocidal chief executiveTrump and his goons are trying to kill citizens of states that don't like him, and didn't vote for him. Republicans are silent, or clap like trained seals when their ambulatory colostomy bag president bellows about Democratic governors dropping the ball
Hospitals say feds are seizing masks and other coronavirus supplies without a word
As hospitals battle the coronavirus, they're baffled as the Trump administration seizes hard-to-stock medical supplies.
They are obviously inaccurate. Even taking a charitable version, we are only testing people doctors think probably already have it. Anyone showing mild or no symptoms are not being tested at all.
Same thing happened to me and my brother. It is virtually impossible to get tested unless you are I'll enough to need to see a doctor and even then it isn't a guarantee.
That is the case around here in Seattle, and from what I'm hearing from friends and family in other part of the US, this seem pretty much the norm.
Have you considered just saying he came in contact with someone who had it, shouldn't be too hard to find out the details of someone in your area who has it
I really hope that after this whole thing is over we get a sense of unity, and focus on what truly matters in life. Work on a better system that's able to handle something of this magnitude or even bigger. We were clearly unprepared for this. We basically need reform.
It's like this all over the United States. Basically the president and his administration are just spewing lies about testing availability and have completely fucked up the situation. To cover their tracks they have completely redefined what government agencies are for like fema and have basically said it's up to states to fend for themselves
I considered it but dam my integrity is too strong. I automatically have a guilty conscience and tell myself "what if there's someone who actually came in contact with a confirmed case and my dad took his spot"
It will take a while but estimates will come out. People will analyze the typically daily death rate of cities/states etc and look at spikes that are not explained by directly diagnosed deaths. We've already seen snippets posted here and there from all over.
A big part of this is not all countries are testing their populace at the same rate per capita or even the types of people being tested aren't the same
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Probably because it was out of 60 million infections and 13,000 deaths over a year. And the fact it was a form of flu - just something people are much more used to.
Absolutely. Just like estimates today for flu or past pandemics in history researchers will have to make certain assumptions to make educated guesses on worldwide losses, country and area specific losses. Unfortunately it will be educated guesses and it will take a while for people to sort through data and come up with assumptions on how much certain countries are underreporting etc
Have you considered maybe it's 5G??? That's actually part of the root of that conspiracy theory when in fact the only nations with large scale testing are the richest.
