I saw the 70% but it didn't say 70% of how many. 70% of 10 calls is 7 calls and that's trivial.Quote:
Originally Posted by ciaban2.0
I saw the 70% but it didn't say 70% of how many. 70% of 10 calls is 7 calls and that's trivial.Quote:
Originally Posted by ciaban2.0
From what I've been able to gather, the rise in calls was 2%, and the 70% was the number of callers that were taking the animal version of ivermectin.
Of course, the AP got their info from the Mississippi Department of Health, so clearly it's their fault for reporting what an official agency says.
Could be a misunderstanding and a bad reporter that didn’t recognize when a piece of information in his story was clearly wrong. Of course it also could be proof of a giant left wing conspiracy in the media.Quote:
Originally Posted by natepro
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I firmly believe I got it last March (2020). I had trouble breathing and was coughing all the time for about two weeks. It felt just like the worst cold I’ve had but lasted twice as long.Quote:
Originally Posted by The20thK
It’s one of only two times in my career that I’ve called out (this obviously excludes things like pre planned vacation) from work. The only other time was about 10 years ago when I had to go to Ann Arbor, MI in January and it was about 20 degrees and wet.
Things are not as different as most people think they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
Media messaging on Covid, interesting rant from moderate conservative Sagaar Enjeti https://youtu.be/dCMa3nmdoRs
(nothing anti-vax or anti-mask, more about misinformation)
It’s weird how the only doctors these people trust are emergency room attendants.
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...dci-story.html
Heard that the numbers coming out in the news about ivermectin use have been largely overblown. Some media is issuing corrections, others not so much. It's looking more and more like misinformation.
What numbers? Like how many people used it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scoots
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It’s been a heck of a day boys!
About 1am my chest was getting heavy and throbbing from pain. Told my wife that I needed to go to the ER. 3 hrs later I got Monoclonal antibodies and some cough syrup with Hydrocodone.
Aches and fever still coming waves but no where near as intense as the last two days.
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Glad your wife was there for you and you are feeling better. BlessQuote:
Originally Posted by The20thK
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It is truly sad how many people use the emergency room as their primary care facility. They wait entirely too long to be checked out for whatever they have and end up spending time in the hospital that is absolutely unnecessary. Had they been a bit more proactive, they would have been able to be treated at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
It's sad how many people have no choice but to use the ER as their primary care facility.Quote:
Originally Posted by catman
Sounds like you are doing better. Monoclonal antibodies are life-savers in many cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by The20thK