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I know of two specific cases who went to the hospital with a condition unrelated to Covid, tested positive for Covid and reason for visit was listed as Covid. One was a tick bite the other was foreign object in the eye. They weren't treated for Covid.
Hospitals still are not reimbursed for covid deaths.
Can you show us the discharge paperwork, any identifying information removed?
Hospitals still are not reimbursed for covid deaths.
Can you show us the discharge paperwork, any identifying information removed?
We have heard far too many stories of this sort of thing happening. Apparently they must be testing any and every person who comes into the hospital whether they have Covid symptoms or not.
There was a woman who was found unresponsive in her home. She was taken to the hospital where she was determined to have sepsis from an untreated UTI. She died but also tested positive for Covid and her death was ruled Covid related. I don't have any hospital papers to prove this happened but I absolutely believe 100% that it happened.
We have heard far too many stories of this sort of thing happening. Apparently they must be testing any and every person who comes into the hospital whether they have Covid symptoms or not.
There was a woman who was found unresponsive in her home. She was taken to the hospital where she was determined to have sepsis from an untreated UTI. She died but also tested positive for Covid and her death was ruled Covid related. I don't have any hospital papers to prove this happened but I absolutely believe 100% that it happened.
have fun with that!!
You'll need those boosters the rest of your life as you'll now be vaccine dependent.
Whats wrong with a natural immunity...and why aren't they giving antibody tests before vaccinations?
Why is the CDC saying natural immunity is no good?...it's the best immunity to diseases you can get
The truth could be that both types of immunity follow a similar pattern. Very solid protection for a few months, with protection from infection dropping off while protection against severe disease remains strong for longer.
The CDC has a limited set of analyses they actually perform, due largely to data-related limitations and also due to bureaucracy. You can look at studies from Israel and the UK to fill in the gaps when the CDC simply has no answer.
According to two of my doctors, many people were hospitalized who had underlying conditions and tested positive for Covid. Hospitals classified their deaths as Covid when in reality their other conditions were cause.
Yes, many died, but the statistics just indicate Death, not death with diabetics, congestive heart failure, etc. The number of people diagnosed does not indicate seriousness, i.e. no symptoms, headache, ventilator, etc. So there is no way to really get a good picture of Covid medically. It is either a yes or no and that tells me nothing.
"Sept. 15, 2021 -- The U.S. has passed another sad milestone in the pandemic: Now, 1 in every 500 Americans have died of COVID-19 since the country’s first reported infection last year."
"Sept. 15, 2021 -- The U.S. has passed another sad milestone in the pandemic: Now, 1 in every 500 Americans have died of COVID-19 since the country’s first reported infection last year."
Additional deaths since then just make it worse.
But that can't be true, we were just told it's not deadly. One of my anti-vaxxer relatives told me that the videos of body bags being loaded into refrigerator trucks at a hospital were 'fake news' and those weren't dead people in the bags, it was either dummies or ebay gig actors /sigh
788,000 people in the US have died from it, I don't know why you would say it's not deadly.
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Originally Posted by 2sleepy
But that can't be true, we were just told it's not deadly. One of my anti-vaxxer relatives told me that the videos of body bags being loaded into refrigerator trucks at a hospital were 'fake news' and those weren't dead people in the bags, it was either dummies or ebay gig actors /sigh
Knock it off. The virus invaded humans and humans who had current disease and risk factors did not have a strong enough immune system to fight it. They died. The percentage rate of survival is pretty darn high. Unfortunately. The post you quoted was a different conversation. Don't twist.
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