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“As of noon Saturday, there are six available ICU beds in the 11-county hospital region that includes Austin-Travis County, according to Texas Department of State Health Services. There are also only 499 available regular hospital beds.
That means 98.8% of all ICU beds in the region are in use.
“We’ve gone from having 70 new cases a day to almost 600 new cases a day. Right now in our hospitals, we have 477 people admitted to the hospital with COVID-19,” Dr. Desmar Walkes, Austin-Travis County Health Authority said during this week’s town hall. “And 161 of them are in ICU. One hundred people on ventilators. So, we’ve come to a serious time in our community… almost all of the people who are in the hospital right now are unfortunately unvaccinated.””
Your responses are incongruous to scientific consensus on COVID and what long-term, sustainable weigh loss programs actually entail.
Your response is just made up garbage lacking substance
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Thank you, however, for illustrating why we need true medical professionals to give public health guidance, particularly in a pandemic. Very best.
Thank you for proving you don't have any understanding of even the most basic health care fundamentals. As if someone needs to go to a doctor to understand obesity is harmful.
Governor Abbott Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Government Entities From Mandating Masks
May 18, 2021 | Austin, Texas Governor Greg Abbott today issued an Executive Order prohibiting governmental entities in Texas — including counties, cities, school districts, public health authorities, or government officials — from requiring or mandating mask wearing.
I can only assume you're being obtuse at this point. I asked for sources and corrected you on surgical vs N95 masks. You did not reply back to the 30 foot rule you claimed, so I asked again (below)
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Where did you get "30" feet? Was that some arbitrary number you made up or is that some new protocol?
You answered but also asked a question
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Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry
You haven't heard of wind or inside air flow because of central heat and air conditioning that takes it beyond the 6 foot gravity factor?......
I answered your question
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Originally Posted by dicipher
You made a comment without substantiation. It is not a protocol that has been preached, so I asked for a source.
And then you reply with the following.
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Originally Posted by Loveshiscountry
I just did provide proof
And you got two. Anything else I can help you with?
I can only assume that you did not want me to answer your question...so maybe you shouldn't have asked it?
“As of noon Saturday, there are six available ICU beds in the 11-county hospital region that includes Austin-Travis County, according to Texas Department of State Health Services. There are also only 499 available regular hospital beds.
That means 98.8% of all ICU beds in the region are in use.
“We’ve gone from having 70 new cases a day to almost 600 new cases a day. Right now in our hospitals, we have 477 people admitted to the hospital with COVID-19,” Dr. Desmar Walkes, Austin-Travis County Health Authority said during this week’s town hall. “And 161 of them are in ICU. One hundred people on ventilators. So, we’ve come to a serious time in our community… almost all of the people who are in the hospital right now are unfortunately unvaccinated.””
After all that, we have no idea how much of the ICU problem is duie to Covid cases. You didn't tell us the percentage of ICU beds that are occupied by Covid patient, nor did you give us the percentage at other times of the pandemic to put it in perspective. Without more info, everything you said is perfectly meaningless.
After all that, we have no idea how much of the ICU problem is duie to Covid cases. You didn't tell us the percentage of ICU beds that are occupied by Covid patient, nor did you give us the percentage at other times of the pandemic to put it in perspective. Without more info, everything you said is perfectly meaningless.
I did supply the link along with what you quoted.
Did you open it or would that have been too much work?
I can only assume you're being obtuse at this point. I asked for sources and corrected you on surgical vs N95 masks. You did not reply back to the 30 foot rule you claimed, so I asked again (below)
I did answer and provided 2 links.
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You answered but also asked a question
I answered your question
Why would anyone need to ask was my point. That wind or inside air movement is something that we are obviously aware of.
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Originally Posted by dicipher
And then you reply with the following.
I can only assume that you did not want me to answer your question...so maybe you shouldn't have asked it?
In Texas, an 11 month-old baby with seizures due to COVID is on life support and had to be airlifted 150 miles away to Temple because Police cars revolving light. No Pediatric Hospitals in Houston had ICU Beds to accept her as a transfer patient.
This would very likely NEVER have happened if people didn't get sucked into paranoid fantasies about vaccinations containing trackers, or magnetized the skin (see Ohio State Legislative hearing), or believe that the vaccines cause sterility (any accusations appealing to sex or something related to it, INSTANT "be skeptical about this" for me). Just to name two things about the no-vaxxer nonsense.
Ummmm.....................
It's due to the flood of unvaccinated illegals Biden is letting in.
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