Here we go again?
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Another big increase day over day. We have started noticing an uptick in our neck of the woods…
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Almost two years out, we STILL don't know what the hell is going on.
Gibralter, with a vaccination rate of almost 100% is shutting down. Granted it's a small population, but, it's shutting down.
Other countries are doing the same.
@george-k said in Here we go again?:
Almost two years out, we STILL don't know what the hell is going on.
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7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
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7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
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@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
@aqua-letifer said in Here we go again?:
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
Yeah, but it's a little early for the hospitalizations to start increasing. Typically that is 4-6 weeks after the number of cases increase.
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@aqua-letifer said in Here we go again?:
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
Yeah, but it's a little early for the hospitalizations to start increasing. Typically that is 4-6 weeks after the number of cases increase.
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
@aqua-letifer said in Here we go again?:
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
Yeah, but it's a little early for the hospitalizations to start increasing. Typically that is 4-6 weeks after the number of cases increase.
Not at all. Ask Jolly: people are going from "hey I feel funny" to dead within a week now due to the variants. Sometimes in 2-3 days.
The nice thing is, many if not most recoveries are also not taking 30-40 days like they used to.
Please love yourself.
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We’re already surpassing the last wave. The increase over the last two weeks is insane.
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Hope not. Worried about the sheer numbers of this tsunami...
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@jolly said in Here we go again?:
Hope not. Worried about the sheer numbers of this tsunami...
As @bachophile said...more contagious and less virulent is worse than less contagious and more virulent when it comes to the effect on the population.
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@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
@aqua-letifer said in Here we go again?:
@lufins-dad said in Here we go again?:
7-Day average has increased by over 30% over the last two leek. Big increases locally, too.
Oh, and hospitalizations are up.
Proportionally, though.
Yeah, but it's a little early for the hospitalizations to start increasing. Typically that is 4-6 weeks after the number of cases increase.
Not at all. Ask Jolly: people are going from "hey I feel funny" to dead within a week now due to the variants. Sometimes in 2-3 days.
The nice thing is, many if not most recoveries are also not taking 30-40 days like they used to.
@aqua-letifer said in Here we go again?:
people are going from "hey I feel funny" to dead within a week
Not in Maryland.
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543,415 in one day. Granted, this was delayed Christmas weekend reporting, but wow.
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543,415 in one day. Granted, this was delayed Christmas weekend reporting, but wow.
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Post Xmas around here, there is also an enormous demand for tests. Our local high school has a weekly testing clinic that ran out of tests this past Sunday.
Driving past an urgent care this morning, there was a line outside of 50+ people waiting for tests.
@rich said in Here we go again?:
Post Xmas around here, there is also an enormous demand for tests. Our local high school has a weekly testing clinic that ran out of tests this past Sunday.
Driving past an urgent care this morning, there was a line outside of 50+ people waiting for tests.
See https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/topic/13821/at-home-covid-19-test-kits
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@rich said in Here we go again?:
Post Xmas around here, there is also an enormous demand for tests. Our local high school has a weekly testing clinic that ran out of tests this past Sunday.
Driving past an urgent care this morning, there was a line outside of 50+ people waiting for tests.
See https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/topic/13821/at-home-covid-19-test-kits
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So what? What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make, other than monoclonal antibody therapy, which supposedly doesn't work well against Omicron?
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So what? What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make, other than monoclonal antibody therapy, which supposedly doesn't work well against Omicron?
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@jolly said in Here we go again?:
What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make,
In a few weeks a negative test will allow me to get on a cruise ship.
@copper said in Here we go again?:
@jolly said in Here we go again?:
What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make,
In a few weeks a negative test will allow me to get on a cruise ship.
Sink test it.
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So what? What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make, other than monoclonal antibody therapy, which supposedly doesn't work well against Omicron?
@jolly said in Here we go again?:
So what? What difference is a positive or a negative test going to make, other than monoclonal antibody therapy, which supposedly doesn't work well against Omicron?
One version works, Sotrovimab, but it’s in short supply and mostly being reserved for the immunosppressed.
Only non-witches get due process.
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