Anonymous ID: a0dc9d March 25, 2020, 7:42 a.m. No.8559288   🗄️.is 🔗kun

General public learning some things about illness and hospitalization lately.

Hospitals are dangerous places.

–Pneumonia: when older or weakened people go in the hospital for something and there is always a chance of coming down with pneumonia.

–Sepsis. The article about the 17 year old in CA. Says he had Septic Shock. Yes. It is called Sepsis. It is another infection anyone can get in the hospital.

These pneumonias and sepsis acquired while in a hospital may not even be related to whatever reason you wound up in the hospital. These are dangers you face when you agree to be hospitalized.

Please correct me when I am wrong. If you go to the hospital for the flu, and then die of pneumonia, your death is attributed to the flu (or covid19 etc)

Anonymous ID: a0dc9d March 25, 2020, 7:49 a.m. No.8559346   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>8558799

Anyone ever heard or read much about the death process from the regular flu? The reports about Covid19 tell us the patients get a bad pneumonia and the walls of the lungs weaken, allowing some blood to get in the lungs so they have a pink foamy fluid in lungs.

Maybe that's what always happens with the flu?

Everyone's worried about their parents and grandparents getting this awful thing, understandably.

I've never paid attention to learn what a typical flu death entails.

Fear porn?