Come visit any hospital in the Metro Detroit area. I'm sure some areas have been milking and exaggerating this but in MI it's fucked. Basically death panels at Receiving Hospital in Detroit. They had a semi drop off a massive cooler to pile the bodies in since the morgue is full. No PPE. Medical staff getting sick dropping like flies. Nurses who work in clinics being pulled into the hospitals. Situation sucks.
Have doctor and nurse friends and family. I understand people die everyday, and the death rate for this is not equal to the fear and panic being pushed, and as I said before that some areas are definitely exaggerating and capitalizing from the hysteria. But in the major hospitals Beaumont Royal Oak, St. Mary's in Livonia, Receiving in Deroit, UM hospital it is as bad as advertised which would make sense since statistically MI is getting hit as hard as anywhere in the states. Gretchen Whitmer is still a cunt. What exactly would you like for me to get a picture of?
Obviously I can't do that. When I said nurses/doctors dropping like flies I meant getting sick not dying. Just spoke with a friend who's a Resident Doc and he got sick on Tuesday. He's young and will be fine but has had nonstop migraine and if he tries to do anything has shortness of breath. Hasn't had any breathing issues. Said today his headache is starting to ease up. Said he's been eating edibles and advil and thinks the edibles actually help- a couple of guys he works with have had fevers for 10 days straight. Said he didn't see much success with hydroxycloroquine. 99.9% of deaths are either old or people or pre-existing conditions. Everyone else who's getting it does recover but there is still a shortage of ventilators and I know that staff at St. Mary's Livonia are having to bring their own masks and have to wear one mask for the whole day. Believe me or not but false flags do have casualties and sheep like you and me do get sacrificed.
Adjoining state? So not in MI? Do you know anyone who works in the medical field in MI? I can't speak for any adjoining states, I can only speak for what the people who actually work in the hospitals are telling me. I am not doubting any stories of empty hospitals. That's not happening here in MI though.
He tested positive for COVID after working on the floor for about a week. Meant to say he has had shortness of breath but no fever. Also black people have been getting affected more severely.
You are right. He said "I take Tylenol around the clock vitamin C and shit. I gave a bunch of hydorxychloraqhuin to people didn't seem to do shit". I'll send a pic of convo shortly