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Ontario Covid Hospital Cases (always updated daily

seagerbuzz

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Wow, watching someone talk to themselves in real time!

The realm of the delusional is now live! LMAO

Fiction brought to you by TJ and his sidekick Seagerbuzz

Me talk myself. Only when I'm at home alone. Most of the time I'm outdoors socializing with actual people. You might want to try. The lack of vitamin D in you body is starting to get to you. Go outside an get some it's free.
 

squeezer

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Me talk myself. Only when I'm at home alone. Most of the time I'm outdoors socializing with actual people. You might want to try. The lack of vitamin D in you body is starting to get to you. Go outside an get some it's free.
SeagerTj, you poor lost soul. One day come for a run with me and see if you can keep up! Suck up some of that Vitamin D, C and bring a puffer with you, you will need it. LMFAO
 

seagerbuzz

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SeagerTj, you poor lost soul. One day come for a run with me and see if you can keep up! Suck up some of that Vitamin D, C and bring a puffer with you, you will need it. LMFAO
The only thing you run is your mouth and fingers.
 

seagerbuzz

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Are you surprised that the field hospital set up as an emergency backup has only been needed for a handful of cases?
Considering they're transporting patients far away via chopper and bus and they say the ICUs are filling up then ya I am.
 

squeezer

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Considering they're transporting patients far away via chopper and bus and they say the ICUs are filling up then ya I am.
Does the fact they have flown in extra front line workers which Doug was begging for mean anything to you TJ, sorry I meant buzzard, no seager?
 

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" *Percentage of all people in the ICU due to COVID-19 (currently testing positive or negative) who are on a ventilator" = 66.1%
Oh yeah glad you brought this up

I love how people who have fought off Covid and those who never had Covid are being counted among the Covid numbers

If you had it and you no longer have it then you should not be counted
If you were presumptive and always tested negative then you should not be counted
 

lenny2

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" *Percentage of all people in the ICU due to COVID-19 (currently testing positive or negative) who are on a ventilator" = 66.1%


Oh yeah glad you brought this up

I love how people who have fought off Covid and those who never had Covid are being counted among the Covid numbers

If you had it and you no longer have it then you should not be counted
If you were presumptive and always tested negative then you should not be counted

How do they determine that people are in ICU due to COVID-19 who are currently testing negative? Do you know?

Do you know what percentage those are? Like over or under 1%?

Still glad i brought this up? ;
 

squeezer

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How do they determine that people are in ICU due to COVID-19 who are currently testing negative? Do you know?

Do you know what percentage those are? Like over or under 1%?

Still glad i brought this up? ;
Wow! I'm telling you, he's from another planet! I'm positive about it!!
 
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basketcase

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Considering they're transporting patients far away via chopper and bus and they say the ICUs are filling up then ya I am.
Would you rather be in an established ICU with all their routines and staffing well established or in some tent set up a few weeks ago?
 

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How do they determine that people are in ICU due to COVID-19 who are currently testing negative? Do you know?

Do you know what percentage those are? Like over or under 1%?

Still glad i brought this up? ;
There was a news article at beginning of month that said 27 of them (so with spike it should be about double this today)

The docs justification was because they used to have covid and had spent so much time in ICU they were now testing negative

Like I said, if you have an underlying health issue pre-covid its nonsense you are counted as a covid victim

But that nonsense has been going on since Day 1, they claim it is a "more accurate" count of covid numbers lol
They flat out say that by inflating numbers it will make it look more scary to the people

 

seagerbuzz

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Would you rather be in an established ICU with all their routines and staffing well established or in some tent set up a few weeks ago?
It was set up for a reason. So what's so different about it if it has the same equipment and medical staff.
 

lenny2

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There was a news article at beginning of month that said 27 of them (so with spike it should be about double this today)

The docs justification was because they used to have covid and had spent so much time in ICU they were now testing negative
Then it would be a small percentage of such cases.

Admitted to ICU with testing positive for COVID-19 & having serious complications as a result of COVID-19. They survive & their body overcomes COVID-19, with the help of hospital care, so they eventually test negative for COVID-19, after a long stay in ICU. As any survivor of COVID-19 would probably do after being in a similar situation for long enough, such as isolation or quarantine. So although having overcome COVID-19 & testing negative for it, they are still in ICU due to the damage that COVID-19 did to their body. As such, what's the problem with considering them a COVID related ICU case. Does that about sum it up.

" “You have a significant amount of people who were staying in the ICU with COVID for so long that they actually stopped testing positive for the virus, but the virus has done such a number on their body that they still require critical care,” Jean-Paul Soucy, infectious disease epidemiologist and PhD student at the University of Toronto, told CTVNews.ca.

“I think we need to make those true ICU numbers, the true number of people who are in the ICU and standing with complications of COVID-19, as visible as possible.”

"... in terms of what the public actually cares about, it’s how many people are critically ill due to complications from COVID-19.”

 
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GameBoy27

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Then it would be a small percentage of such cases.

Admitted to ICU with testing positive for COVID-19 & having serious complications as a result of COVID-19. They survive & their body overcomes COVID-19, with the help of hospital care, so they eventually test negative for COVID-19, after a long stay in ICU. As any survivor of COVID-19 would probably do after being in a similar situation for long enough, such as isolation or quarantine. So although having overcome COVID-19 & testing negative for it, they are still in ICU due to the damage that COVID-19 did to their body. As such, what's the problem with considering them a COVID related ICU case. Does that about sum it up.

" “You have a significant amount of people who were staying in the ICU with COVID for so long that they actually stopped testing positive for the virus, but the virus has done such a number on their body that they still require critical care,” Jean-Paul Soucy, infectious disease epidemiologist and PhD student at the University of Toronto, told CTVNews.ca.

“I think we need to make those true ICU numbers, the true number of people who are in the ICU and standing with complications of COVID-19, as visible as possible.”

"... in terms of what the public actually cares about, it’s how many people are critically ill due to complications from COVID-19.”

What you've said makes perfect sense to the vast majority of doctors, nurses, scientists, virologist and the general public.

Then there's TeeJay, who thinks he's somehow smarter than everyone else. But what do you expect from someone with a signature that reads "I should think by now it is obvious that masks, vaccines, covid tests, social distancing, quarantine, and curfews are worthless."

He's so out of touch with reality!
 
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lenny2

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Then it would be a small percentage of such cases.

Admitted to ICU with testing positive for COVID-19 & having serious complications as a result of COVID-19. They survive & their body overcomes COVID-19, with the help of hospital care, so they eventually test negative for COVID-19, after a long stay in ICU. As any survivor of COVID-19 would probably do after being in a similar situation for long enough, such as isolation or quarantine. So although having overcome COVID-19 & testing negative for it, they are still in ICU due to the damage that COVID-19 did to their body. As such, what's the problem with considering them a COVID related ICU case. Does that about sum it up.

" “You have a significant amount of people who were staying in the ICU with COVID for so long that they actually stopped testing positive for the virus, but the virus has done such a number on their body that they still require critical care,” Jean-Paul Soucy, infectious disease epidemiologist and PhD student at the University of Toronto, told CTVNews.ca.

“I think we need to make those true ICU numbers, the true number of people who are in the ICU and standing with complications of COVID-19, as visible as possible.”

"... in terms of what the public actually cares about, it’s how many people are critically ill due to complications from COVID-19.”

Small percentage???
It was 27 out of 400+ !

Extrapolated to todays counts it is closer to 55 out of 800+ !

That's hardly a "small" percentage...
Yup small. A significant, yet small number (small fraction, small % of the whole), but irrelevant as per what i stated above, inspite of your feeble attempt to put it in a different light of your darkness.
 
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