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Accepting That Covid's Here To Stay & Learning To Live With It -
Forward-Looking countries are doing Exactly That ...
We’ll have to adjust our thinking about COVID-19 too. The coronavirus is not something we can avoid forever; we have to prepare for the possibility that we will all get exposed one way or another. “This is something we’re going to have to live with,”
"It's contagious enough that everyone WILL Get It." (Presumably referring to Delta)
- Andrew Slavitt, Former Sr. Advisor to Biden's Covid Management Team
HAD Covid
HAVE Covid
WILL Have Covid
It'll settle into being Endemic Worldwide with occasional Outbreaks.
F'rinstance -
In the "Living With Covid" vid -
Indonesia is preparing its hospitals to deal with Ongoing Covid.
This is Indonesia's New Case Timeline ...
Note that the Post-Delta Surge numbers are almost Non-Existent compared to the Peak of the Surge.
There should be some sort of program or agenda on how we can prepare better for the possible worst case scenario. I would rather prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
Thank you for that.
I am writing about the threat of a variant popping up that puts the unjabbed and jabbed together in the same boat. Given the nature of the reporting of these new variants popping up every few months, who knows when the one....or many....will show up to dominate all previous strains. Even this most recent one, there is talk of the jabbed being at severe risk.
Yes, the lockdown was not great in many different aspects. As far as shortage of staff, I agree. However, your average person could be trained to run equipment and administer medication....that is specifically geared toward Covid patients. In addition, with technology today, I am sure that it could be done safely and with the oversite of a nurse or a doctor if need be.
By the sounds of the most recent news, it does not sound like we are out of the woods yet with this Covid thing....and it sounds like nobody even knows where we are in these woods....are we in the beginning, middle, end...
Very true....not all ideas are good at flying. :)
Unless those hot heads scientists find a permanent solution that doesn't kill anybody.
Reminder AstraZeneca that killed over 120 italian folks...
If a vaccine is called safe i suppose nobody should die after being injected with it?
Or safe its just a misconception?
Nor have any side effects....