Was just at the emergency room and things are way different

Yeah it is called covid

It’s covid from a different direction.

It started with elderly in care homes...children, most adults don’t visit or interact with these people, only low paid, under staffed, and equipped healthcare workers....

Now it’s from the other direction....

Young children at school are getting the delta in mass, and spreading to parents (20-40), family (20-60), and grandparents (60+)
nothing has really changed except who is in contact with who...

Superspreading is full on happening right now driven by children going back to school...

Vast majority of our Covid + patients now are 55 and younger...results vary, as does vaccination, but ultimately doesn’t matter...

The virus has a wider audience now, and is taking advantage of it.

3.50 comrade

I had to take my grown sons to the emergency room probably eight times during the past 18 months.

Every time we went there, I was always amazed at how empty it was. There was no line, there was no one in the waiting room, it was like a ghost town. You would see maybe 1 or 2 patients.

Flash forward to the present, with all these people getting vaccinated, and the place is like a madhouse. People on top of people, lines out the door, everyone looks stressed and panicked. What they have unleashed on this world is nasty!

I sure hope they don't spread all their viruses to my poor son.

Has anyone else noticed the difference? I can see why they are so desperate to constantly be pounding into everyone that all this is because of people being unvaccinated, because they know that it's the V!

And they are making a big show of giving unvaccinated people a special mask that's super protective from viruses, when really they should be putting them on the people that have been vaccinated, too. I told the nurse that the vaccinated are the ones carrying the very very high viral loads and spreading diseases, and she looked shocked.

Shit, another TV watcher!

I had to take my grown sons to the emergency room probably eight times during the past 18 months.

Every time we went there, I was always amazed at how empty it was. There was no line, there was no one in the waiting room, it was like a ghost town. You would see maybe 1 or 2 patients.

Flash forward to the present, with all these people getting vaccinated, and the place is like a madhouse. People on top of people, lines out the door, everyone looks stressed and panicked. What they have unleashed on this world is nasty!

I sure hope they don't spread all their viruses to my poor son.

Has anyone else noticed the difference? I can see why they are so desperate to constantly be pounding into everyone that all this is because of people being unvaccinated, because they know that it's the V!

And they are making a big show of giving unvaccinated people a special mask that's super protective from viruses, when really they should be putting them on the people that have been vaccinated, too. I told the nurse that the vaccinated are the ones carrying the very very high viral loads and spreading diseases, and she looked shocked.

Would be awesome to know what % ended up in hospital within a week of first vax. Giarantee, that's a big number.

I work as a delivery driver and go to ERs at big hospitals all the time and its still quiet. This is just south of chicago too.

Not many I guess, since 94% of hospital admissions in Pennsylvania are unvaccinated.

Yeah it is called covid