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Qat

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Nov 3, 2015
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I think after this thread, we'll get a group buy discount going with Siemens & just do it for fun.
I may or may not work or have worked for or with em & helped to build World domination devices into every product.

Be careful there.
 

Hauler

Been fallin so long it's like gravitys gone
Feb 3, 2016
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Anecdotal report from the field...

I have a nurse friend who has nurse friends in Florida. She claims the reports of their hospitals being overrun are completely false.

I already knew there was nothing going on around here (OH, KY, IN) - but she confirmed that as well.
 

Freeloading Rusty

Here comes Rover, sniffin’ at your ass
Jan 11, 2016
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Ambulances wait outside hospitals as COVID infections spread
COVID-19 cases have filled so many Florida hospital beds that ambulance services and fire departments are straining to respond to emergencies.

In St. Petersburg, some patients wait inside ambulances for up to an hour before hospitals can admit them — a process that usually takes about 15 minutes, Pinellas County Administrator Barry Burton said.

While ambulances sit outside emergency rooms, they are essentially off the grid.
 
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Anecdotal report from the field...

I have a nurse friend who has nurse friends in Florida. She claims the reports of their hospitals being overrun are completely false.

I already knew there was nothing going on around here (OH, KY, IN) - but she confirmed that as well.
Filthy @Filthy he's doing it again!
 

Freeloading Rusty

Here comes Rover, sniffin’ at your ass
Jan 11, 2016
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Florida county asks residents to use 911 sparingly as COVID hospitalizations surge
Mark Schollmeyer, the Brevard County fire chief, explained how the surge is creating issues for first responders.

"There is a capacity issue at our local hospitals dealing with this new surge in COVID-19," Schollmeyer told CBS News. "Crowding in the ERs has caused us to hold the wall and wait for our patients to offload before we run the next call."