Quote (SocialSuicide @ Nov 4 2020 05:09pm)
Unfortunately we are already at that point with our hospital. Although we are not a major testing center (We only see active duty / family members / retirees), we are still, on average, submitting approximately 300 tests per day. On average, I'd say 3% of them actually come back "positive".
The reason I put "positive" in quotes: I have (more than likely) at some point contracted the virus while working in a hospital (especially being in the ER/ED). If I was to test, asymptomatically, I'd still pop-hot for the anitbodies. That is the problem we have, people are testing positive with antibodies but are completely normal. They run to Wal-Mart and then come in for testing because "someone coughed on me".
i was lucky enough to have the top surgeon covering over 3.2 million people handle my case and he was actually the guy who sliced and diced and cut me open
the extra holes he made are but mere dots on the abdomen. no indentations. what an artist. and his team? can't describe in words, tbh
one could say that i got lucky, landing where i did, but it was six days of research that resulted in the best surgical team in 2000 miles. and they did work they did good work. we were dead and out and they brought it all back. one time , baby. one time.