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re: Daily COVID Updated as of 11/2/20 8:00 PM
Posted on 4/11/20 at 8:36 pm to PanhandleTigah
Posted on 4/11/20 at 8:36 pm to PanhandleTigah
The week is now done for reporting. I started out the week saying we hit our peak this week and we would know for sure by the end of the week.
Conclusion? We did hit the peak and that is great news.
What is next? A continuation in flatlining and a gradual decline in new cases and it spreads its way through various communities.
Every week there are more and more testing available.
When we get back to work? When we do, I expect temperatures will be taken and contact tracing will be done for those who test positive.
If you are running a fever when you get to work, you will be told to go get tested, IMO. Once we have vaccine sometime next year, then we can go back to normal.
Conclusion? We did hit the peak and that is great news.
What is next? A continuation in flatlining and a gradual decline in new cases and it spreads its way through various communities.
Every week there are more and more testing available.
When we get back to work? When we do, I expect temperatures will be taken and contact tracing will be done for those who test positive.
If you are running a fever when you get to work, you will be told to go get tested, IMO. Once we have vaccine sometime next year, then we can go back to normal.
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Posted on 4/11/20 at 8:41 pm to uppermidwestbama
We have not peaked in deaths, IMO. Would love to be wrong on that. There's going to be a lot of deaths coming from the peak numbers that we hit. I'd wait two weeks before looking for trends in deaths.
The first thing you always do is wait for the peak in cases. Then go out two weeks to wait if more deaths happen. If more deaths do not happen, then it means most that tested positive were minor cases and that would coincide with fewer people in the ICU nationally.
What I expect to happen is a continued increase in deaths since the old people who were long-time smokers, have advanced diabetes, are morbind obese, etc, there are a lot of those still out there that will get this virus and die and I bet a good percentage of the cases from the peak ahve that group in those cases.
The first thing you always do is wait for the peak in cases. Then go out two weeks to wait if more deaths happen. If more deaths do not happen, then it means most that tested positive were minor cases and that would coincide with fewer people in the ICU nationally.
What I expect to happen is a continued increase in deaths since the old people who were long-time smokers, have advanced diabetes, are morbind obese, etc, there are a lot of those still out there that will get this virus and die and I bet a good percentage of the cases from the peak ahve that group in those cases.
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