Broadway star Nick Cordero dead after 90 days in ICU for covid19

90 days!? Holy shite was he in a coma?

trumps fault

The fat lady sang

She claimed he didn’t have underlying health issues. bullshite.

Can almost certainly guarantee his lungs were healthy too

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symptoms were initially intermittent and didn’t seem to align with those frequently associated with COVID-19. “He

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revealed that her husband was in “stable” condition, but that doctors were still confirming the cause of his health crisis. “Two negative COVID tests. Doctors are convinced though that it is COVID so they did a third test,”

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That is curious

People whose minds are blown by all of these complications being caused by Covid have never seen someone hospitalized with immune system issues. Once your immune system is knocked down, all the other shite creeps in and your body can't fight. It's basic common sense.

I knew he was done when she said, a few days ago, that he might need a double lung transplant. It's sad that he died, but what kind of life would he have had if he had survived?

Official GoFundMe is here

Nick Cordero also played a Mafia type bad guy in Blue Bloods on a few episodes. His character’s name was Victor Lugo.

Is there a better explanation than article in OP in this thread on when negative tests were and when positive test or tests were?

Article uses 3rd test positive but then throws in negative test after amputation of leg and positive test announce in early May.

I am guessing 3 tests were early and then had a negative like he was getting better initially after amputation but later tested positive again, but article wasn't clear (it could be ad settings in Brave causing formatting to mess up article a lot and just missed details). They also mention machine used to help heart and lungs stopped circulation to leg causing amputation a week later after earlier saying it was a Wuhan complication like clots some patients are getting.

One thing that seems to have changed in treatment from his March 31st admission is immediately going to ventilator versus trying oxygen with shifts to prone position. I know this started back in March, but I am kind of wondering when tests were including first positive and if possible he caught it in hospital and if it was the machine or the virus that directly caused leg problem.