Twenty Four Michigan Hospitals at 90% Capacity or Higher

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Many say China has reinfected us. It gives them so much influence over the world, like pointing an AK-47 at you. In any event, it's China's fault, not Trump's.

China is also using Hydroxychrloroquine and early treatment outside hospitals, as are India and Russia. All the Demonicrats favorite countries. Demonicrats are standing in the way of that here. Why don't you all just move there?

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Many say China has reinfected us. It gives them so much influence over the world, like pointing an AK-47 at you. In any event, it's China's fault, not Trump's.

China is also using Hydroxychrloroquine and early treatment outside hospitals, as are India and Russia. All the Demonicrats favorite countries. Demonicrats are standing in the way of that here. Why don't you all just move there?

What if I told you that people blame China AND Trump?

[km1125]

Here's where we stand in Michigan:

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Here's where we stand in Michigan:

Source, smells kind of bullshitty

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Here's where we stand in Michigan:

Did you read the sentence in small print and compare that to where the number is?

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There is no doubt hospitals are having big issues. Several in my state are at 130 percent or more in beds being used and have had to think outside the box to take care of the patients. 5 hospitals have brought in fridge trucks to deal with bodies. We have a statewide call for retired medical professionals to come out and help, many are answering the call. While our vent supply is not being touched all that much, the number of beds dwindles daily. Where I live our hospital went bankrupt two years ago and the company who bought them out has kept the ER, labs, day surgery and ICU running, but more than 200 beds have been empty. They are working to get them all ready to be used again not only for their own patients but as a facility for other hospitals in the state to use. Their only issue at the moment is staffing.

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There is no doubt hospitals are having big issues. Several in my state are at 130 percent or more in beds being used and have had to think outside the box to take care of the patients. 5 hospitals have brought in fridge trucks to deal with bodies. We have a statewide call for retired medical professionals to come out and help, many are answering the call. While our vent supply is not being touched all that much, the number of beds dwindles daily. Where I live our hospital went bankrupt two years ago and the company who bought them out has kept the ER, labs, day surgery and ICU running, but more than 200 beds have been empty. They are working to get them all ready to be used again not only for their own patients but as a facility for other hospitals in the state to use. Their only issue at the moment is staffing.

That lines up well with other reports of the effects of the virus on hospitals... people focus on the deaths but the bigger deal is the problems hospitals have dealing with it.

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One of these areas didn't have Trump voters, one did. Can you tell the difference?


COVID ACT NOW (Harvard's tracking data via cdc)
https://covidactnow.org/us/mi/?s=1377361