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51645 - Miscellaneous / Re: Coronavirus
« Last post by ignitebowling on Today at 11:47:00 AM »As a first responder I definitely wont take your word for it. Seeing near empty hospitals and ERs because people were scared to death to leave the house was real. Seeing people die at home from strokes and heat attacks and other preventable health issues because they were too scared to go to the hospital was very real.
The virus was real, the actual numbers was far less. What most people saw and lived in their day to day did not reflect the news and the governments portrayal because it wasn't the real world the rest of us were living in. Remember what you will it doesn't make it the reality the rest of us went to work in and lived in daily.
The virus was real, the actual numbers was far less. What most people saw and lived in their day to day did not reflect the news and the governments portrayal because it wasn't the real world the rest of us were living in. Remember what you will it doesn't make it the reality the rest of us went to work in and lived in daily.
Like I said a few pages ago, people may think (for whatever social/political reasons they want) that this is a COVID was/is a joke or a scam, but at least in the bowling community there is one person we could trust with this as she took her downtime during the lockdown to put her life on the line to keep others infected by it alive, and that is Erin McCarthy.
We didn't, but most bowlers don't realize that outside of the PWBA she has a day job as a RN at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Methodist/Children's Hospital, in Omaha. She was on the frontlines with this and could definitely state and assert that this was real. The interview made with her, Aaron Smith, and Emil Williams is still posted here as well as at BowlTV, so people don't just have to take my word for it.
BL.