Originally Posted by Ragnor
(Post 10863073)
Lock the elderly up no visitors strict rules for the staff- after all if we are all out of a job who will pay the nurses wage or how will the gov fund any aged care facilities.
You are proposing to sentence all the elderly of Australia to indefinite confinement in their rest homes, with no chance of discharge other than in a box, and no chance of remission of sentence? Seems a little harsh as a reward for decades of faithful taxpaying and community contribution. You are telling my Dad that he must observe (it would certainly not be celebrate) his one hundredth birthday in the company only of his wife of seventy years, without any of their four children, ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. That is certainly not the Australia he chose to live in after six years of war service, including combat flying in both Indian and Pacific Ocean theatres. Shame on you |
Originally Posted by Turnleft080
(Post 10863350)
It's like going to the doctor to get your blood pressure check. Your blood pressure is high only because your stressed visiting a doctor. Here is some meds to lower your BP.
Or don't bother taking my BP because it's self regulating. It fixes itself. It will increase decrease if I'm in a stressed state or not. It's superfluous. |
Yet WA QLD are pushing to host AFL/NRL grand finals which will attract financial gain for them but don’t let mum and dad in with the caravan to sit on the beach the inconsistency is a joke with these states.
Yes I am sorry for your dad being in an aged care but you’re willing to sentence generations to multiple life times of debt and high taxes each week this goes on we sink further into the oblivion. Lock the aged care up times arrived for tough decisions unfortunately the elderly and vulnerable need to be separated. |
Originally Posted by kiwi grey
(Post 10863719)
You are telling my Dad that he must observe (it would certainly not be celebrate) his one hundredth birthday in the company only of his wife of seventy years, without any of their four children, ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. That is certainly not the Australia he chose to live in after six years of war service, including combat flying in both Indian and Pacific Ocean theatres.
Shame on you That's it, and that will be it until we ease lockdowns. Want to bet when that will be? |
with no chance of discharge other than in a box |
Originally Posted by brokenagain
(Post 10863763)
At the risk of sounding crass, that’s 1 of 2 ways you leave a nursing home anyway. The other way is still in a box but via a stopover in hospital.
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Originally Posted by Xeptu
(Post 10863806)
It's also 1 of 2 ways you leave the Covid Ward and ICU, except that has nothing to do with old age, you only have to be there.
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Ruprecht we are on the same page I wrote this 4 days ago:
Sad as it is and unfortunate as it is, if this is not an old peoples disease, then why does he have to provide the ages of the deaths at each press conference. If he provides the ages, then it feels like Dan is insinuating it's an old people's disease. Or conversely is he trying to insinuate it's a young people's disease. Just say the number. (Hope no numbers). We don't need to know the ages. We don't need to know wether its male/female. If your going to disclose ages then disclose any underlying conditions. No, we can't do that, we must shock & awe not go about it with common sense and practicability. |
Originally Posted by Turnleft080
(Post 10863811)
Ruprecht we are on the same page I wrote this 4 days ago:
Sad as it is and unfortunate as it is, if this is not an old peoples disease, then why does he have to provide the ages of the deaths at each press conference. If he provides the ages, then it feels like Dan is insinuating it's an old people's disease. Or conversely is he trying to insinuate it's a young people's disease. Just say the number. (Hope no numbers). We don't need to know the ages. We don't need to know wether its male/female. If your going to disclose ages then disclose any underlying conditions. No, we can't do that, we must shock & awe not go about it with common sense and practicability. |
As the premier of Pineapplestan
A notice to all Cane Toads of Australia. Be advised your chain and shackles was a thing in the past. Their are no restrictions. Please continue to roam and cross all borders of this country at your free will. Go forth and multiply as per your species regulations dictate with no social distancing and do raise your middle finger to all those humanoids that are log jammed at the border. You own them one for all those Dunlop/Olympic tyre marks that you have tattooed on your backs. |
So TAS will keep borders closed until at least 1 December, can bet on WA lasting well into 2021 then....there goes the bumper summer / xmas traffic
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Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE
(Post 10863817)
I think he gives a breakdown of the age/genders to make people realise that these are real people that are dying, not just statistics. They cant give much more info than that for the sake of the families privacy.
In the wash up, if we come to a royal commission at the end of all this, when your in a state of emergency or disaster some of these privacy regs need to be lifted for the greater good of better health. |
Originally Posted by jrfsp
(Post 10863822)
So TAS will keep borders closed until at least 1 December, can bet on WA lasting well into 2021 then....there goes the bumper summer / xmas traffic
I don’t see WA opening up until there is a vaccine. Then a condition of entry will be vaccination. |
Originally Posted by Turnleft080
(Post 10863823)
Real people. What do the fake ones look like?
In the wash up, if we come to a royal commission at the end of all this, when your in a state of emergency or disaster some of these privacy regs need to be lifted for the greater good of better health. Are you familiar with the saying 'one death is a tragedy, one million deaths is a statistic' |
Originally Posted by ECAMACTIONSCOMPLETE
(Post 10863825)
Its humanising the deaths.
Are you familiar with the saying 'one death is a tragedy, one million deaths is a statistic' on how this thing is killing. i.e. blood samples, lung tissue all that kind of stuff. Everyone is eager to know. |
Originally Posted by Turnleft080
(Post 10863830)
Agreed on that but I do hope autopsies are being conducted to provide more info for us and for future generations
on how this thing is killing. i.e. blood samples, lung tissue all that kind of stuff. Everyone is eager to know. On a serious note, a lung on a deceased person that has been subjected to Covid looks like it’s been boiled. Tell me that something similar wouldn’t happen in a mild case. How about our fellow pilot in Vietnam who was otherwise in good health, then spent several months in a coma on ECMO and by a miracle has recovered. His lungs are basically screwed beyond repair and he struggles to do anything these days. I hope you get this apparent “no fuss” disease buddy, and then you can tell us how you faired afterwards. The idea of “boosting your immune system” is the biggest crock of **** I’ve ever read by the way. |
Originally Posted by morno
(Post 10863958)
Yes, they are. Apparently they’re full of garlic. See, your stupid idea has no merit.
On a serious note, a lung on a deceased person that has been subjected to Covid looks like it’s been boiled. Tell me that something similar wouldn’t happen in a mild case. How about our fellow pilot in Vietnam who was otherwise in good health, then spent several months in a coma on ECMO and by a miracle has recovered. His lungs are basically screwed beyond repair and he struggles to do anything these days. I hope you get this apparent “no fuss” disease buddy, and then you can tell us how you faired afterwards. The idea of “boosting your immune system” is the biggest crock of **** I’ve ever read by the way. any exercise and hay presto you have a weakened immune system. Any disease will knock on your door and it's party time. However, if you did the reverse to what I said, then the moment they knock on your door, you will be able to blow them away in the style of hasta la vista baby. You be the terminator don't let them terminate you. |
Originally Posted by Turnleft080
(Post 10863830)
Agreed on that but I do hope autopsies are being conducted to provide more info for us and for future generations
on how this thing is killing. i.e. blood samples, lung tissue all that kind of stuff. Everyone is eager to know. It is and has been a mega industry and the poor get "aged care" we have had current affairs programs about it for many years - most are trash. MANY never attend - but they are still elderly (and many Baby boomers!!!!) yet you still require them "protected". Can you put your proposal forward how you will "isolate" them have them "looked after" and how it is "funded" till a vaccine has been approved and available at an affordable cost. Gray Nomads is a industry that many want a part of in every state/territory - you want to lock them up? |
Originally Posted by morno
(Post 10863958)
Yes, they are. Apparently they’re full of garlic. See, your stupid idea has no merit.
On a serious note, a lung on a deceased person that has been subjected to Covid looks like it’s been boiled. Tell me that something similar wouldn’t happen in a mild case. How about our fellow pilot in Vietnam who was otherwise in good health, then spent several months in a coma on ECMO and by a miracle has recovered. His lungs are basically screwed beyond repair and he struggles to do anything these days. I hope you get this apparent “no fuss” disease buddy, and then you can tell us how you faired afterwards. The idea of “boosting your immune system” is the biggest crock of **** I’ve ever read by the way. There are numerous studies out there but the problem is this is so new that nothing has been able to be done in a coordinated and in depth study. Early studies are saying that 10-15% of all people tested positive are still suffering from long term damage that is getting worse once the virus has been eradicated. Just tried to attach a link to the 2 reports but can’t seem to get it to work. Sorry but if you google it you should be able to find numerous articles. |
Originally Posted by highflyer40
(Post 10864152)
Agree completely. Yes those dying from the virus may be in the at risk groups and the elderly but the big unknown is how it affects the young and healthy.
There are numerous studies out there but the problem is this is so new that nothing has been able to be done in a coordinated and in depth study. Early studies are saying that 10-15% of all people tested positive are still suffering from long term damage that is getting worse once the virus has been eradicated. Long term outcomes in survivors of epidemic Influenza A virus infection 5 Ways the Flu Can Affect Your Health Even After You Feel Better |
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