I heard rumour that in italy they have had to decide to consider only patients still economically viable, its why their figures are so high...
Nursing homes full of eighty years plus people are being bypassed?
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@questionWeaver Exactly, it's not about economic viability. That would go against the grain for any health professional with any integrity.
Ragnarock1276 · 46-50, M
Marganitbatadam · 22-25, F
@Ragnarock1276 It could mean the world becomes poorer for essential non-techno-digital skills. There's so much older people know that will be lost in its entirety of the who!e babyboomer generation is lost, unless that's the idea behind unleashing this scourge on the world by the elite! An end to opposition to the realignment of what wealth they don't have!
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
This disease ravages the elderly and the unwell. So clearly there'll be more of the older generation dying.
Even today. Several weeks on from initial outlook. THE best defence against this thing is STILL soap and water.
So if there's preferential treatment going on its probably more to do with limited resources and better chances of success.
Even today. Several weeks on from initial outlook. THE best defence against this thing is STILL soap and water.
So if there's preferential treatment going on its probably more to do with limited resources and better chances of success.
PhilDeep · 51-55, M
I don't think it was a rumour, I'm pretty sure it was news. Days ago. Also the official stats for deaths each day are known to be low because they don't include people who have died at home, not even troubling to try to reach a hospital, because capacities have been exceeded :(
ButterRobot · 51-55, M
ThatMusgraveWoman · 70-79, F
I would not believe that of the Italians. Not ever.
Marganitbatadam · 22-25, F
@ThatMusgraveWoman It's happening!
ThatMusgraveWoman · 70-79, F
@Marganitbatadam Unlikely.