Coronavirus

[mrposhman]

So Victoria about to report a Code Brown in hospitals around staffing levels due to the volume of patients.

I do find the "Code Brown" a little bit ironic being as we are all out of toilet paper in shops again. I'd hazard a guess there have been quite a few "Code Brown" emergencies around Victoria. hahaha

Ps. not making light of the actual conditions of the Code Brown, just the colour that has ben chosen.

 

[RoarEmotion]

So Victoria about to report a Code Brown in hospitals around staffing levels due to the volume of patients.

I do find the "Code Brown" a little bit ironic being as we are all out of toilet paper in shops again. I'd hazard a guess there have been quite a few "Code Brown" emergencies around Victoria. hahaha

Ps. not making light of the actual conditions of the Code Brown, just the colour that has ben chosen.

Yep. *smile* choice of color. *Smile* rhymes with hit.

 

[Tigers of Old]

Code Brown means the *smile* has hit the fan so fair enough I say.

 

[Baloo]

I wonder when the deportation hearing will start

Rogue MP tells parents not to vax kids

Scott Morrison is facing a fresh anti-vaxxer election nightmare after one of his own MPs publicly urged parents not to vaccinate their kids.

www.news.com.au

 

[Jake]

WA vaccination mandate sees champion hoop William Pike head to NSW - Racenet

New South Wales is set to become a rich haven for Perth jockey William Pike as the champion hoop stands firm in his commitment to remain unvaccinated.

www.racenet.com.au

Interesting to see how this will go.

 

[Brodders17]

I wonder when the deportation hearing will start

Rogue MP tells parents not to vax kids

Scott Morrison is facing a fresh anti-vaxxer election nightmare after one of his own MPs publicly urged parents not to vaccinate their kids.

www.news.com.au

Will he get some sort of $$$ payout if he is booted from the party before the next election? or disendorsed?

 

[Sintiger]

So Victoria about to report a Code Brown in hospitals around staffing levels due to the volume of patients.

I do find the "Code Brown" a little bit ironic being as we are all out of toilet paper in shops again. I'd hazard a guess there have been quite a few "Code Brown" emergencies around Victoria. hahaha

Ps. not making light of the actual conditions of the Code Brown, just the colour that has ben chosen.

It hasn’t been “chosen” Mr P there is a colour coding of different events that is standard across the country. Every person who works in a hospital undergoes annual mandatory training in what these codes mean and what actions to undertake if they occur.
The Code brown called in Victoria in reality is more formality than substance. Most of what it means is actually already happening but provides a more legal or legislative framework around it.

 

[Baloo]

It hasn’t been “chosen” Mr P there is a colour coding of different events that is standard across the country. Every person who works in a hospital undergoes annual mandatory training in what these codes mean and what actions to undertake if they occur.
The Code brown called in Victoria in reality is more formality than substance. Most of what it means is actually already happening but provides a more legal or legislative framework around it.

I still prefer ToO's explanation

 

[Sintiger]

I still prefer ToO's explanation

I still prefer ToO's explanation

 

[Legends of 2017]

I wonder when the deportation hearing will start

Rogue MP tells parents not to vax kids

Scott Morrison is facing a fresh anti-vaxxer election nightmare after one of his own MPs publicly urged parents not to vaccinate their kids.

www.news.com.au

I wonder what his constituents in the Phillipines feel about that?

 

[Baloo]

I wonder what his constituents in the Phillipines feel about that?

No doubt they might stop loving him long time

 

[TrialByVideo]

I wonder what his constituents in the Phillipines feel about that?

Think they've been happy the pandemic has hampered creepy George's ability to 'feel' as often as he once did!

 

[Coburgtiger]

My 2yo daughter tested positive on Friday (definitely from daycare). Omicron is a little scary for little kids, being more of an upper respiratory infection and them being prone to Croup. Which she got. We took her to Emergency at the Children's on Sunday night (I can't believe the professionalism and standard of care from the ED healthcare workers considering how stretched and stressed everyone is - truly heroes). They gave her steroids and the stridor settled. She's day 5 of symptoms and seems to be recovering well. I couldn't get her off the trampoline today even though I could hear her wheezing. She is unfazed by everything. Little legend.

Covid advice from the government was to isolate from my 2 year old. Yeah. Sure. On day 1 she vomited on me. On day 2 she pulled her fingers out of her mouth and shoved them in mine. On day 3 she coughed in my mouth. On day 4 she peed on me. Probably the wrong time for toilet training.

My wife has now developed symptoms, and tested positive. Weirdly, I haven't. I'm triple shot vaxxed, maybe it works.

Or maybe it's coming for me.

 

[glantone]

That's perhaps the sweetest and most touching post on this thread Coburg. Thanks for sharing it.

 

[Harry]

32 deaths in NSW and 18 in Vic. Hospitals at breaking point. Surprised both states continue to let it rip. Unfair to impose a code Brown on the hospital workers while the rest of us are living it up at the tennis

 

[Tigers of Old]

Someone should ask our leaders what number is an acceptable death toll per day? 1? 100? 1000? Or just so long as it's not a member of their families?

Here's the thing. Nearly all older people have 'pre-existing conditions'. The let it RIP policy is costing a lot of pain & it's not even helping the economy as people are choosing to stay away.

They need to rethink fast.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1483576462490112006

 

[pete and tys]

Need to bear in mind that the very vast majority of people dying are very aged with co morbidities.
Many are dying with covid, not necessarily from it.
If covid was non existent, many aged and frail people would be dying daily, we just don't get told the numbers.
The media is obsessed with beating up information for various agendas and to sensationalise.
Yes, covid is aweful and kills people.
But...very few fully vaccinated people who are not at a stage in life or health where death is likely from natural causes are dying.

 

[Tigers of Old]

Need to bear in mind that the very vast majority of people dying are very aged with co morbidities.
Many are dying with covid, not necessarily from it.
If covid was non existent, many aged and frail people would be dying daily, we just don't get told the numbers.
The media is obsessed with beating up information for various agendas and to sensationalise.
Yes, covid is aweful and kills people.
But...very few fully vaccinated people who are not at a stage in life or health where death is likely from natural causes are dying.

With respect, do you have some actual data to back that statement up?

 

[pete and tys]

We have previously been told by the govt/ health department that the majority of people who die while covid positive, die with covid, not of covid.
Think on this... some guesstimated figures only.
Say 1000 Victorians die a day normally.
Say 1 in 50 Victoria's is covid infected at any one time.
That means 20 people each day will be recorded as dying with Covid.

 

[BT Tiger]

If someone dies after contracting covid, who wouldn't have died otherwise (and potentially lived for many more years) then they are dying "from" covid. I don't care how old or infirm they are or whether or not they had preexisting comorbidities, they're not necessarily going to fall off the perch tomorrow. But contracting this virus might just push them over the edge.

Using the word "with" is a method to ease the collective guilt on the rest of society for ignoring those less fortunate than us. These people dying from covid are still people with loved ones.

But considering the vast amounts of inequality throughout the world and the lack of global action on it, I suppose this is normal human behaviour to ignore those less fortunate than us. It's just depressing seeing it play out in Australia.