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**** this little kid
Posted on: November 2, 2020 at 12:21:17 CT
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am I right?!?!
https://krcgtv.com/news/local/virus-claims-franklin-county-eighth-grader-states-youngest-death-to-date
Actually since I have your attention let me draw your eyes to my real message.
During the call coordinated by the Missouri Hospital Association, Parson said he was confident a vaccine will soon be available. But Texas County Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Wesley Murray questioned if there is a plan to address the rising number of illnesses.
"It feels like all of our eggs are in the basket of the vaccine waiting to come," Murray said, citing how few people in his community wear masks in public.
"We've got to urge them strongly to wear masks and things and they're not willing to do it," Murray said. "That point's not getting across somehow."
Parson was noncommittal.
"Every day we're going to fight this virus," Parson said on the call. "We're going to do what we can to help and still maintain a balanced approach."
Some CEOs said the smaller hospitals are struggling to find larger facilities to accept transfer patients. Even patients with medical conditions unrelated to COVID-19 are being denied, they said.
"It's taken us five or six calls to find an institution that will take a patient," said Jeff Tindle, CEO of a small hospital in Carroll County.
Ol' dummy Parson's has 0 plan. Oh Wait! Here's their plan: Williams said, noting the state is "doubling down on our message" to act responsibly.
Brilliant.
https://krcgtv.com/news/local/virus-claims-franklin-county-eighth-grader-states-youngest-death-to-date
Actually since I have your attention let me draw your eyes to my real message.
During the call coordinated by the Missouri Hospital Association, Parson said he was confident a vaccine will soon be available. But Texas County Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Wesley Murray questioned if there is a plan to address the rising number of illnesses.
"It feels like all of our eggs are in the basket of the vaccine waiting to come," Murray said, citing how few people in his community wear masks in public.
"We've got to urge them strongly to wear masks and things and they're not willing to do it," Murray said. "That point's not getting across somehow."
Parson was noncommittal.
"Every day we're going to fight this virus," Parson said on the call. "We're going to do what we can to help and still maintain a balanced approach."
Some CEOs said the smaller hospitals are struggling to find larger facilities to accept transfer patients. Even patients with medical conditions unrelated to COVID-19 are being denied, they said.
"It's taken us five or six calls to find an institution that will take a patient," said Jeff Tindle, CEO of a small hospital in Carroll County.
Ol' dummy Parson's has 0 plan. Oh Wait! Here's their plan: Williams said, noting the state is "doubling down on our message" to act responsibly.
Brilliant.
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