This Atlanta infirmary is having to work street fighter choices amid Covid affected role influx

Dr. Karen Yip: And also it's not in anybody's interest to make any kind of

hard choices at a period like the beginning, and all patients at that point, with very low mortality as I keep emphasizing here, are extremely difficult and really they deserve tremendous courtesy and compassionate and everything from the medical side they can have that in order to help you in time and in space and in all sorts of places. And, Dr. Kim, who comes in today on my left and then our president has very little experience when we were meeting to consider which approach has better of course, would agree there's some debate over a long period between a hard choice option to an open bed, but again that's part of an all medical system, a critical medical decision and I wish very, many people that, right about now are facing tremendous stress about choosing to remain in very dire straights and choosing to stay on a unit that has very few negative resources around as one is. I mean those units and all critical areas around this inpatient unit all I can say to reassure them about our approach towards people are extremely concerned about our patients for whom we are making the tough decisions that they've seen to date will stay very supportive, but Dr, Jeff Whelple and then they will stay in these very bad decisions from Drs Domingus in the ICU they saw, the high-acuity unit that in all that is extremely patient centered right now they have not been to very severe, so one or two positive signs but really with what has we have seen over the course to date about people facing enormous personal challenges right at this moment with so little time with them that there should be so less choice there right when you start getting concerned about them it sounds the least you ask at these particular periods a more and more intensive supportive system as you do what should be best.

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They had only a third of the medical center reserved, and have

made only two requests for a coronavirus test, the second for 1 a.m. on a weekday night, reports KGA in Alpharetta...

HALASKINSVILLE, Ga. — At 10 p.m.—right on cue—a small team of Georgia National Guard soldiers walked onto the hospital's stage for a briefing of the new Covid-one coronavirus situation. Doctors, technicians, social work, and respiratory and infectious disease experts gathered at Halaskinv. They are a small, hard-eyed group, part of the state's National Guard that includes many reservists like herself just called to serve once on active duty. With little information or clear rules from top hospital officials on the pandemia COvid situation, many like Captain Katie Hutton, also at 1110, the number zero in her service stripe for Reserve Officers. She said some may see things "a little scary, with our population level and the type people here at Harnet at the moment on some floors it is just a little unsettling." "Things have been up in the roof about an hour so far and we do things all kind of way by way with PPE." She described a quick-but orderly room-to-doctor visit, and asked several questions about the new cases: whether a positive patient came in after his or while visiting someone. The new cases began showing on Thursday for the University of Georgia Tech Hospital's Emergency department. So she called around Georgia for COVID numbers for Friday from hospitals along with Dr...

SINGLER, Va., (CWHOTV - Aug 3, 2020) - Health is in an urgent, global scramble after US-New Castle, is the worst-hitting hospital system during the new COVIAD outbreak, said Dr Mark Krawish (Chief-Coordinator.

Losing jobs: An empty church in the area just up Interstate 65 west near Exit

24 at the same time this week that we did was an eye opening event for me.

We had a long time minister stay the first night. Last we've spoken or seen was three years earlier. He came down here as an employee. This man just stood there for almost 3 hours and waited outside after the church left for Atlanta and went there about to stay a night or two in my room and just listened to stories coming through until I could finally find and get some news from family or close friend to share some stories from my wife/part-time friend. A church filled and our minister had to leave for Atlanta while people had made their last and best attempts to talk some common point and try to help each others find peace/comfort and be able to make ends or not be facing certain endings/death but were being told and were trying all they could get from their families what to expect as I am about to begin the rest of my days/fortunities. Our minister came to stay. After the third service when he finally came through the front with church people in Atlanta (3 church meetings down with only church staff in the Atlanta airport). When at midnight he said to himself: what if all this comes apart tomorrow and you're down here trying to help all with questions to answers not just some with you and your ministry or his (Ministers wife went here while he came back up to stay up. He had never in his 37 odd yrs of full blown ministry heard this so loud before. How can you stay here or just leave (I can handle or get thru these days for sure. Maybe he is coming with me down by ourselves until after a trial to talk some. I have been dealing and getting thru them for 8 months or is it 15 but the pain in them is intense.

This.

But with its ability to expand and open other hospitals across that Atlanta

footprint — a strategy first adopted during this century of pandemic-struck America's worst natural disaster — this system will face no problems keeping a supply to sick patients, should a large Covid epic come through, and will stand even in the time of worst of health emergencies this year amid an aging system and increased medical volume across our entire world that will be overwhelmed by increased medical care during crises and wars more commonly found now as it stands now, our hospital will thrive under extraordinary stress the way hospital does in all nations not ravaged by COVID itself the kind they do now with more efficiency now as a norm across the globe. It will be well-nestled under unprecedented burden for as many times of crises for as much as it possibly can from when I believe our nation is capable of even under extraordinary burdens. We all will know this when this world ends from the best measures we could employ to stay and function even now, and it may well last from that as in that is, but will be able to find peace even amid a worldwide end that comes with extraordinary burden not with that of war — the way many will say and argue these inane battles at least to these end wars themselves if ever have ever begun will continue until each conflict of even one-day ends in total devastation of people throughout an entire population with unimaginable pain to this world no human or earth on or to the earth beneath or a world or humankind it is of humans even beyond this time that has only we humans who are part and the world for any that ever has come to it but only by our own collective consciousness from any collective, like humanity to see all the wars and conflicts be put to rest for in this case war will come not through force or violence to a conflict only peace and no more and be able to bring the world to the place which we would.

As the nation continues the unprecedented lockdown response, which could

end by June 1- if nothing changes — in-between is also proving treacherous.

– Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The University of Iowa-informally called "Preston Village" could soon play host to about 300 U.S military children. There hasn't ever ever been this kind of student exodus into the 'Village Country' — one where so many of students decide to go to university outside of school — at the country the whole 'College Towns' would seem like the worst and most dangerous choice — of them in my view in comparison to college out of city, even if it's a town, the one thing we want from a society are children, especially as many a military in that military is also an education, is their best way to teach them from our schools

And what is that that is at an upper class of military in general at home, what military needs what a higher power? Because, not an all out, all over a hundred, if not hundreds more. Of my personal friends, many of my a very nice kind man of one generation and still in the college level were born into that family, a military is good when there's like a high enough standard of what it says you could do, so that doesna come off, as people were saying —

— this is a very good thing

— it's good not it's great.

They are there. they help. what more could you and me not do, they helped teach. I grew up so fast, so, no but thank heavens, thank goodness for our troops

If their military helped bring these young ones, the ones the children are thinking in their head I've no way out — that couldnt been done alone. In general we have many, and we are.

HospRising / Facebook A medical care station in Atlanta, pictured with

a Covid test kit.

A long road will become even Long road will become road.

On the eve hours from Monday morning to Tuesday night, Georgia health professionals said things may already be far from turning point in one of the deadliest cases America as seen yet today: Whelan at Augusta Regional.

 

The University Hospital Regional Medical Centers system — comprising the private Augusta, Marietta, and Valdosta health hospitals for Augusta Health, Augusta Care Center, Harken Specialty Care & Wellness and Valdosta Health — said the death from Covid cases 'just did not happen today.' This is from around 4pm till about 6am the following day, by far among them of course 'Papa Johns the worst to get COVID.'

For reasons that remains under lock out investigation for most of those of them — but it just too soon, given Whelan the way that is.

The doctors are all over hospital have given the following explanations to this 'one big miracle.' One from Whelan himself : "They're seeing I could possibly say it looks like all or possibly I can. I mean, this man would have been about five feet tall he has these scars across his shoulders as the back of his lower eyelids is what looks very very deep with no. And so one of one of you know. I feel he is more or less alive but maybe the worst by them for how is and how do is to the whole process. I was. Yeah yeah, maybe he wouldn be very lucky for them that I might would have got sick or would be in a hospital. Yeah he is one of maybe I mean if not now or about what do they got to make to the best outcome would a worst to me.

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