it really getting bad hear now , I believe it because ,of all the kids coming from out of the area for collage , we went from just a few to over 300 ,in a couple week . we are a county of 60 thousand, an other rule county [area] getting hit

happened in my county too 2 weeks ago...lots of positive very few hospitalized.....quite a few with no symptons life goes on

quite a few positives here too but nobody is dying

They say it may be mutating and getting more easily transmitted and at the same time is becoming way less deadly. We should see way less sickness over all if cleaning, washing hands and wearing a mask work. After all I would think as clean as everything is now there will be less flu as well. LLL

Less people dying in nursing homes now that they stopped housing sick individuals in nursing homes. (dems) LLL

twice as many death here in a week ,still only 32 , it got in to nursing home , and collage an school , todays count 482 positive cased

22% positive rate for the state of WI. The four Green Bay hospitals are treating Covid patients in the hallways.

I don't believe that.If it was 22% the national left wing media would make it a headline story

Here is the link if you don't believe it: https://www.wbay.com/2020/09/29/coronavirus-surge-22-of-tests-positive-death-toll-reaches-1300/

Very true about the Nursing homes!!!

It sure is spiking over on the western side. Delta, Menominee, marquette, houghton counties all seeing a big bump lately. Here in the east end it's not climbing quite as quick. My parents are scheduled to take their camper to Esky to have some work done on it next week. I said if your done camping for the season, why not wait until spring? Stay safe over there.

We've had 444 here with 14 deaths.

That's 22% of tests. So 78% of the people who think they have it, don't. Because who gets tested other than people who think they have it....

I believe there is a lot of mandated testing now. Been mandated testing here for months.

So, I read the article you posted. Nowhere did it say they were treating patients in the hallways. It did mention that one hospital had 15% of their beds available and one said they had 26% available. Maybe, I missed something?

Edit, I meant to respond to Green Bay...

The CDC also says you can test positive for the virus for up to 90 days after being infected, even if you no longer have any symptoms.

I was tested, had o go to the hospital for a bad infection. My son was tested as well, he went to the Dr for strep throat. We neither wanted tested nor did we think we had covid but its mandatory here.

Anyone in our area needing or having an elective procedure needs to be tested. My wife had a test for her elective procedure. Also if you have come into contact with a positive test then you need to get tested as well. We had that situation with a church member. We were all moving an organ, but we all wore masks so none of us tested positive.

Bryce

I know three different people that have tested positive. In each case some in the family got it and some never did at all. They all were tested. There is a higher percentage of people that are not able tpo be infected without ever having China19. Really strange virus for sure. It does not effect one person and the next one has to fight for their life. LLL

Green Bay is not exaggerating

https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox11o...ling-wisconsin-hospitals-as-virus-surges

Last year I got the regular flu that was going around; it wiped me out, I can see why old people die from the flu.
This year (last week of August) I got covid. Not nearly as bad as the flu, and I've had colds that were worse.
It was different though, you could feel it creeping through your body effecting different things. Worst part was lack of energy, and food tasted terrible.
Dr. said it was "way over hyped", he said to me "you've never smoked, you have absolutely nothing to worry about". I now know 14 people who've had it since September, not that big of deal.
You notice that most of the deaths are in nursing homes; that's not old folks homes, or retirement homes, it's where people are bed ridden and on their backs.