‘We’re Going To See A Lot Of Deaths’: Covid Leaves Mississippi Hospitals At Brink Of Failure

The situation in Mississippi is getting very, very bad. I don't see it getting better since most in that state aren't vaccinated, don't wear masks and don't social distance. They keep going to large gatherings in doors.

They are putting their hospitals in jeopardy of failing. Which I won't be surprised when they do start failing in a week or so.

I won't be surprised if Texas and Florida follow in their footsteps. Their hospitals are near the brink of failure too.

I hope they're wrong about a lot of deaths.

Great job conservatives.

of course we are going to see a lot of deaths trollboy,the elite are accomplishing their goal of depopulation with vaccines.:itsok:
 
Dana is a creep hoping for kids to die so she, Asslips, and the usual morons can blame Republicans instead of Xiden. Xiden has over 200,000 deaths on his hands and counting. And he has done nothing.
 
The situation in Mississippi is getting very, very bad. I don't see it getting better since most in that state aren't vaccinated, don't wear masks and don't social distance. They keep going to large gatherings in doors.

They are putting their hospitals in jeopardy of failing. Which I won't be surprised when they do start failing in a week or so.

I won't be surprised if Texas and Florida follow in their footsteps. Their hospitals are near the brink of failure too.

I hope they're wrong about a lot of deaths.

Great job conservatives.


Got to do a lot of digging to find out the real issue. It's not the "beds"--it's a labor shortage, same as everywhere.

"Honestly, the real challenge is NOT the physical beds – hospital beds or ICU beds. The challenge is our hospitals may not have an adequate number of health care professionals (docs, nurses, respiratory therapists, etc.) to staff those beds," Reeves wrote on Facebook.

“Unfortunately, I’ve been advised hospitals throughout Mississippi have lost nearly 2,000 nurses over the last year,” he added. “There is a labor shortage in most industries throughout America today and health care is no different.”


And here, you can see that over a THREE WEEK PERIOD, the entire state had 388 patients in ICU. Is that ideal? Not even close. But remember, this is over a three week period. Hardly what they're making it.

Now, if you dare, ask why the media is hyping this to the extreme.

 
How much of this is true? How much democrat propaganda. Any one concerned should get vaxed. Give Fauci more money and be one of his beagles.

It's a shortage of labor--2000 health care workers have left--and not ICU beds.

See the links I provided.
 
Got to do a lot of digging to find out the real issue. It's not the "beds"--it's a labor shortage, same as everywhere.

"Honestly, the real challenge is NOT the physical beds – hospital beds or ICU beds. The challenge is our hospitals may not have an adequate number of health care professionals (docs, nurses, respiratory therapists, etc.) to staff those beds," Reeves wrote on Facebook.

“Unfortunately, I’ve been advised hospitals throughout Mississippi have lost nearly 2,000 nurses over the last year,” he added. “There is a labor shortage in most industries throughout America today and health care is no different.”


And here, you can see that over a THREE WEEK PERIOD, the entire state had 388 patients in ICU. Is that ideal? Not even close. But remember, this is over a three week period. Hardly what they're making it.

Now, if you dare, ask why the media is hyping this to the extreme.

That doesnt jibe with reality.



"The largest hospital in Mississippi is clearing out the bottom floor of its parking garage to build a 50-bed field hospital to treat COVID-19 patients as cases continue to surge in the state.
The federal government is sending medical professionals to help the hospital. Many hospitals face a crunch for space and staffing, and Mississippi has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the nation."
 
The person you replied to didn't read the article. If it had read the article it would know that the ship that was in NY last year is going to be sent down to Mississippi.

Biden has been doing all he can. He's made free vaccines available to everyone.

He's been sending ventilators and even a hospital ship. He didn't force any state to fight to get what they need like trump did last year to blue states. No state had to have supplies flown in guarded.

Biden is doing all he can do.

When we have people who refuse to wear masks, refuse to social distance and refuse to get vaccinated, there isn't much a person can do.

Republicans want to be able to live life like there is no virus that can kill them and overwhelm our hospitals. That's just not reality. The reality is those who actually continue to do nothing to protect themselves will get sick. Some will end up fighting for their lives and some will die. All of them are causing hospitals to be on the brink of failure.

This shouldn't be happening. This is all very preventable now but republicans refuse to do the right thing.

Has he sealed the border, where covid positive ILLEGALS are pouring in?
 
That doesnt jibe with reality.



"The largest hospital in Mississippi is clearing out the bottom floor of its parking garage to build a 50-bed field hospital to treat COVID-19 patients as cases continue to surge in the state.
The federal government is sending medical professionals to help the hospital. Many hospitals face a crunch for space and staffing, and Mississippi has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the nation."

See the other link. 388 ICU beds in the entire state over a three week period

Not great, but not the end of time
 
So if only 388 ICU beds exist and say 1000 people need them you think its no big deal?


In my state we have a public health tool that tell you what % hospital beds are taken up with covid patients. MS does not have that.
 
The situation in Mississippi is getting very, very bad. I don't see it getting better since most in that state aren't vaccinated, don't wear masks and don't social distance. They keep going to large gatherings in doors.

They are putting their hospitals in jeopardy of failing. Which I won't be surprised when they do start failing in a week or so.

I won't be surprised if Texas and Florida follow in their footsteps. Their hospitals are near the brink of failure too.

I hope they're wrong about a lot of deaths.

Great job conservatives.

This is sad....but as I've heard, health care workers are starting to run out of empathy.
 

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