euphrasyne Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 The hilarious thing is that we don't believe in 'the zombie apocalypse.' We make fun of all those sales LOL. DD16 is hearing impaired with an executive functioning disorder (special ed) and just blanked when he asked her why she should prep. We talked about it when she got home and she knew all the reasons: economic crisis--personal and larger, sickness/injury personal and pandemic, weather problems, etc. She just forgot everything when he started yelling and the only thing she could think was 'zombies' ROFLMAO. It was devastating at the time, but she managed to move past it and is taking every opportunity to rub it in his face now. He is just as unprepared as ever. Luckily he lives way down south by his mom and she gardens and cans a lot so they should be ok even though she is getting very old. My ex & his mom, DH's mom and sister, and DD23 are all going to be severely impacted by this because they have no idea how to plan. My mom is hoarder and my uncle a prepper, so they and my grandmother will be fine. My brother is iffy, but he manages a restaurant so he has stock from that he said he would use if it came to it. DD16 and DD11 are here with me and they seem understand prepping and usually help with that. My biggest hope is that no one shows up on my doorstep expecting me to support them. My family keeps asking me why I have so much flour when I cant eat most carbs. DOH. Because yall like bread, pancakes, and muffins twits. Apparently I haven't made homemade pasta in awhile (can't eat it myself anymore) and the younger one's eyes got big when I showed her the kitchen aid attachment for it. 5 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 22, 2020 Author Share Posted March 22, 2020 Like I said, it depends on how you define "zombie." The masses who don't think, who go around like grasshoppers, just eating. Those are zombies. 4 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 13 hours ago, Littlesister said: Cowgirl, at least you have 3 of the 4 that knows what to do. We have 2 daughters and 5 grown grandchildren. out of all of those 2 still live at home. One in Army. One in CA knows what to do and is ready. She even has a year's supply of dog food for her puppy. The granddaughter in Washington state knows what to do as her DH is in the Navy hosp. So what happened to the daughters? They see what we have done and one used to come here to shop for groceries when her DH got laid off years ago. But the advice never stuck. At least her DH has taken over and got things together. I guess some kids just learn the hard way. I must say I am tired of all the things I need to be doing before we end up on lock down. I was really hoping to get the RX's and then stay home for the duration. Right now I am between spring cleaning as it turned cold and drizzling off and on, so know window washing yet. And between getting the garden together that I wasn't planning on doing this summer. I think I am just getting tired and run down now. Needs me some rest. Just been in one of those moods where I want to do something but don't know what it is I want to do. Can't get my act together today. I guess this coronavirus is getting to a lot of people. I just keep thinking is there anything I am forgetting and it's driving me nuts. Food--check Water--check Lots of meds both OTC and RX almost a check off Other ways to cook --check What is it that keeps driving me crazy today. Propane and Gas --check I give up. I think I am just tired. Hope no one else is going through the what am I forgetting thing. I am just over it now. Must be getting bed time soon. Tomorrow is another day. No Church so canning to do and Bible reading. Then I can call it a day. I hear you. I have been scrambling to re-prep for months, as my Spidey senses were going off big time. Saving $$ while also trying to re-stock supplies. I don’t feel super READY, although we are better situated than the majority of people. So I keep wondering — what NEED have I left unmet? 6 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 From CNN: FEMA head can't give exact number of masks going to hospitals as doctors say they don't have enough supplies https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/22/politics/fema-administrator-gaynor-masks-coronavirus-number/index.html 1 1 Link to comment
Jeepers Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 Euphrasyne, you don't have to be "challenged" or what ever the politically correct term is this week, to go blank the way your DD did. Especially when someone is yelling at you. It happens to me all the time. Sometimes I go blank and I hurry up to blurt out the first thing that comes to my mind. Zombie is a good as answer as any around here. I might have to use that one...assuming I can think of it fast enough. Oh Lawsy, I just noticed your avatar! 5 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 Isn’t it an awesome avatar? 2 3 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 I have been prepping for the zombie apocalypse for years. It is a good way to explain it to others. Zombie preppers don’t actually believe in zombies. But as they say, if you are ready for the zombie apocalypse, you are ready for anything. 🙃 7 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 22, 2020 Author Share Posted March 22, 2020 Exactly, Cowgirl. I have asked a lot of people what they are going to do about X "when the zombies rise." They laugh, and then sometimes they look thoughtful. 2 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 This is not “just” a disease that endangers the elderly. From CNN: 12-year-old girl with coronavirus is on a ventilator and fighting for her life Relative says the girl has no pre-existing conditions and has not traveled to any hot spot. 1 6 Link to comment
TheCG Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 I've been seeing that younger people are needing ventilators in the US than in other countries. Some people are suspecting it's because of all the crap we eat, that our younger folks just aren't as healthy as they are in other countries. 1 1 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 TheCG, If this coronavirus is remotely like its cousin, the common cold, it also may be mutating... 1 1 Link to comment
dogmom4 Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 My county just announced its first death.... 5 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 22, 2020 Share Posted March 22, 2020 1049 people in Illinois diagnosed with COVID-19; 9 have died 2 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 7 hours ago, Ambergris said: "when the zombies rise." I've never read zombie books/watched zombie movies/shows [beyond a couple to see WHAT THE HECK...?] . One reason is the "gory/gruesome" factor, which appeals to me ZERO. But the main reason is that I have always know it's the prepper world's way of stereotyping the UNprepared masses. What has made me nervous about this type of stereotyping [I've said this on a few other occasions] is that it trains the mind to THINK/BELIEVE the storyline: These people are already DEAD so it's okay to shoot them. As in, if you aren't prepared, you will not survive A, B, or C catastrophic world event, you're already dead anyway. AND YOU CERTAINLY AREN'T COMING TO FORCIBLY TAKE WHAT IS MINE! ................................................................................. If live human beings try to take by force what is mine, I can defend. But I think it is immoral to prepare myself to "see" them as zombies so that defending what is mine becomes "easy"....."careless", even. { Not sure I'm explaining this clearly.} The non-prepper world caught on to this Z- theme and yet STILL MISSED THE POINT! Catastrophic Events happen. Daily to a certain percentage of people. Yearly to certain regions with weather events, etc. Then.....once a century or so...it happens to ALL of us at once. THEN the supply lines are way too long to bear up under the strain. Food, water, medical, safe shelter, transportation shortages make dying too easy. And the masses apparently can't count to 100. 1918 + a century or so = an all-too viable possibility that dystopia will happen again and you who will not see......are the zombies. MtRider ....will they get it? Times running out fast for those we truly wish would 'get it'. 3 Link to comment
Littlesister Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 Those prepper TV shows are nuts. Have any of you seen the one naked and afraid. That has to be the dumbest show on record. I ran across it while surfing the tv stations a year ago and can't believe it is still going. People will do anything to get on tv I guess. It is suppose to be some sort of reality show. Stupid is all I can say. These shows do nothing for those that prepare ahead of what is coming down the pipes. I they will get it Mt. Rider before it is to late. And the clock is ticking. Time is running out. 2 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 5 hours ago, TheCG said: our younger folks just aren't as healthy as they are in other countries. Also.....this wretched VAPING is going to wreck their lungs....which will not be good for COVID. MtRider 3 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 23, 2020 Author Share Posted March 23, 2020 59,138 Italy33,276 US 28,768 Spain 24,873 Germany 21,638 Iran 16,044 France 8,897 Korea, South 7,245 Switzerland 5,741 United Kingdom 4,216 Netherlands 3,401 Belgium 3,244 Austria 2,383 Norway 1,934 Sweden 1,600 Portugal 1,593 Brazil 1,514 Denmark 1,470 Canada 1,314 Australia 1,306 Malaysia 1,236 Turkey 1,120 Czechia 1,086 Japan 1,071 Israel 906 Ireland 798 Luxembourg 789 Ecuador 776 Pakistan 712 Cruise Ship 634 Poland 632 Chile 626 Finland 624 Greece 599 Thailand 568 Iceland 514 Indonesia 511 Saudi Arabia 494 Qatar 455 Singapore 433 Romania 414 Slovenia 396 India 380 Philippines 367 Russia 363 Peru 332 Bahrain 327 Egypt 326 Estonia 274 South Africa 254 Croatia 251 Mexico 248 Lebanon 245 Panama 233 Iraq 231 Colombia 225 Argentina 222 Serbia 202 Dominican Republic 201 Algeria 194 Armenia 188 Kuwait 187 Bulgaria 185 Slovakia 169 Taiwan* 160 San Marino 153 United Arab Emirates 139 Latvia 135 Uruguay 134 Costa Rica 131 Lithuania 131 Hungary 126 Bosnia and Herzegovina 115 Morocco 114 North Macedonia 113 Vietnam 113 Andorra 112 Jordan 95 Cyprus 94 Moldova 90 Malta 89 Albania 88 Brunei 84 Cambodia 82 Sri Lanka 76 Belarus 75 Burkina Faso 75 Tunisia 73 Ukraine 70 Venezuela 67 Senegal 66 New Zealand 65 Azerbaijan 60 Kazakhstan 56 Guadeloupe 55 Oman 54 Georgia 50 Trinidad and Tobago 47 Reunion 43 Uzbekistan 40 Cameroon 40 Afghanistan 37 Liechtenstein 37 Martinique 35 Cuba 30 Congo (Kinshasa) 30 Nigeria 27 Bangladesh 26 Honduras 24 Bolivia 24 Ghana 23 Monaco 22 Paraguay 21 Montenegro 19 Guatemala 19 Rwanda 18 Mauritius 18 French Guiana 16 Jamaica 16 Togo 15 Kenya 14 Barbados 14 Cote d'Ivoire 14 Kyrgyzstan 13 Maldives 12 Tanzania 11 Ethiopia 11 Mayotte 10 Mongolia 7 Seychelles 7 Guyana 6 Equatorial Guinea 5 Gabon 5 Suriname 4 Bahamas, The 4 Eswatini 3 Liberia 3 Cabo Verde 3 Congo (Brazzaville) 3 Central African Republic 3 Madagascar 3 El Salvador 3 Namibia 3 Zambia 3 Zimbabwe 2 Saint Lucia 2 Benin 2 Angola 2 Fiji 2 Niger 2 Guinea 2 Haiti 2 Kosovo 2 Bhutan 2 Sudan 2 Nepal 2 Mauritania 2 Nicaragua 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 Eritrea 1 Somalia 1 Antigua and Barbuda 1 Mozambique 1 Uganda 1 Grenada 1 Chad 1 Djibouti 1 Timor-Leste 1 Dominica 1 Holy See 1 Papua New Guinea 1 Syria 1 Gambia, The US breakdown 15,793 confirmed New York 1,996 confirmed Washington 1,914 confirmed New Jersey 1,642 confirmed California 1,049 confirmed Illinois 1,037 confirmed Michigan 837 confirmed Louisiana 830 confirmed Florida 646 confirmed Massachusetts 627 confirmed Texas 600 confirmed Georgia 509 confirmed Pennsylvania 505 confirmed Tennessee 476 confirmed Colorado 381 confirmed Wisconsin 355 confirmed Ohio 302 confirmed North Carolina 244 confirmed Maryland 223 confirmed Connecticut 221 confirmed Virginia 207 confirmed Mississippi 201 confirmed Indiana 196 confirmed South Carolina 190 confirmed Nevada 181 confirmed Utah 169 confirmed Minnesota 165 confirmed Arkansas 161 confirmed Oregon 152 confirmed Arizona 138 confirmed Alabama 102 confirmed District of Columbia 100 confirmed Missouri 99 confirmed Kentucky 90 confirmed Iowa 89 confirmed Maine 83 confirmed Rhode Island 67 confirmed Oklahoma 65 confirmed New Hampshire 64 confirmed Kansas 57 confirmed New Mexico 52 confirmed Vermont 51 confirmed Nebraska 49 confirmed Diamond Princess 48 confirmed Hawaii 47 confirmed Delaware 42 confirmed Idaho 31 confirmed Montana 30 confirmed Grand Princess 28 confirmed North Dakota 27 confirmed Guam 24 confirmed Wyoming 23 confirmed Puerto Rico 21 confirmed Alaska 21 confirmed South Dakota 12 confirmed West Virginia 6 confirmed United States Virgin Islands 1 confirmed US 417 dead 117 deaths New York US 95 deaths Washington US 30 deaths California US 23 deaths Georgia US 20 deaths Louisiana US 20 deaths New Jersey US 13 deaths Florida US 9 deaths Illinois US 9 deaths Michigan US 6 deaths Colorado US 6 deaths Indiana US 6 deaths Texas US 6 deaths Virginia US 5 deaths Connecticut US 5 deaths Massachusetts US 4 deaths Oregon US 4 deaths Wisconsin US 3 deaths Kentucky US 3 deaths Maryland US 3 deaths Missouri US 3 deaths Ohio US 3 deaths Pennsylvania US 3 deaths South Carolina US 2 deaths Arizona US 2 deaths District of Columbia US 2 deaths Kansas US 2 deaths Nevada US 2 deaths Oklahoma US 2 deaths Tennessee US 2 deaths Vermont US 1 deaths Grand Princess US 1 deaths Guam US 1 deaths Minnesota US 1 deaths Mississippi US 1 deaths Puerto Rico US 1 deaths South Dakota US 1 deaths Utah US March 22, 9:45 p.m. Eastern 1 2 Link to comment
snapshotmiki Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 We went from 80 confirmed to 207 in one day! 5 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 591 confirmed CO today......we've jumped up about 100 cases for yesterday and again today. MtRider ....hope it's just more folks tested but still.... 2 Link to comment
kappydell Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 I' think it is just that the "incubation" period is past - they had it but didn;t know it. That coupled with the delay between testing & results makes things look worse; maybe now the younger folks will quite feeling 'bulletproof' and gallivanting about. Younger folks, not in a danger area, are starting to get it and die as well. Viruses mutate, like any predator, they will go after the 'easiest' game....when folks at risk take precautions it readily moves to those other who do NOT take precautions. 5 Link to comment
Mt_Rider Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 I'm hearing that too, Kappy. A survey yesterday...local if I recall correctly...says the people in their 40's are highest group, followed by 50's. Children were least....1% under 9 and 3% under 19. The over 60's were lower too....CUZ WE'RE BRIGHT ENOUGH TO BE CAREFUL AND MOSTLY STAY OUTTA THE ACTION! But truly, the 30's thru 50's are the ones still on the workforce. Some of them have very hard choices to make because of that. Anyway....here is an article that discusses Govt tracking data on cell phones..... And we all react with NOOOOOOO! But....this is about COVID and how it can help TPTB get it under control of that monster if they know certain data. Yeah, STILL HARD to say yes, isn't it? Read and see what you think. https://www.wired.com/story/surveillance-save-lives-amid-public-health-crisis/ "surveillance" has such a sinister connotation, doesn't it? MtRider 4 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 23, 2020 Share Posted March 23, 2020 20 minutes ago, Mt_Rider said: I'm hearing that too, Kappy. A survey yesterday...local if I recall correctly...says the people in their 40's are highest group, followed by 50's. Children were least....1% under 9 and 3% under 19. The over 60's were lower too....CUZ WE'RE BRIGHT ENOUGH TO BE CAREFUL AND MOSTLY STAY OUTTA THE ACTION! But truly, the 30's thru 50's are the ones still on the workforce. Some of them have very hard choices to make because of that. Anyway....here is an article that discusses Govt tracking data on cell phones..... And we all react with NOOOOOOO! But....this is about COVID and how it can help TPTB get it under control of that monster if they know certain data. Yeah, STILL HARD to say yes, isn't it? Read and see what you think. https://www.wired.com/story/surveillance-save-lives-amid-public-health-crisis/ "surveillance" has such a sinister connotation, doesn't it? MtRider Cell phone surveillance without a warrant?!?!? Time to renew my ACLU membership!! If it is individualized in ANY WAY I think it is unconstitutional. 3 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 24, 2020 Share Posted March 24, 2020 The cases in Illinois mount daily. In the last 3 days there have been 700 new cases. Public Health Officials Announce 236 New Cases of Coronavirus Disease 23rd Mar, 2020 SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) today announced 236 new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Illinois, including three deaths in Cook County; two men in their 80s and a man in his 90s. Monroe is now also reporting a case. Currently, IDPH is reporting a total of 1,285 cases in 31 counties in Illinois. The age of cases ranges from younger than one to 99 years. Cases by county can be found on the IDPH website, as well as a list of local health departments who will have the most up-to-date information. For all personal protective equipment (PPE) donations, email PPE.donations@... Read more >> Public Health Officials Announce 296 New Cases of Coronavirus Disease 22nd Mar, 2020 SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) today announced 296 new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Illinois, including an infant. IDPH also announced three deaths. The deaths included a Cook County man in his 80s, a Chicago man in his 80s, and a McLean County woman in her 70s. Jo Daviess, Livingston, Rock Island, and Stephenson counties are now also reporting cases. Currently, IDPH is reporting a total of 1,049 cases in 30 counties in Illinois. The age of cases ranges from younger than one to 99 years. Health officials are still learning about this new virus and information and guidance is rapidly evolving. At this time, it is still unknown if a pregnant woman with COVID-19 can pass the virus to her fetus or baby during pregnancy or delivery. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, no infants born to mothers with... Read more >> Public Health Officials Announce 168 New Cases of Coronavirus Disease 21st Mar, 2020 SPRINGFIELD– The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) today announced 168 new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Illinois, including another death; a Cook County man in his 70s. DeKalb County is now also reporting a case. Currently, IDPH is reporting a total of 753 cases in 26 counties in Illinois (percentage of case by county below). Cases have occurred in ages 3 to 99. .. 3 Link to comment
Cowgirl Posted March 24, 2020 Share Posted March 24, 2020 (edited) It is quite clear that the number of confirmed cases does NOT count all cases. For example, guidelines for nursing homes are that if there is ONE positive case, there is no need to test other residents or staff. The rest are dealt with by symptoms. Thus, we will likely never know the full number of cases, or deaths from this pandemic. Edited March 24, 2020 by Cowgirl 2 1 1 Link to comment
Ambergris Posted March 24, 2020 Author Share Posted March 24, 2020 63,927 Italy43,847 US 35,136 Spain 29,056 Germany 23,049 Iran 20,123 France 8,961 Korea, South 8,795 Switzerland 6,726 United Kingdom 4,764 Netherlands 4,474 Austria 3,743 Belgium 2,621 Norway 2,088 Canada 2,060 Portugal 2,046 Sweden 1,924 Brazil 1,682 Australia 1,572 Denmark 1,529 Turkey 1,518 Malaysia 1,442 Israel 1,236 Czechia 1,128 Japan 1,125 Ireland 981 Ecuador 875 Luxembourg 875 Pakistan 749 Poland 746 Chile 721 Thailand 712 Cruise Ship 700 Finland 695 Greece 588 Iceland 579 Indonesia 576 Romania 562 Saudi Arabia 509 Singapore 501 Qatar 499 India 462 Philippines 442 Slovenia 438 Russia 402 South Africa 395 Peru 377 Bahrain 366 Egypt 352 Estonia 345 Panama 316 Mexico 315 Croatia 301 Argentina 277 Colombia 267 Lebanon 266 Iraq 249 Serbia 245 Dominican Republic 235 Armenia 230 Algeria 201 Bulgaria 198 United Arab Emirates 195 Taiwan* 189 Kuwait 187 San Marino 186 Slovakia 180 Latvia 179 Lithuania 167 Hungary 162 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