TechnicallyReal
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Up here we're able to see capacity on any given day and this has not been the case.Throughout the last year I kept hearing about hospital occupancy numbers.
Funny thing is that they'd always report current levels, without citing normal levels.
"So and so hospital is operating at 105% capacity!"
Sounds scary if you don't know they normally operate at 98% capacity.
Not sure I'm following but I do agree that if the same rate of alcohol-related issues landed people in the ICU every day then it would cause the same issue that COVID is with regard to hospitals, doctors, and nurses.Canadian hospitals have been over-run for decades with diabetics, alcoholics, smokers, and druggies. Ironically all these vices have been made essential services to continue the addictions, while otherwise healthy people are not allowed to go to the gym.
Even with no masks and no lock-downs, Covid wouldn't come close to killing as many as alcohol and fat each year, never mind that after Covid is gone the hospitals will still be as over-run with these problems, and the alcohol killing spree will still be ignored.
Booking months or years in advance for actual needed surgeries, but a whole wing on liver and kidney treatments for alcohol abuse.
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Everything I read says 4th wave/Delta is lower hospitalization and lower fatality.
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