Is USA the new epicenter of Corona Virus

[First class]

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

[Clarke]

2 hours ago, First class said:

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

Stay safe & healthy

[MechEng]

2 hours ago, First class said:

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

Take care, you're doing a wonderful job.

[mishra]

7 hours ago, First class said:

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

True hero ! Hats off

[sandeep]

10 hours ago, First class said:

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

If FC is a "physician", I'm an astronaut training for Mars.  

 

Copy paste is a thing.  I cannot believe a physician can exhibit the level of foolishness and ignorance that FC does.  Regularly.

[Autonomous]

19 minutes ago, sandeep said:

If FC is a "physician", I'm an astronaut training for Mars.  

 

Copy paste is a thing.  I cannot believe a physician can exhibit the level of foolishness and ignorance that FC does.  Regularly.

Its ok, some of us maybe christian grays of real life here.

 

Dont judge a tv by its small antenna.

[sandeep]

4 minutes ago, Autonomous said:

Its ok, some of us maybe christian grays of real life here.

 

Dont judge a tv by its small antenna.

Bhai, you can try to disguise it, but education level is something that cannot help but express itself, given a sufficient amount of sample 'communication'.   No disrespect to anyone, especially not based on nationality/religon etc.  But FC is a moron.  And morons, by definition, cannot become Doctors.  There are academic hurdles that ensure that.  And if genuinely is capable enough to overcome those hurdles, that capability would have demonstrated itself in the manner of his communication.  Regardless of the subject at hand, or the setting.  

 

FC has copy-pasted this from his whats-app or wechat, whatever he's using.  

Edited April 15, 2020 by sandeep

[Laaloo]

11 hours ago, First class said:

I'm a critical care physician , working in the epicenter of corona virus infection USA, in NJ. We extuabted 6 patients today in our ICU, who were on ventilator for covid 19 infection, most in a day so far. Now I'm very hopeful, first time today that we're reaching the peak in NJ, although statistically we are still 10 days away. Definite signs of hopes across the river, in NYC.  First time in a 'long time' I had time to visit ICF , another sign of return of normalcy , hopefully. 

Lol Chal bhaag saale

[MechEng]

3 hours ago, sandeep said:

If FC is a "physician", I'm an astronaut training for Mars.  

 

Copy paste is a thing.  I cannot believe a physician can exhibit the level of foolishness and ignorance that FC does.  Regularly.

Hum sab ka katta ho gaya 

[sandeep]

44 minutes ago, MechEng said:

Hum sab ka katta ho gaya 

No biggie - never regret being positive or complimentary of good deeds.  Absolutely nothing wrong with it.  Innocence is always preferable to cynicism.

[FischerTal]

2600 deaths today in USA. Almost as same as deaths on 9/11.

 

 

 

[Autonomous]

1 hour ago, FischerTal said:

2600 deaths today in USA. Almost as same as deaths on 9/11.

 

 

 

Death rate is increasing in USA

[First class]

Thanks folks for your kind remarks and also to others for their "compliments" . But I can;t return the favor for those "compliments" and here's why.

 

I'm an intensive care physician in a big hospital for more than 10 years and have seen  innumerable sick people and deaths over the years in ICU .  But the level of shock , grief and deaths I am seeing on daily basis for last  3-4 weeks due to covid 19 pandemic has been unprecedented. We're at a war against this unseen enemy killing thousands of our countrymen on daily basis. Among my most trusted comrades ( or soldiers ) in this war are many Indians, whom I admire tremendously. They are residents and fellows physicians working with me and have been giving their 110% to save lives of the patients , risking not only their own lives but also putting their families at risk . Being an attending physician I have more responsibilities,  I make daily teaching and clinical rounds with them but they are the one who spend more time with covid 19 patients and perform more procedures than I do. Every one of them is fearless but smart and very dedicated to give the patients their best chance to survive. They come to ICU hours before me and leave later than I do, They are the true heroes in the war. 

 

  Not just Indian residents and fellows but also Indian cardiologists, surgeons and other physicians are the part of our bigger "army" fighting this war together. 

 

 So when I think about Indians, those heroes come in my mind and no one else, so in my current state of mind and in future too, I don;t feel like saying any thing negative about any Indian, including on this forum . 

 

Stay safe, stay well, stay home if you can . 

[EnterTheVoid]

2 hours ago, First class said:

Thanks folks for your kind remarks and also to others for their "compliments" . But I can;t return the favor for those "compliments" and here's why.

 

I'm an intensive care physician in a big hospital for more than 10 years and have seen  innumerable sick people and deaths over the years in ICU .  But the level of shock , grief and deaths I am seeing on daily basis for last  3-4 weeks due to covid 19 pandemic has been unprecedented. We're at a war against this unseen enemy killing thousands of our countrymen on daily basis. Among my most trusted comrades ( or soldiers ) in this war are many Indians, whom I admire tremendously. They are residents and fellows physicians working with me and have been giving their 110% to save lives of the patients , risking not only their own lives but also putting their families at risk . Being an attending physician I have more responsibilities,  I make daily teaching and clinical rounds with them but they are the one who spend more time with covid 19 patients and perform more procedures than I do. Every one of them is fearless but smart and very dedicated to give the patients their best chance to survive. They come to ICU hours before me and leave later than I do, They are the true heroes in the war. 

 

  Not just Indian residents and fellows but also Indian cardiologists, surgeons and other physicians are the part of our bigger "army" fighting this war together. 

 

 So when I think about Indians, those heroes come in my mind and no one else, so in my current state of mind and in future too, I don;t feel like saying any thing negative about any Indian, including on this forum . 

 

Stay safe, stay well, stay home if you can . 

Thank you for your service.

Ignore the usual chamcha's in this thread. They are a special category of clowns.

[Norman]

5 minutes ago, EnterTheVoid said:

Thank you for your service.

Ignore the usual chamcha's in this thread. They are a special category of clowns.

Oh the irony !

[Norman]

2 hours ago, First class said:

 

Tremendous respect for you brother. You have all my best wishes. 

Edited April 16, 2020 by Norman

[sandeep]

@First class I believe I owe you an apology - I mixed you up with a different Pakistani poster.  

 

[First class]

4 hours ago, sandeep said:

@First class I believe I owe you an apology - I mixed you up with a different Pakistani poster.  

 

No you don;t have to, not a big deal, thanks . 

[sandeep]

15 minutes ago, First class said:

No you don;t have to, not a big deal, thanks . 

That's quite gracious of you, thank you.  Lesson to be learnt for me - not to be too quick on the trigger when hurling accusations and assumptions. 

[Stradlater]

@sandeep when the Hindu rashtra revolution comes, you would be the first against the wall.