What I’d like to know is which drug cocktail Dr Conley is on.
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I am 47 years old. Had a heart attack on July 30th. I need to lose about 20-25 lbs to get back to my “target” weight of 180-185…I am sitting at 205.
They put in large bold print on my discharge papers: MORBIDLY OBESE.
If I am labeled as morbidly obese…this walking turd is neither YOUNG nor a physical specimen of anything.
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I want this entire article to be all truth. But I have doubts. I think some DEMs can win in some of these races…but it’s still a longshot to me.
What astounds me is the SC race wherein GOP voters won’t vote for Cal Cunningham as he may have had an affair…but these same jackasses will vote for Nostradumbass. What kind of mental gymnastics and pretzel twisting has to happen for this bullshit.
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Mitch is like a tick. It’s going to be hard to pull him out of Kentucky. He’s well entrenched.
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Because, if I read the science right, later in the disease progression, an ill person can test negative while still being contagious. The recommendations are that anyone with symptoms isolate for 10 days after their fever resolves without fever reducing medications.
Since Turmp is still medicated, there shouldn’t even be a discussion of him leaving isolation. His doctor is an irresponsible asshole.
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Earlier…
He is resisting still…
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So that would mean, if we’re not careful, tearing off his head in the process? (Well, if that’s what it takes… )
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Yikes. And I hope you are doing ok.
But if you are morbidly obese at 205, unless you are very very short, I might need to reevaluate my perception of myself as “a little chubby.”
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i am 5’9".
Yes, what is medically “morbidly obese” is what most of us would look at and say is a normal mom/dad bod. I look like Brad Pitt compared to what Nostradumbass looks like.
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Even if he is removed he might have already infected the body (politic) with a life threatening disease? Yeah, checks out, actually.
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Meh, they also use conditions to adjust things. Someone who is perfectly healthy with your weight/height would not be labelled in that way. People who have a condition that weight complicates, or more than one, that gets more and more picky.
Your heart condition and any other conditions (diabetes, high blood pressure, etc) would make the margin between ideal weight and “morbid obesity” much smaller.
I honestly despise the label, and I think they need to find a new way of expressing it. There is too much bias involved. It in no way compares the weight of one person to another, it just basically tries to say how much overweight you, personally, can be without it being dangerous.
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He really doesn’t have the faintest clue what’s happening anymore.
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Easy. IOKIYAR. Always.
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Available data indicate that persons with mild to moderate COVID-19 remain infectious no longer than 10 days after symptom onset. Persons with more severe to critical illness or severe immunocompromise likely remain infectious no longer than 20 days after symptom onset. Recovered persons can continue to shed detectable SARS-CoV-2 RNA in upper respiratory specimens for up to 3 months after illness onset, albeit at concentrations considerably lower than during illness, in ranges where replication-competent virus has not been reliably recovered and infectiousness is unlikely.
Not that he listens to his own CD, of course.
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Fuck. By those standards of obesity I would be considered a Hutt. Glad you’re doing better, though.
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Yeah, me too…
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205 lbs at 5’9" is a BMI of 30.3, which is just regular obese, and hardly unusual
Wherever the word “morbid” is coming from, it’s not his weight
I try to hit 24.9 at least once a year … beyond that, I suspect worrying about it is itself unhealthy
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Watch him hold his hand over the fire y’all!
JFC
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