That's a good for sure, I should have posted that instead of trying to type and work at the same time.
My thing is this: It's too early in the game to know what we have from US data because too few cases have come to conclusion. From world data you gather more info but it's also misleading with varying test protocols. South Korea has tested at the highest rate but it's still early. From what information we have gathered, it shows that it spreads and quickly and can overwhelm our ability to treat everyone. Arguing over number of beds is mute to me once it became apparent at least to me just how fast it can grow. Even if we have the beds, we may not have the personnel to work them.
If you can't grasp the numbers or accept them please just listen. According to the "experts", including our President! We need to take precautions to prevent a healthcare collapse. We aren't stopping it, just slowing it down. So, lets' do that already!
