This just illustrates Biden's complete failure as a leader.
The Deniers told us COVID doesn't hurt Children
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Yeah, if only Biden could be a leader and garner trust in the safety of the vaccines any misinformatoin would have zero impact.
Maybe, if Joe Biden and his fellow extreme liberal Democrats, ET trolls will all get vaccinated on national TV with booster shots #3 and #4 after, majority of Americans would believe the vaccines are in fact safe. With the proviso that, we have to wait 6 months for adverse side effects then, all of us will get vaccinated as well. I got vaccinated because my family did so, it was my choice. If my family died then, I am fine dying with them. That was my choice, nobody twisted my arm over it. Still, I took precautions and took vitamins to strengthen my immune system, that advice coming from a board certified doctor and not wanna be doctor, extreme liberal troll, GWB.
Biden Man Bad
It's Biden's fault that MAGAtards spread lies about vaccines and then die.
Agreed.
LOL. I cannot condone this. This is some seriously dorky whack ass shit.
That guy's head saw the bottom of numerous toilets in high school.
Kids sick with Covid are filling up children's hospitals in areas seeing spikes
“Absolutely household infections are the beginning of this pandemic, that is a major driving force in the spread of infections. We see it often within households, parents to children,” a pediatrician said.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ng-children-s-hospitals-areas-seeing-n1276238
As vaccination rates lag and the new delta variant surges, Covid infection rates among kids have risen and children’s hospitals are seeing a spike in medical care needs among the young patients.
The Covid surge is also stacking upon an unseasonable spike in respiratory illnesses among children typically seen only in winter. That has shrunk the bed space further in children's hospitals and expanded on the unrelenting demand on doctors and nurses.
“It is scary, especially for kids who don’t fully understand what’s going on. They’re air hungry, struggling for breath, and it’s just scary,” said Dr. Kelechi Iheagwara, medical director of the pediatric intensive care unit at the Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. “You have the illness, the fear, they can’t breathe, they’re isolated — that’s hard for anyone to understand, but can you imagine what it’s like for a kid?”
Her hospital has treated Covid in children ages from 3-week-olds to 17-year-olds in recent weeks. Iheagawara said that for the past month, her unit has had to treat 25 or 26 patients in a space designed for 20. And things are getting worse.
Multiple doctors in the half-dozen children’s hospitals NBC News reached out to said they have seen children infected because a member of their household, often a parent, brings the coronavirus home. Oftentimes, it is because an adult in the home is unvaccinated.
“Absolutely, household infections are the beginning of this pandemic, that is a major driving force in the spread of infections. We see it often within households, parents to children,” said Dr. Jim Versalovic, the chief pathologist and interim chief pediatrician at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston. “We have certainly seen siblings — more than two at times — with an infection at the same time, so spread within households is certainly a very real phenomenon.”
The Covid-19 spike hit the Baton Rouge children's hospital in mid-July and brought its monthly total to 75 cases — the highest number of coronavirus hospitalizations during the entire pandemic. With 27 children admitted to the emergency room over the first four days of August, the hospital has already seen more child hospitalizations than it saw in the entire month of June.
Combined with the rise in out-of-season virus infections this summer, the hospital has been at bed capacity for weeks and the number of Covid cases among kids is projected to grow for the next two to three months. It remains particularly concerning as children under 12 remain the most vulnerable to Covid since they are not yet able to receive the vaccinations.
“We’re also a trauma center, so we have to be available for kids that get in car accidents and things like that,” said Dr. Trey Dunbar, the president of Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. “My fear is that with our staffing crunch, if this surge continues, how do we keep caring for the kids that we need to have beds for?”
(More at above url)
“Absolutely household infections are the beginning of this pandemic, that is a major driving force in the spread of infections. We see it often within households, parents to children,” a pediatrician said.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ng-children-s-hospitals-areas-seeing-n1276238
As vaccination rates lag and the new delta variant surges, Covid infection rates among kids have risen and children’s hospitals are seeing a spike in medical care needs among the young patients.
The Covid surge is also stacking upon an unseasonable spike in respiratory illnesses among children typically seen only in winter. That has shrunk the bed space further in children's hospitals and expanded on the unrelenting demand on doctors and nurses.
“It is scary, especially for kids who don’t fully understand what’s going on. They’re air hungry, struggling for breath, and it’s just scary,” said Dr. Kelechi Iheagwara, medical director of the pediatric intensive care unit at the Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. “You have the illness, the fear, they can’t breathe, they’re isolated — that’s hard for anyone to understand, but can you imagine what it’s like for a kid?”
Her hospital has treated Covid in children ages from 3-week-olds to 17-year-olds in recent weeks. Iheagawara said that for the past month, her unit has had to treat 25 or 26 patients in a space designed for 20. And things are getting worse.
Multiple doctors in the half-dozen children’s hospitals NBC News reached out to said they have seen children infected because a member of their household, often a parent, brings the coronavirus home. Oftentimes, it is because an adult in the home is unvaccinated.
“Absolutely, household infections are the beginning of this pandemic, that is a major driving force in the spread of infections. We see it often within households, parents to children,” said Dr. Jim Versalovic, the chief pathologist and interim chief pediatrician at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston. “We have certainly seen siblings — more than two at times — with an infection at the same time, so spread within households is certainly a very real phenomenon.”
The Covid-19 spike hit the Baton Rouge children's hospital in mid-July and brought its monthly total to 75 cases — the highest number of coronavirus hospitalizations during the entire pandemic. With 27 children admitted to the emergency room over the first four days of August, the hospital has already seen more child hospitalizations than it saw in the entire month of June.
Combined with the rise in out-of-season virus infections this summer, the hospital has been at bed capacity for weeks and the number of Covid cases among kids is projected to grow for the next two to three months. It remains particularly concerning as children under 12 remain the most vulnerable to Covid since they are not yet able to receive the vaccinations.
“We’re also a trauma center, so we have to be available for kids that get in car accidents and things like that,” said Dr. Trey Dunbar, the president of Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. “My fear is that with our staffing crunch, if this surge continues, how do we keep caring for the kids that we need to have beds for?”
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Anyone blaming Biden for this is outrageously delusional. Of course, that would also explain why so many Americans refused to get vaccinated. Many stories coming out now that some are finally getting shots after seeing family or close friends get seriously ill or die due to Covid.
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Let's catch up with some recent headlines about children...
Another child died from COVID-19 over the weekend in Memphis, Le Bonheur hospital confirms
https://www.commercialappeal.com/st...vid-19-memphis-lebonheur-hospital/8246344002/
Children's COVID cases hit record high in Montgomery County
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/ne...-COVID-cases-hits-record-high-in-16406585.php
Another child died from COVID-19 over the weekend in Memphis, Le Bonheur hospital confirms
https://www.commercialappeal.com/st...vid-19-memphis-lebonheur-hospital/8246344002/
Children's COVID cases hit record high in Montgomery County
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/ne...-COVID-cases-hits-record-high-in-16406585.php