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Covid-19 Outbreak of new SARS-like coronavirus (Covid-19)

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This is normal. As normal as it can be given the last pandemic happened in a very different time to today.

But yeah. Most of the stuff happening today is by no means unprecedented. It's a lot of the same stuff done for Spanish flu

Honestly, while I get people being freaked out. Most of it I support. I mean I value civil rights enormously, but I don't think keeping people home temporarily is an unacceptable ask if it can save thousands of lives.

I don't see anyone being disappeared for speaking out. Quite the opposite people can't seem to stop complaining. Nothing I'm seeing in the west strikes me as either unacceptable under the conditions, or even illegal.

Public health laws have had stuff like this on the books for a long time. It's always been possible it just hasn't been needed on this kind of scale in a long time.

If I thought any of it was likely to be permanent, I'd be very concerned. But I personally am not seeing indications of that. Not when people are constantly complaining and spreading around bad advice with no consequence.

There are certainly limits to my tolerance for limiting freedoms to save lives. But right now we are talking a lot of lives. And all the freedoms are things that seem justifiable. By which I mean they serve an identifiable broad health rationale. As opposed to being arbitrary or not health related.

It still makes me nervous to see it, but this disease could, and probably will kill millions of people.
 
Still can't buy any meat, fish, canned goods or tissues in my supermarket. 11 days now they've been without stock :(

Can't order anything online either because there are no slots with any of the major supermarkets.

Not quite sure how I'm supposed to recover from the virus without food.

The lack of any suitable forward planning from the government in regards to this is telling. It mirrors their approach to most everything else - abject incompetence.
 
Indeed...the fact my whole province (Canada) has shutdown EVERYTHING except grocery stores, corner stores, pharmacies, hospitals, doctor clinics for tonight at midnight....I'm lucky to be working in a factory, that isn't covered by the Commercial Shutdown. I'll have to buy my e-juice online now.

The numbers in Canada do not warrant the insane wall-to-wall COVID-19 coverage on TV, the "social distantiation" (it sounds exactly like it reads like) they pulled when they closed and reduced number of personnel in government daycares earlier this month, now of course yesterday when the recommendations stopped, they extended them another 2 weeks. Federal gov is considering medical martial law.....about 15 people died. It's strange how nobody seems to recover as opposed to the countries with huge swats of population being affected (China, Italy, France, Spain).

This is insanity, not worth destroying the economy. I'm fine, my mom and dad are fine, so is my brother, they can all continue working. The fear injected in the population and the silly radio PSA's from the provincial gov "Today I stayed home all day, ate chips and drank softdrinks and played video games, why? I'm saving the world." what...:rolleyes:

I got a regular almost-every-winter sinusitis, not bacterial and I'm not freaking out. People going to Costco and buying shit for 3000 bucks who are 100% healthy.... At least we don't have fines for walking outside too close to somebody, we still have that choice here...and 250 occupancy maximum events....

If it's not over in 2 weeks and the numbers stay as low as they are in this country, this is martial law without saying it, especially since it's not an option in Canada to call for that, we only get army assistance in case of natural disasters, physical ones, and now they charge provinces for their services, despite being paid already for those eventualities? I tell ya the army here is like Jeovah's Witnesses.

I agree we should be cautious but this is not justified and the sudden boom in the US is definitely caused by Trump not wanting to go all hands on deck after it stabilized in China. I just don't know how this virus teleports itself to the farthest from China one can get (Newfoundland, just east of me had 3 cases until 2 days ago where it climbed to a whopping 10, no deaths). I'm just wondering how come nobody is recovering though, those people have had the thing for 3 weeks now...

(stats from there : https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6 )

They're implementing almost the same draconian measures in Australia and seemingly most westerns countries. "social distancing". Australia just went to Level 2 so only 10 people can attend a funeral and you can't have more than 5 at a wedding etc, NZ went straight Stage 4 lockdowns. 1-2 millions Australians are expected to get govt assistance but their infrastructure is unable to handle the loads. Also straining the food system. Some people are now so scared and paranoid by a fearmongering media that they're refusing to accept cash as payment. I heard today of a woman who was abused a dozen times and spat at for refusing to take cash for alcohol. She also set a distance barrier in front of the counter. In France you need to write yourself a note that says you authorize yourself to walk your dog.

Meanwhile my friend in China says things are going back to normal and there doesn't seem to be many social restrictions. The facemask factories are going into fucking overdrive making bank from supplying the countries under lockdown. In Ukraine you can't leave the house without a mask.

And the thing is - this virus might not even be that bad. Even if it is pretty bad, some of these extreme measures like freezing the world economy is a highly disproportionate and unnecessary move. If you disagree then I fear you are truly asleep and are facilitating what's happening via either ignorance or apathy. If you're completely OK with everything that's currently going on and are trusting the information from mainstream media then I would bet you would gladly take the covid19 vaccine once it's mandated.

35 Sources showing the COVID19 / corona virus is over hyped, and likely fraud.
 
But let's say this virus is ultimately contained in the near future and things go back to relative normality (which is impossible due to the damage inflicted already)

Do you think the governments are going to roll back all the increased controls that they've implemented?
 
Still can't buy any meat, fish, canned goods or tissues in my supermarket. 11 days now they've been without stock :(

Can't order anything online either because there are no slots with any of the major supermarkets.

Not quite sure how I'm supposed to recover from the virus without food.

The lack of any suitable forward planning from the government in regards to this is telling. It mirrors their approach to most everything else - abject incompetence.

Do you remember me banging on and on about food shortages? Although I expected them gradually in a year or two, not from panic-buying during an alleged virus pandemic. So I surmise that this virus is being used as an excuse in order to mask government incompetence, a looming financial crash and also cold-weather crop losses.

All of us are going to have to begin growing our food in the very near future.
 
All of us are going to have to begin growing our food in the very near future

I grew up on a farm and would love to have my own allotment in the city. Applied 7 years ago - been on a waiting list since and still not got one. The best I can do is grow coriander on my windowsill :rolleyes:
 
But let's say this virus is ultimately contained in the near future and things go back to relative normality (which is impossible due to the damage inflicted already)

Do you think the governments are going to roll back all the increased controls that they've implemented?

If they do, will you admit you're wrong? :p

Also, this virus IS that bad. Unless you just entirely disbelieve all the numbers and make up your own, or you believe millions dead isn't that bad. Then it is that bad. Bad enough anyway.

Because the numbers, even if you round them down a lot, will result in millions dead unless action is taken.

But hey, with Trump in charge. You won't have to wait long. He's looking very interested in just prioritizing the economy. Thinking that hundreds of thousands of dead Americans is the right choice for a president. It'll fuck up the economy anyway. The economy gets fucked from this no matter what, it's just a question of when and how badly.
 
I grew up on a farm and would love to have my own allotment in the city. Applied 7 years ago - been on a waiting list since and still not got one. The best I can do is grow coriander on my windowsill :rolleyes:
You can grow microgreens indoors very nutritious. Mushrooms too. My advice to people lately has been to form smaller communities and offer work to farmers for example. But now in the West they've effectively stopped people from associating with each other.

If they do, will you admit you're wrong? :p
You have no idea how much I wish I was wrong. About everything.

Also, this virus IS that bad. Unless you just entirely disbelieve all the numbers and make up your own, or you believe millions dead isn't that bad. Then it is that bad. Bad enough anyway.
Millions dead you seem to be getting ahead of yourself. Keep comparing influenza deaths. Ignore co-morbidity and other factors.
 
This is normal. As normal as it can be given the last pandemic happened in a very different time to today.

But yeah. Most of the stuff happening today is by no means unprecedented. It's a lot of the same stuff done for Spanish flu

Honestly, while I get people being freaked out. Most of it I support. I mean I value civil rights enormously, but I don't think keeping people home temporarily is an unacceptable ask if it can save thousands of lives.

I don't see anyone being disappeared for speaking out. Quite the opposite people can't seem to stop complaining. Nothing I'm seeing in the west strikes me as either unacceptable under the conditions, or even illegal.

Public health laws have had stuff like this on the books for a long time. It's always been possible it just hasn't been needed on this kind of scale in a long time.

If I thought any of it was likely to be permanent, I'd be very concerned. But I personally am not seeing indications of that. Not when people are constantly complaining and spreading around bad advice with no consequence.

There are certainly limits to my tolerance for limiting freedoms to save lives. But right now we are talking a lot of lives. And all the freedoms are things that seem justifiable. By which I mean they serve an identifiable broad health rationale. As opposed to being arbitrary or not health related.

It still makes me nervous to see it, but this disease could, and probably will kill millions of people.

Well, it's the war creep as they would call it in Vietnam (and now back in 2014-2015-2016) I heard it a lot on my fav podcasts, slightly shocking changes happening more and more...I was lucky to even get to the pharmacy, my gf has the only car we have for now cos she needs it to drive to work. Mission creep, as noble it wants to be seen is bad. The pharmacy was open at 9AM, not 8 every day of the week and 9 on the weekend, so I drove there for nothing once, came back by taxi, saw there was a fuckin SECURITY saturn black uniform walking through the hall between the 2 doors, the one for employees at the left and the customer's to the right. Now that's a shock, my little pharmacy has a security guy now. Also, I was lucky to get in as it opened since I was the first one staying there standing, but the guard let in only 10 people in the store at once, and it's not exactly a large store for a chain pharmacy, but still 10. I was greeted by a masked young nurse being courteous but she asked me to remove my driving gloves to put soap on my hands...what? I'm not even sick like I said and I'm not going to take them out in here.

Then, when I got to the pharmacy part of the store itself, wow, 4 inch glass windows like if it was prison added to the top of the service counters, only one at the other end did not have one and it must be for questions to the pharmacist that take some time discussing. They slipped me my 60 60mg monthly generic oxycontins under the glass protector, what is this, a salad bar? Sneeze prison? I never even sneeze when I got a cold or flu typically, I only know something's bad when my sinuses/ears hurt/general headache and at worse, doing some actual temperature, and I've monitored that since the whatever virus (something a doctor told me what it was that was going with me one time when they tested me with those nose pliers deep inside my skull to get their sample, which made me have to call back 3 days later when I was taking Tamiflu, had a huge bottle of 30mg/5ml codeine syrup and some flexeril for the muscle sores of a virus). So I call 3 or 4 days later like I said, and I get the doctor who treated me at the ER and I ask..."so, I wanna know if I can go back to college and to work? do I have Influenza?" and he said "it looks like you don't, nope" "then what is it??? this is the worst flu I ever had that didn't also involve a bacterial infection and antibiotics later on" "well, there's a lot of viruses that do like influenza, I literally don't know what it is that you have, but when the tamiflu is done with you should be okay.

Yeah Tamiflu...I was the second person in my town to get it scripted, pharmacist told me and she wasn't sure she had a box in store, but she did, have one only lol, it wasn't used like crazy here unlike the US so maybe that's why I was okay with it, zero side effects except feeling very sleepy, which was welcome, but this was 2007, it was brand new...and I asked for it, because I thought it was miraculous, didn't hear of the bad it could do yet then, but it turns out it was pretty freaking good at stopping in 4 days what felt like the kind of flu once gets that lasts 2 weeks...and it wasn't influenza...so in theory I took the Tamiflu for something else than influenza and it worked....so how can we even trust them to detect anything viral, they rarely ever script tamiflu, it's expensive AF even if you got insurance even here, i remember it being 70+ for a one course script, and I was still young enough to be on my mom's insurance, but I had to pay up front and then send her the bill, then her send the bill to the insurance, and she'd get 80% back and she would wire that to me, luckily we were on the same credit union, it was easy to just move money around that way, nobody's on the freaking bank I use now.


So, anyways that's why all this over increase in security over liberty, in a country where we have very little cases of the supposed covid-19 is a bit irrational imo, Trump has annoyed the fuck out of me by not doing the same thing as China when there were megatons of boats going from China to North America with their goods and marine men and their legendary cleanliness...he waited too long, and now the numbers get higher per province everyday since it caught like crazy 3 days ago in the US. So yeah, can't blame my provincial PM THAT much, Canada is at the US' mercy with these kinds of things and with Trump at the helm, it's sure he never thinks of what happens here or in Mexico for that matter, actually going against treaties that are ongoing between those 3 amigos I'm part of, not a fan of those north american *trade* accords that have always way more than just trade involved in them, but yeah...still less than 20 deaths in the country and suddenly it's like 9/11, but in slow motion, def a before and after event. Which is not good...
 
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See to me all of that stuff makes sense. Security guard at a pharmacy? Yeah, people are crazy and if I owned/worked at a pharmacy I'd be nervous about hysterical people or robberies these days. Forced hand washing, sneeze guard? How do they know if you're sick or not? You don't even know yet, there's a 2 week incubation period. There's a pandemic, why shouldn't we be taking precautions? It's not like hand washing and sneeze guards are a reduction in your personal freedom, it's a tiny inconvenience. And yeah there are a relatively low number of cases per capita but we have almost the highest number of cases in the world now already and the rate of new cases is increasing rapidly. Plus for the at risk groups the risk of death and permanent damage is high, so these protections exist mostly to protect people who are much more likely to be severely impacted than most of us.

The thing I don't get about people saying this is all a cover to take away our freedoms is this... who benefits from these changes? The people in control want us to be out working and buying things. The government doesn't benefit from a reduced GDP. The freedoms we are temporarily losing involve restrictions on movement and commerce. But it would make no sense to keep those restrictions after the pandemic, because those restrictions hurt everyone. There is no benefit to leaving them in place.

Oh you're in Canada, in that case yeah you have a lot less cases, but even so just look to the US where it's exploding (and Italy, and Spain), that will happen everywhere without proper precautions.
 
They're really ramping up testing in my location. There's a large outdoor site and anyone can walk up and get tested if they have a cough, a fever, or shortness of breath (no combination thereof necessary); if they've been in contact with anyone with these symptoms who has traveled recently; or if they've been in contact with anyone who's been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Turns out there was a miscommunication or some sort of change of policy and the testing requirements at this site are actually much more restrictive.
 


Pretty good video. I don't want to agree with what seems to be dire predictions- At least his framing of it. Although he does seem right in a very broad sense - it is likely inevitable that zoonotic viruses like this will jump to humans, in the future - the way he says it seems to say it's going to happen soon-soon. But it could happen, soon, or in 80 years again, or 200, and something worse. Apparently SARS and MERS killed far more people than this does, as in who it effects, the percentage of infections that prove fatal, but this has a transmission rate that is considered 'exponential', where these others had a hard(er) time passing from human to human.

In today's video I speak with bestselling author David Quammen about zoonotic viruses - viruses that jump from animals to humans. Why they're so dangerous, why we've been seeing more of them in recent years, and why COVID-19 will not be the last one we'll be dealing with.
 
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SARS and MERS had a much higher mortality rate, but were not nearly as transmissible, so the outbreaks were pretty contained and the total numbers affected are tremendously lower already (SARS infected about 8,000 people, and COVID-19 is already at about 400,000 and hasn't even barely hit some places yet and is just taking off in the US and Europe). So COVID-19 is much less deadly to any given individual, but is far more devastating on a global scale.
 
Shadowrun (the tabletop RPG that has a rich history from 1989 to 2063 -- I play third edition when I played, I got the main book and about 18 supplemental books). Wouldn't you know they predicted the future again. Kinda. It's a kind of AIDS II, and the french (I'm french canadian, dunno what the english book or shadowrun wikis call it), but it's SIVID-II. Pretty close. Anything non-magic related (although even that is kind of strangely falling apart and this agnostic/borderline atheist has no idea what to make of it) and metahuman and meta-creatures, so almost everything scientific, tech, historical happens almost to a T. Those dudes at FASA had some deep knowledge, no wonder Microsoft bought Shadowrun (to awful results).

So, at least, it seems that augmented reality/the matrix will not be required and flesh and bones only humans are still common by 2063.

Yeah, Xorkoth, I thought all the old timers knew I was Canadian here ;)

A security guard anywhere outside the 6 very large cities in a pharmacy is very strange indeed, at any time. To me it seems incredibly ridiculous, we only have under 700 infected and 4 dead in this province. New-Brunswick just 3 hours east of me has 14 cases. Manitoba has 20. Only Vancouver and cement jungle southern Ontario seem to get hit. From what I've seen, those who say heat and humidity will kill off the virus make me laugh, seems to me like Canada, Russia and the US (Alaska) are the places least hit.

I still don't understand how it even made it to Newfoundland where there was just 3 cases 2 days ago, don't know now, check out the map I linked to....although John Hopkins are one of the 3 players in that Event 201 tabletop "game" they played with the World Economic Forum and the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation, psychopaths ahoy preparing for a coronavirus "game" on october 18th 2019. Thoseugenic obsessed freaks (especially the Gates) who think of mosquitos as flying vaccine syringes, their results are extremely dire and they start nowhere in Uruguay n some pig farm. 65 million dead etc. And then it just happens right after those strange, I-didn't-know-existed "Military Olympics" or Military Games or such, I guess the Outgames being such a failure in Montreal in 2006, gays got to have their own olympics still...loljk, on Nov 18th when the simulation similar to "Operation Dark Winter" from summer 2001 which was a corporate training with fake news with a fake news queen who does prison for her CNP causes, Judith Miller, and her book Germs mostly about Saddam coming out September 4th or so in 2001) being the news anchor for those kind of pretty not-so cringey videos, it's how much reality has turned to shit, even cheesy work training videos seem more real. Anyway, in Operation Dark Winter Iraq, Lybia, Bin Laden get blamed for the extremely strong "smallpox" that somehow Bin Laden had and knew how to deploy. Then after 9/11, the Anthrax attacks, and she spends 2 years writing her neocon columns in some big newspaper in the US, I forget which of the big 4, either NYT, Whole Foods-CIA-Amazon-Washington-ComPost, WSJ or LA Times. You people can look for it yourselves, I spent 20 years saving websites as pdf files. Anybody familiar with the Iraq war lie that almost enough people saw through, remembers who Judith Miller is.

So this is creepy times....yeah, stocks are not things I ever cared for, so I don't care about that, and I like my gas at 83,5/L , I hadn't seen lower than 98 cents/L since way back in 1997. All of us who still have jobs since they are not functionary/public jobs who get to work anyway are pretty lucky, for now strongly unionized people like my mother manages to sit 2 weeks at home being paid anyways and her boyfriend is manager at a grocery store so they're both fine. My bro is fine too, he works outside most of the time, alone or with 1 other person, the life of a natural milieu tech seems very lonely. heh

My heart goes to all of those who cannot work, that's the biggest problem in Canada, it causes a lot more trouble than COVID-19. 600 infections and 4 dead and it's not climbing much more since 2 days, it seems to have hit a peak. So all of this for not even 1000 people. The PM of Nova Scotia was forced into declaring a medical emergency even if he didn't want to, they got about 15 cases there and no dead. But all provinces and territories invoked those powers so they went ahead. Even silly ol' Yukon and NWT's have 3 cases between the two of them so far. You can see why I find all of this very scary...

I think some freedoms will be restored when things get back to as normal as they can be, but it will be the post 9/11 surveillance state+ now with Biometrics. Only way to have the rabble accept facial recognition no matter where on earth you are from satellites and prediction of your choices and pre-crime arrests. No more room for optimism, when I saw what the Dicks did to Sanders again, who although older than Biden, looks 500% healthier, isn't some kind of crazy uncle with pre-alzheimer's dementia. I think he'll concede and the Milwaukee convention will be broken, so that Hillary can come out and "save the day", assigning Warren as her VP. The Bloomberg (oh yeah, that guy worked on the coronavirus, well, people in his name, exercise Event 201, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health) and Warren and Buttigieg and Klobuchar gangpile on Sanders ended paying up for all the anti-democratic forces in the US. That was the last stand, you guys needed a man that old (but lucid, Sanders, not Bloomberg the fake democrat) to remember what the real America foreigners admired, even us Canadians, I wanted to move there for a chick I met on IRC in 2001, I'm glad I didn't.

So, if this isn't an accidental release of a bioweapon being worked on at Wuhan at the BL-4, the only lab meeting that standard in China), which Chinese scientists, real claims I found, not facebook or social media memes, it's the facility itself that is in the same shape as Mr.Burns powerplant, open to leaks of pollution, employees leaving with extremely hazardous material... etc.

Now Trump better shut his damn mouth about Canada needing to send in more stuff for American...Factories....hmm, is this a new term or a Trumpism? ;) Joking aside, the reason it's so small here and the measures overkill, they would be less so had Trump reacted in early February.
 
Yeah Sanders got fucked again, it's really depressing. It's pretty hard to be optimistic these days.

I don't see anyone suggesting we implement facial recognition or biometrics, just stay home and close business. I don't see why we would need that, if we start having that forced on us, I'll be worried then.
 
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Cuomo wins praise for 'wisdom' amid coronavirus crisis as Trump blusters

by Richard Luscombe | The Guardian | 24 Mar 2020

The New York governor’s briefings are being hailed for ‘wisdom and competence’, while Trump picks fights with reporters.

In the words of John C Maxwell, the distinguished bestselling author of inspirational books, "a true leader is one who knows the way, shows the way and goes the way.” As Donald Trump continues to bluster his way through daily coronavirus briefings by picking fights with journalists and contradicting the advice of medical experts, the New York governor, Andrew Cuomo, is rising as an alternative guiding force for a nation in crisis – and the president’s staff are beginning to take notice.

Ostensibly, Cuomo’s nationally televised addresses are aimed at the almost 20 million residents of a state affected more than any other by the virus. "But his wisdom and competence,” according to the former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, "is resonating in every corner of the United States."

Brian Stelter, CNN’s chief media correspondent, reported on Sunday that senior administration sources told him that the president’s team was keeping a close eye on Cuomo’s daily briefings. Meanwhile, other respected commentators are noting the contrast between Trump’s lengthy and often rambling appearances at the podium and Cuomo’s straight-talking approach, from which they say the president could take some pointers.

On Sunday, Cuomo warned that up to 80% of his state could contract Covid-19 unless action was taken, and demanded that federal authorities take over the acquisition and distribution of medical supplies to prevent states having to compete with each other to buy essential equipment.

He ended his address by likening the crisis to the challenges faced by “the greatest generation” that survived the second world war and promised, “We’re going to overcome this, and America will be the greater for it.”

“It’s real leadership - the kind the president of the United States should have provided to the American people throughout this crisis, but hasn’t,”
Carl Bernstein, the former Washington Post journalist who broke the Watergate scandal, told Stelter.

“We as New Yorkers are lucky to have a leader like Governor Cuomo in this crisis,” Mark Ruffalo, the actor and climate change activist, said in a tweet that echoed others comparing him favorably to Trump.

Cuomo, 62, is the son of the three-term New York governor Mario Cuomo and brother of journalist Chris Cuomo, a CNN anchor with whom Trump has frequently clashed. In his nine years in the governor’s mansion he has developed a reputation for forthright speaking, but also won praise for showing a personal and reassuring tone that has come to the fore in a series of briefings this week.

On Sunday, he devoted a segment of his press conference to the emotional impact that self-isolation was having on families, particularly being closeted together for long periods of time. “It’s complicated,” he conceded. “I live alone, I’m even getting annoyed with the dog.”

As for hope, Cuomo had this message: “It’s going to be hard, there is no doubt. But at the same time it is going to be OK. The grocery stores are going to function, there’s going to be food, the transportation systems are going to function, the pharmacies are going to be open. All essential services will be maintained."

“There’s not going to be chaos, there’s not going to be anarchy. Order and function will be maintained. Life is going to go on, different, but life is going to go on. So take a deep breath on all of that.”


In perhaps another indication that Trump is drawing inspiration from the governor’s crisis management abilities, Cuomo’s name was noticeably absent from a tweet by the president on Sunday attacking other state leaders for perceived “shortcomings.” Earlier in the week, the pair had exchanged Twitter insults, with Trump asserting that Cuomo needed to “do more,” and the governor snapping back: “YOU have to do something. You’re supposed to be the president.”

In recent days the tone has been more conciliatory, with the two men taking turns to compliment each other.

Cuomo said he had reached out his hand, metaphorically, to Trump: “If you can help my people, if you can help the country, God bless you,” he said. “We’re all Americans. Nothing else matters at this time.”


I have never voted in an election, but this guy I would vote for. - pb
 
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What I mean though is that in hospital they know exactly what you got, when you got it, how much you got. They don't have to worry about prescribing you a bunch of pills and leaving you to decide when you need it. They can just dispense one, and evaluate if they think you need another later.

And they work in an environment where they're having to medicate patients all the time.

So they feel much more secure and familiar with prescribing benzos. And so in my experience they're way way more willing to do it.

Not very helpful unless you're in a psych hospital admitidly.
I can self ration with them. Sleep deprivation is bad for the brain. :|

I cant go out as much as i was to wear down my high energy.
 
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