贴一个今天看到的，真心挺难过的。不知道现在纽约救护车拉到医院的病人存活率是多少。 The widow of “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll” writer Alan Merrill has written a harrowing account of his final hours before his death from coronavirus. Merrill, who co-wrote and sang the original version of the hit song, died Sunday at age 69 at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, which is so overrun with COVID-19 patients that they are being transferred to a field hospital of tents in Central Park. Merrill’s wife, Joanna Lisanti, took to Facebook to share the devastating details of the events leading up to his death, revealing how doctors are struggling with the lack of resources under the pressure of the growing pandemic. Lisanti said Merrill began to feel ill two weeks ago, but, “Alan being Alan, he told me I was getting hysterical for no reason,” Lisanti wrote, noting that hospitals would only test and admit people with severe symptoms. “There was nothing I could do for Alan except watch him get worse. When he finally couldn’t breathe, was so cold he needed piles of blankets on top of him, and couldn’t sleep, I called an ambulance.” She was not allowed to accompany him to the ER, where he waited 10 hours for a test, which was positive for COVID-19, and she was told they were moving him to the ICU. Then, “A doctor called me and told me they were actually NOT moving him since his body was shutting down because his lungs were too destroyed to work. I asked if he had to die alone, and the doctor said I could come say goodbye. “When I got to the hospital I had to argue with 3 different security guards to let me go to the ER. I stood my ground and they went back to fetch a nurse who let me in. This was around 11 p.m. “The doctor who called me came to meet me and apologized and said that his numbers were now better and he was going to be transferred to the ICU where he could get the care he needed. He was on a respirator and was sedated, so he was not in pain, or at least aware of the pain. “My husband should have been moved to the place where the experts who were there on the front lines could help him. Every 15 minutes I would ask when he was going to be transferred and they would say in the next few minutes, but that never happened. At around 2:30 am, they were finally ready to transfer him upstairs, and I left, exhausted, not willing to battle another group of security guards in ICU. SEE ALSO 'I Love Rock and Roll' co-writer dies of coronavirus “I walked three blocks towards home and the doctor called me to say he was gone, his heart and lungs just stopped beating from all the pressure they were under.” Lisanti continued, “He was only allowed in the hospital until he was most certainly dying, and then he languished in ER for 14 hours while they tested him for corona, which he obviously had, and struggled to find someone to take him upstairs to ICU. “Maybe if he was there, he would have had a fighting chance at least for those 15 hours, but of course we will never know. And now I have to grieve alone in quarantine.” She added, “Please know that I write this not for sympathy, but to let you know the reality of this disease and our country’s lack of preparation for it.“ Merrill’s daughter Laura confirmed her stepmother’s account and told The Post about his final hours, “We asked if we could come and say goodbye so he didn’t have to die alone, they refused, but my stepmom was persistent and they finally allowed us to you see him for two minutes in the ER. “It was really hard to get into the hospital, the security guards stopped me, I was hysterical and crying, and finally they let me in. “I was in protective gear, and I gave him my love. He was very peaceful and sedated on a ventilator, which was shocking to see. He had been texting me that morning. I was hugging and kissing him, I didn’t care if I was exposed. “When I left the hospital It was a very long and lonely walk home, there was nobody in the streets. By the time I got home he was gone. “They tried to move him to the ICU and in that move he died, his lungs were just too destroyed.” Laura, a photographer, added, “The hardest part is that we can’t be together to mourn this as a family, we can’t have a funeral. I have to self-quarantine, my step-mother has to self-quarantine, we have to grieve alone. “This happened so quickly, our heads are still spinning. His last gig was on March 13, he was downtown on stage doing his thing. He was still doing his thing, he was 69 acting like he’s 40 years old. I just shot his album cover, because he had a new album coming out. “It is really shocking how this virus is taking people. Yet I still see people taking it lightly, joking about it on social media, people are getting antsy stuck in their homes, and are going outside. This isn’t a joke, you have to stay inside. “I am staying inside self quarantining, and it is lonely. This virus is brutal, not only are people dying but families are being destroyed because they can’t grieve properly, they can’t grieve together.”
CDC发布的数据跟LZ说的不一样。 This first preliminary description of outcomes among patients with COVID-19 in the United States indicates that fatality was highest in persons aged ≥85, ranging from 10% to 27%, followed by 3% to 11% among persons aged 65–84 years, 1% to 3% among persons aged 55-64 years, <1% among persons aged 20–54 years, and no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years. link：https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6912e2.htm Lz说的，我在cnn上找了一大圈儿，并没有看见。。。
This first preliminary description of outcomes among patients with COVID-19 in the United States indicates that fatality was highest in persons aged ≥85, ranging from 10% to 27%, followed by 3% to 11% among persons aged 65–84 years, 1% to 3% among persons aged 55-64 years, <1% among persons aged 20–54 years, and no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-04-04-20/index.html New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Judith M. Persichilli provided a breakdown of the 846 reported coronavirus-related deaths in the state today during a press conference. Here is the demographic breakdown: 61% were male 39% were female Six patients (1%) were under the age of 30 47 patients (6%) were between 30 – 49 136 (16%) were between ages of 50- 64 268 (32%) were between ages of 65- 79 389 (46%) were over age of 80 9% of deaths associated with long term care 300 people had underlying health conditions (which is 35%) New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy shared the following tweet: We have now lost nearly 100 more of our fellow New Jerseyans to #COVID19 than we did in the September 11th attacks. Let that sink in for just a moment. This pandemic is writing one of the greatest tragedies in our state’s history. — Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) April 4, 2020
This first preliminary description of outcomes among patients with COVID-19 in the United States indicates that fatality was highest in persons aged ≥85, ranging from 10% to 27%, followed by 3% to 11% among persons aged 65–84 years, 1% to 3% among persons aged 55-64 years, <1% among persons aged 20–54 years, and no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years.
This first preliminary description of outcomes among patients with COVID-19 in the United States indicates that fatality was highest in persons aged ≥85, ranging from 10% to 27%, followed by 3% to 11% among persons aged 65–84 years, 1% to 3% among persons aged 55-64 years, <1% among persons aged 20–54 years, and no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years.
The widow of “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll” writer Alan Merrill has written a harrowing account of his final hours before his death from coronavirus.
Merrill, who co-wrote and sang the original version of the hit song, died Sunday at age 69 at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, which is so overrun with COVID-19 patients that they are being transferred to a field hospital of tents in Central Park.
Merrill’s wife, Joanna Lisanti, took to Facebook to share the devastating details of the events leading up to his death, revealing how doctors are struggling with the lack of resources under the pressure of the growing pandemic.
Lisanti said Merrill began to feel ill two weeks ago, but, “Alan being Alan, he told me I was getting hysterical for no reason,” Lisanti wrote, noting that hospitals would only test and admit people with severe symptoms.
“There was nothing I could do for Alan except watch him get worse. When he finally couldn’t breathe, was so cold he needed piles of blankets on top of him, and couldn’t sleep, I called an ambulance.”
She was not allowed to accompany him to the ER, where he waited 10 hours for a test, which was positive for COVID-19, and she was told they were moving him to the ICU. Then, “A doctor called me and told me they were actually NOT moving him since his body was shutting down because his lungs were too destroyed to work. I asked if he had to die alone, and the doctor said I could come say goodbye.
“When I got to the hospital I had to argue with 3 different security guards to let me go to the ER. I stood my ground and they went back to fetch a nurse who let me in. This was around 11 p.m.
“The doctor who called me came to meet me and apologized and said that his numbers were now better and he was going to be transferred to the ICU where he could get the care he needed. He was on a respirator and was sedated, so he was not in pain, or at least aware of the pain.
“My husband should have been moved to the place where the experts who were there on the front lines could help him. Every 15 minutes I would ask when he was going to be transferred and they would say in the next few minutes, but that never happened. At around 2:30 am, they were finally ready to transfer him upstairs, and I left, exhausted, not willing to battle another group of security guards in ICU.
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'I Love Rock and Roll' co-writer dies of coronavirus “I walked three blocks towards home and the doctor called me to say he was gone, his heart and lungs just stopped beating from all the pressure they were under.”
Lisanti continued, “He was only allowed in the hospital until he was most certainly dying, and then he languished in ER for 14 hours while they tested him for corona, which he obviously had, and struggled to find someone to take him upstairs to ICU.
“Maybe if he was there, he would have had a fighting chance at least for those 15 hours, but of course we will never know. And now I have to grieve alone in quarantine.”
She added, “Please know that I write this not for sympathy, but to let you know the reality of this disease and our country’s lack of preparation for it.“
Merrill’s daughter Laura confirmed her stepmother’s account and told The Post about his final hours, “We asked if we could come and say goodbye so he didn’t have to die alone, they refused, but my stepmom was persistent and they finally allowed us to you see him for two minutes in the ER.
“It was really hard to get into the hospital, the security guards stopped me, I was hysterical and crying, and finally they let me in.
“I was in protective gear, and I gave him my love. He was very peaceful and sedated on a ventilator, which was shocking to see. He had been texting me that morning. I was hugging and kissing him, I didn’t care if I was exposed.
“When I left the hospital It was a very long and lonely walk home, there was nobody in the streets. By the time I got home he was gone.
“They tried to move him to the ICU and in that move he died, his lungs were just too destroyed.”
Laura, a photographer, added, “The hardest part is that we can’t be together to mourn this as a family, we can’t have a funeral. I have to self-quarantine, my step-mother has to self-quarantine, we have to grieve alone.
“This happened so quickly, our heads are still spinning. His last gig was on March 13, he was downtown on stage doing his thing. He was still doing his thing, he was 69 acting like he’s 40 years old. I just shot his album cover, because he had a new album coming out.
“It is really shocking how this virus is taking people. Yet I still see people taking it lightly, joking about it on social media, people are getting antsy stuck in their homes, and are going outside. This isn’t a joke, you have to stay inside.
“I am staying inside self quarantining, and it is lonely. This virus is brutal, not only are people dying but families are being destroyed because they can’t grieve properly, they can’t grieve together.” 股动 发表于 4/4/2020 4:25:37 PM
This first preliminary description of outcomes among patients with COVID-19 in the United States indicates that fatality was highest in persons aged ≥85, ranging from 10% to 27%, followed by 3% to 11% among persons aged 65–84 years, 1% to 3% among persons aged 55-64 years, <1% among persons aged 20–54 years, and no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years.
一开始症状很轻
突然恶化几天人就没有了
之前采访的ER的医生说百分之40的都是25-50之间的病人
没有任何underlying health condition
越来越觉得美国现在的情况就是人祸
政府两个月都在误导宣传
大号流感，口罩没用，百分之80人可以自愈，
只对老年人和有基础并的人有危险
年轻人健康人可以自愈
这样宣传能重视起来么
没有对病毒的敬畏心
不知道可以不说
这样误导宣传
对大部分美国人来说他们只会一种语言习惯了坐井观天的生活
根本不会做自己的判断
就是草菅人命啊
妥妥的政府知道的人祸
太生气了！
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要别人去找不成在的资料，那是发明。
别人怎么能找到你胡说八道的东西？
你们county 很有代表性，bellwether! 大选也如此？
🛋️ 沙发板凳
你自己去看啊
不看英文新闻么
每天很多啊
动不动就让人贴
贴的过来么
30-40这个区间死的也很多
就只是看到的
有两个学校老师一个35 一个42
一个39的护工
一个40多的医生
都是没有基础病
几天人就没有了
非常快
那个新泽西的 coach
睡觉第二天就没醒来了
这个我也看到了
丈夫先去的医院
妻子一开始没去也没查
后来孩子们才带妈妈去的也是positive
前后6分钟死的
各种人间悲剧
要有统计方面的数据才能说明问题。年轻人死亡的故事正因为相对不多所以引起大家关注。
他们说中国数据造假, 但自己却宣传着错误的讯息.
这个和中国统计数据吻合，得病比例差不多，但男性死亡率差不多是女性的2倍。
这个有什么具体指标吗？比如血糖多少什么的？
就是胰岛素拼命分泌但是血糖下不来，但又还没到糖尿病的程度
这个测血糖没用，因为胰岛素代偿大量分泌，血糖看上去是正常的，得测血液里胰岛素水平。具体怎么测，正常值指标我也不太清楚哈，可以咨询一下专业医生。
Do you live under the stone or what?
Do you not watch the news?
can't agree more
中国数据本来就是假的。你敢说武汉只死了两千多人吗？美国的信息都是公开透明的。你愿意信哪个数据你就去信哪个。
目前死了快一万人了。请问有多少是年轻健康的?
光说年龄根本就没用。上次纽约一线的护士mm也说了，她医院就没有年轻健康的人得重症。有个38岁的，就是200多斤的大胖子。
当然我不否定就没有运气特别不好的人。或许年轻健康也有病死的。
但你要知道，人的身体真的没有那么脆弱。
www.cnn.com
谢谢。现在肯定是不敢去医院了。
这个表格可以看出来，44岁以下，没有基础病的人，死亡率极低。小心防护是没错的。但是真的没必要危言耸听。
层主知道化验的名字吗？多谢。
Some people are hopeless
Healthy 30-year-old teacher dies suddenly from coronavirushttps://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2020/04/02/30-year-old-teacher-dies-coronavirus-luderer-camerota-newday-vpx.cnn
Story of late ER doctor has Chris Cuomo fighting tears
A New York woman played her husband their wedding song on FaceTime as he passed away from coronavirus
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/03/us/wife-facetime-husband-coronavirus-death/index.html
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https://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2020/04/03/bus-driver-coughed-on-video-dies-detroit-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/coronavirus/
speak for yourself
can't even find links on cnn
你的数据跟楼主的完全不矛盾。ER里的年轻人最终死的不多。老年人死的多，死得快。 美国之前宣传老年人危险，我觉得老年人群体还是做了很好的自我防护的。年轻人感染的比例比老年人高太多。
很瘦体脂比也很低的人应该没有这个问题吧？
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美国忙着找中国数据的纰漏，但中国数据是在轻症也给医疗支持和药物的情况下统计的，跟这边轻症不收治不给药当然不能相提并论了
可见记者都是文科生，不懂得想对照组实验一样，得条件基本相同的情况下，数据比对才有意义
除去川普瞎说八道，哪个专业人士说过不着边际的话？ 至于统计数据的demography 差不多就是如此，没有人瞎说。
我也记得这个帖子 是攻击心脏
你们local 情况就可能如此，统计也有涨落。上周一位网友就在ER做事，她说那里ICU的病人没有平时健康的人，这都是有可能的。现在看来这个狡猾的病毒也许是有不同的分支，就看每人的运气了。
其实CDC都是引用中国科学家发表的数据，说中国数据造假的全是政客，正儿八经的研究机构，早把中国发表的各种数据研究了好几遍了，一套数据造假容易，这么多论文怎么可能全部造假。
中国数据推出来的各种结论，美国搞了两个月几乎全部重新验证了一遍，还好意思怪中国的数据有问题？他们自己有什么和中国科学家不一样的新发现？
“no fatalities among persons aged ≤19 years.” 这句话跟4/3的数据就冲突了。
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/index.htm
这个尼玛不是sb州长和市长的责任吗？
如果不是他们downplay，都3/13号了还在市中心演出，那么多人聚集在一起，多少人被传染啊？湾区大公司那个时候都wfh一周多了。那个sb市长3/3号自己还在纽约做地铁，跟大家说没关系。
这么多无辜的人，不管是名流医生普通百姓，很多没有必要的牺牲，真的和这些领导者有太大关系了。
之前还有纽约单身女花痴那个Andrew Cuomo, 关心他是不是单身。。。
你说的这些都是包括基础病的吧？
具体不知道，county得网站没标这么详细，刚查，今天又死了11个， 7个65岁以上， 4个45-64岁的， 45岁以下没有人死。上了年龄，大部分或多或少都有点基础病吧
2 h OGTT 140~200之间。
看看前面帖子里纽约的统计数据，你所看到的也是片面的。再说，你知道你们医院的所有死亡病例吗
别人都用统计事实反驳了你，你就用个案来回答。。
算了
我一个朋友说，据她所知，多数都在入院前后就签了DNR。
是的，新泽西前几天一个30出头的棒球教练死了，说没有基础病，可照片一看就是超重的样子。所以肥胖可能是导致年轻人去世的原因之一
每天都有中年青年人因新冠去世，这是对。但说死亡的40%是中青年，这就是谣言。
前面贴子里的统计应该是确诊患者里的比例，不是死亡患者的统计
我恰恰就知道我们医院所有的死亡病例。以及分钟级别的用药。
是一个悲惨的故事。不过，我还有一点小小的羡慕。希望将来也能这样死去。
不求同年同月同日生，但求同年同月同日死，这是上辈子修来的福分。结婚51年了，大概也7，8十岁了，就这样短时间内双双离世，也没遭啥大罪，比那些病床上一躺几年甚至十几年的人，幸运多了。
同意，算是善终的神仙伴侣了。