#positive tests

[lesbiansandgayssupporttheminers]

Looking at the local authority data for Cornwall, there are more people being admitted to hospital with Covid than being tested positive.

I’ve always found local positive test numbers suspiciously low, but this is just ridiculous.

[thoughtlessarse]

At Least 12 Test Positive for Covid In Cruise Ship Touring the Aegean | GreekReporter.com

A cruise ship is returning to the Cretan port of Irakleio from the Aegean island of Milos on Monday after 12 crew members tested positive for the coronavirus.

A Maltese-flagged cruise ship is returning to the Port of Piraeus from the Aegean island of Milos on Monday after 12 crew members tested positive for the coronavirus.

The “Mein Schiff 6” cruise liner, which is carrying nearly 1,500 passengers, is one of the few cruise ships sailing in the Aegean at this time.

The crew members, who have now been isolated, are being submitted to a second round of tests. They were found to have contracted the virus after 150 random tests were conducted.

The cruise ship will return the Piraeus early Tuesday morning.

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Who is stupid enough to take a cruise? This is at least the third incident of the virus turning up on a cruise in the last two months. There were at least two incidents in Norway. Yesterday I read the remarks of a cruise industry spokesperson about how well cruises were doing in Europe and that they should be resumed in the US.

[ruhrkanalnews]

Die positiv getesteten Geschwisterkinder aus Hattingen besuchen die Grundschule Heggerfeld und die Realschule Grünstraße. Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis- Positiv getestete Reiserückkehrer hatten am vergangenen Freitag erstmals auch Auswirkungen auf verschiedenen Schulen im Kreis. In Hattingen waren zwei Geschwisterkinder positiv getestet worden.

[iloudlyclearbouquetworld]

ठीक हुए मरीजों में फिर से टेस्ट पॉजिटिव आना री-इंफेक्शन नहीं, ये फेफड़े की मरी कोशिकाएं हो सकती हैं

ठीक हुए मरीजों में फिर से टेस्ट पॉजिटिव आना री-इंफेक्शन नहीं, ये फेफड़े की मरी कोशिकाएं हो सकती हैं

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वैज्ञानिकों के अनुसार पॉजिटिव आना मरीज की रिकवरी फेज हो सकती है जिसमें फेफड़े खुद ही अपनी सफाई शुरू कर देते हैं 

डब्ल्यूएचओ ने कहा- मरीज को ठीक होने के बाद कितनी इम्यूनिटी मिल गई? इस सवाल का जवाब अभी हमारे पास नहीं है

दैनिक भास्कर

May 09, 2020, 09:21 AM IST

जेनेवा. विश्व स्वास्थ्य संगठन (डब्ल्यूएचओ) ने कोविड-19 के संक्रमण को लेकर एक महत्वूपर्ण जानकारी साझा की है। इस शीर्ष संगठन ने कहा है…

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Full circle.

- From Guemes Island,WA

Three years. It’s been an incredible, horrifying, painful journey since I found out I had Lyme.

Guemes Island is my favorite place. it's simple, and simple is good, good enough for me. Three years ago was the last time I was here. I had my family with me and I kayaked, combed the beach for treasures, went on adventures on the mainland and ate great food. As I enjoyed all this amazing stuff I was amazed that I couldn't fully enjoy everything. and I'll tell you why...

Earlier that week I saw my first Lyme doctor who convinced my mom and I that I definitely had this cruel disease. We sent away for the most effective $800 test. I denied that I was being tested for Lyme and I hoped with all my being that it would turn up negative. Give me cancer a thousand times before you give me Lyme; at least from cancer you can die; and peacefully at that. The medical community honors it and will give you all you need to "go home" peacefully. Thinking of Lyme made me feel something I didn't know existed. Incredible, overwhelming fear. To this day I still feel that fear occasionally and its hard to believe sometimes that the chapter of suffering is most likely coming to a close.

It's hard to accept in a weird way, when suffereing is the only thing I've known. I don't know normal Jordyn, healthy Jordyn. I'm striving really hard to figure out who she is and who she will be. So we come back to Guemes...a beautiful Island in the San Juans, north west of Seattle. Three years ago I felt free, I felt confident I guess, but I considered myself sick. I didn't do certain things because I was "sick" and I'd get tired easily. This time around I'd have to say Im a whole lot more tired, but I dont consider myself "sick' anymore. I'm recovering. Three years ago there were a heck of a lot of 'what if's' and they scared the bejeezus out of me. Nothing was definite. I felt concerned about life. I had just left bible college and wondered if i'd ever go back, I was getting tested for crazy diseases, I wondered who my true friends would be and I wondered what in the world God had for me. Three years later I feel like I've gain 20 years more wisdom.

First off, I see God everywhere. It's not some super spiritual thing to see God everywhere, it's not some voodoo practice, I'm not bhuddist or some person who worships nature- it's just that I can see things differently after graduating the School of Suffering as I call it. After not being able to laugh for so long every sound of laughter is a gift, every bird in the sky flying over me I am in awe of because for so long I didn't have the strength to lift my eyes up, the ocean water spritzing my face feels like a kiss from God Himself. Truth is, He created it all and He created me and I am so incredibly grateful. It feels unreal to be so healthy.

Three years ago I sat on the porch of the cabin and silently cried, trying to hide my anguish from everyone else. I knew that Lyme test would be positive and it broke my heart. I wondered of everything I'd lose and I wondered if it was my time to go home to my eternal place, I hoped for that, but I knew it would take a whole lot to get me there. So just so you all know, right now I am sitting on the porch of the cabin writing this. Remembering and possibly having tears in my eyes. Tears of sadness and joy. I missed my life so much, I missed my family, I missed being able to laugh with them or just listening to their conversations- this is more difficult when I was in the same room as them and couldn't enjoy them because of the immense pain.

But life is good, and I am blessed. I have seen and felt so much hurt in my 23 years, I feel I've lived a century at least. I'm in awe of what God has done and what He will do. He broke me and He built me back up, He let me live. So that I can dream, and write and be a vessel of His honor, my life may not be much to some people but I am convinced that my God loves me and He always does what is best.

Best of all, in His timing He brought me back to this place. The same month, the same day, to sit on this porch and release a few tears. He brought me back here to put "The End" to a magnificent and dramatic chapter in my book.

Thank you to all who read this online diary, my most sincere feelings have been posted here for all to see and every comment blesses me to see. You all have inspired me to go on, to dream some more, to make plans for the future and to help me realize how much I have. I could never say thank you enough.

all my love,

Jordie

Psalm 118:17, I will not die, but LIVE, to declare what the Lord has done!

'Sheaves after sowing, sun after rain, sight after mystery, peace after pain ' -F.R.Havergal