GAC06 said:
Is each county going to get a thread like this?
mtony77 said:
Ross how is your roommate?
Rossticus said:
8 total cases, 3 recoveries, 1 death. Man in his 40s.
https://www.co.comal.tx.us/PIO/PressReleases/2020/2020.03.26.COVID-19%20death.pdf
Understand. But I think that's a very important piece of info.Rossticus said:
Hasn't been disclosed (HIPPA).
For the media, a 90 year old dying isn't news.hoosierAG said:
Sure seems like a lot of younger deaths, maybe just ones I've seen lately is all. Live in N.C. and had a 30 yr old male pass, but was listed as underlying condition that made him high risk.
aginlakeway said:Understand. But I think that's a very important piece of info.Rossticus said:
Hasn't been disclosed (HIPPA).
Stay safe.
brotherbear said:
From what I've heard from someone who works at the NB hospital that he initially went to before being transferred to Austin is that he had no pre-existing health issues.
Johnny2Fan said:
Did he have pre existing conditions?
hoosierAG said:
Sure seems like a lot of younger deaths, maybe just ones I've seen lately is all. Live in N.C. and had a 30 yr old male pass, but was listed as underlying condition that made him high risk.
You should have her send in a stool sample.Rossticus said:
Roommate just got a call from her Dr. Lab contacted her and said "something happened with the specimen". So she has to re-test. No specifics given. Either this lab is utter ****e or the CDC is going to ambush her and stick her in a bubble for having some dangerously mutated strain. :p Obviously kidding about the CDC part. Gotta laugh at this crap or I'll go nuts.
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:hoosierAG said:
Sure seems like a lot of younger deaths, maybe just ones I've seen lately is all. Live in N.C. and had a 30 yr old male pass, but was listed as underlying condition that made him high risk.
Ya I feel like even non preexisting conditions young people are dying. I know the charts indicate 60&70+ still being highest risk but there seems to be a ton of people in their 40s dying. Theres gota be some predisposition factors like genetics at play here. I think there are still some mysteries to be solved w this thing.
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Adolph (T.J.) Mendez died Thursday afternoon at Ascension Seton Medical Center in Austin from complications of the COVID-19 virus, according to his family. He was 44.
Mendez was born in San Antonio and lived in New Braunfels for the last 14 years.
Brenda Johnson, Mendez's daughter, said her father was tested last week for the coronavirus and received a positive diagnosis on Tuesday.
She said her father had been "perfectly healthy" and had no underlying health conditions.
Vernada said:
From the local paper:Quote:
Adolph (T.J.) Mendez died Thursday afternoon at Ascension Seton Medical Center in Austin from complications of the COVID-19 virus, according to his family. He was 44.
Mendez was born in San Antonio and lived in New Braunfels for the last 14 years.
Brenda Johnson, Mendez's daughter, said her father was tested last week for the coronavirus and received a positive diagnosis on Tuesday.
She said her father had been "perfectly healthy" and had no underlying health conditions.
Sorry to hear that. Thoughts and prayers for your family and congregation.AgTDub said:
He was my daughters Sunday school teacher.
OverSeas AG said:So how are you doing? Feeling?Rossticus said:
8 total cases, 3 recoveries, 1 death. Man in his 40s.
https://www.co.comal.tx.us/PIO/PressReleases/2020/2020.03.26.COVID-19%20death.pdf
Rossticus said:
Roommate just got a call from her Dr. Lab contacted her and said "something happened with the specimen". So she has to re-test. No specifics given. Either this lab is utter ****e or the CDC is going to ambush her and stick her in a bubble for having some dangerously mutated strain. :p Obviously kidding about the CDC part. Gotta laugh at this crap or I'll go nuts.
