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Not to create fear, but I think people should take a look at these three articles about the spanish flu.
The first one talks about how it wasn't that bad at first, but then mutated in to a deadly strain by fall. Did you know it lasted 2-years?
www.history.com
This article talks about how different cities across the country 'flattened the curve', and the effect they had.
api.nationalgeographic.com
This article talks about how Gunnison Colorado manage to dodge the Spanish Flu, even though it was in neighboring areas.
www.theguardian.com
Why Are You Telling Me This?
The best tools we can have is knowledge. The medical professionals have been making their case, and some of our politicians have been making their own. They're not always on the same page. Armed with information, you can make the choices that will protect you and your family in the weeks and months to come.
Yes, I said months. Even the North American International Auto Show cancelled their show in June (Detroit Auto Show). The building they have it in will be converted in to a hospital. Heck, right now automakers aren't building cars, and are looking to build respirators Instead.
This may be a good year to plant a garden.
For the lasted COVID-19 numbers, check out:
coronavirus.jhu.edu
The first one talks about how it wasn't that bad at first, but then mutated in to a deadly strain by fall. Did you know it lasted 2-years?
Why the Second Wave of the 1918 Flu Pandemic Was So Deadly
The first strain of the Spanish flu wasn’t particularly deadly. Then it came back in the fall with a vengeance.
www.history.com
This article talks about how different cities across the country 'flattened the curve', and the effect they had.
How they flattened the curve during the 1918 Spanish Flu
Social distancing isn’t a new idea—it saved thousands of American lives during the last great pandemic. Here's how it worked.
api.nationalgeographic.com
This article talks about how Gunnison Colorado manage to dodge the Spanish Flu, even though it was in neighboring areas.
Gunnison, Colorado: the town that dodged the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic
A century on, what can we learn from how US mountain community dealt with viral outbreak
www.theguardian.com
Why Are You Telling Me This?
The best tools we can have is knowledge. The medical professionals have been making their case, and some of our politicians have been making their own. They're not always on the same page. Armed with information, you can make the choices that will protect you and your family in the weeks and months to come.
Yes, I said months. Even the North American International Auto Show cancelled their show in June (Detroit Auto Show). The building they have it in will be converted in to a hospital. Heck, right now automakers aren't building cars, and are looking to build respirators Instead.
This may be a good year to plant a garden.
For the lasted COVID-19 numbers, check out:
COVID-19 Map - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU)
coronavirus.jhu.edu
