Covid Deaths in Alabama last three days

[cookedw]

11 (today)
4 (yesterday)
1

For a 3-day total of 16 or average of less than 6.

Good trend to see.

Hopefully continues and the high 3-day average in the 30s we had last week was more of a abnormality

 

[T I G E R]

this pandemic has played itself out the exact same way in every cluster. alabama is no different. we are on the downhill side of it now.

 

[OneWing]

1500 hospitalizations yesterday. Let's not get cocky

 

[gatorz1209]

I’ll give it a few more posts until this thread is overrun

 

[cricket34]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

 

[anon_xdkqbpnrbtnct]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Abolish all death

 

[crococile22]

I’ll give it a few more posts until this thread is overrun

deathbros incoming!!!

 

[Creed Monster]

Two of the last three days were weekend reporting, which is always low.

The fact that today's reporting (which is Monday numbers) was 11 is definitely good (and truthfully, I didn't expect it), but I am hesitant to think that it won't rebound tomorrow.

The trend has been up since the second week of June.

 

[Hornacious]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

I presume they would think deaths trending down is a good thing. Why would they not?

 

[thesugar6]

1500 hospitalizations yesterday. Let's not get cocky

You realize that’s total right? Not just yesterday. Still not good but not from one day. And hopefully it keeps trending in the right direction. Zero deaths is the goal but going down is better news than going up.

 

[Creed Monster]

alabama is no different. we are on the downhill side of it now.

 

[Creed Monster]

And hopefully it keeps trending in the right direction.

 

[cookedw]

Two of the last three days were weekend reporting, which is always low.

The fact that today's reporting (which is Monday numbers) was 11 is definitely good (and truthfully, I didn't expect it), but I am hesitant to think that it won't rebound tomorrow.

The trend has been up since the second week of June.

Correct, which is why today being 11 is pretty big.

The same period week ago was 40 (reported last Tuesday), 3, and 7.

Hopefully it will rebound for you tomorrow.

 

[WDTE]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Approximately 150 people die every day in alabama. If we could just get rid of everything that causes death, maybe we can get that down to 0

 

[thesugar6]

Post was about the average deaths going down. Be happy for something

 

[tigrdent]

Also includes those in hospital with COVID and those there because of COVID....

 

[rthomas14]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

I would imagine they are mourning their loss and not concerned in the least with the trend. The tragedy with which they are dealing is horrible yet it doesn’t alter the fact that the three day trend is indeed good.

 

[Creed Monster]

Correct, which is why today being 11 is pretty big.

The same period week ago was 40 (reported last Tuesday), 3, and 7.

Hopefully it will rebound for you tomorrow.

You're right. The number was surprising / good.

Also, stories from medical professionals on this board, mixed with confirmation that we are seeing in hospitalizations, does make me think that we are not over it, as some here want to to proclaim.

 

[crococile22]

I presume they would think deaths trending down is a good thing. Why would they not?

well dealt with horny. why are we getting an influx of idiots on the bord lately? is it lack of sports?

 

[cookedw]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

This post doesn't make any sense.

 

[crococile22]

This post doesn't make any sense.

makes perfect sense. some people enjoy displaying idiocy in public

 

[gatorz1209]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Such a bleeding heart statement

 

[cookedw]

Such a bleeding heart statement

I guess he is meaning something like "would those who have lost loved ones to cancer celebrate a cure for all?"

His statement made him look like quite the POS

 

[rkspeck33]

deathbros incoming!!!

Ahh this was good..........needed a good laugh

 

[BAW02]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

novel question. What do you think?

 

[bojackcaddy]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

If they don't, then that would make them shitty people.

 

[cookedw]

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[Para312]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

One death of a human being is a tragedy but I think this is about trendlines.

 

[Archer52]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Now apply to every infectious disease.

 

[cookedw]

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[AU925]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Generally speaking, people that experience the death of a loved on, regardless of cause of death, say they wouldn't wish that pain on anyone. So, they probably hope the death rates improve.

 

[NotAiO]

Wish ouldes would stay home and be responsible

 

[BIGAUBURN]

You're right. The number was surprising / good.

Also, stories from medical professionals on this board, mixed with confirmation that we are seeing in hospitalizations, does make me think that we are not over it, as some here want to to proclaim.

We will never be over it. It is here to stay, even when a vaccine shows up. People that get the flu vaccine still get the flu and yes some die from the flu. We might as well get out of the fetal position and start living again.

 

[bojackcaddy]

Wish ouldes would stay home and be responsible

wish @jakeau would go back to State Farm commercials.

 

[ALPHADOO]

Post was about the average deaths going down. Be happy for something

Some just want to fear monger

 

[Creed Monster]

Reminder again...ADPH changed which system they use to report hospitalizations on Jul 12th, per a press release.
https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/news/2020/07/10b.html

Reminder again that press release was referencing the "Cumulative" report that ADPH issues and not the "Confirmed" report (which I used). That's why, in the Cumulative, you see a big, odd-looking, jump ... and in the Confirmed report, you see a gradual trend upward.

CUMULATIVE REPORT:

CONFIRMED REPORT:

See the difference? Bamatracker.com even labels it for you.

 

[ricedp105]

Reminder again that press release was referencing the "Cumulative" report that ADPH issues and not the "Confirmed" report (which I used). That's why, in the Cumulative, you see a big, odd-looking, jump ... and in the Confirmed report, you see a gradual trend upward.

CUMULATIVE REPORT:

CONFIRMED REPORT:

See the difference?

Yep, my bad..thought you posted the other chart..Kerryon.

 

[Torqued]

I wonder if the families of those that died think the trend is good?

Who hurt you?

 

[Creed Monster]

Some just want to fear monger

That's what I do ... I look at stats/trends and talk about them while people with tinfoil hats dance around me and try to convince everyone that conspiracy theories and positive thinking are the way out of this.