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Congratulations are in order for Angelina Friedman. At 102 she has survived the 1918 Spanish Flu, and now COVID-19 not once, but twice! She has also survived cancer, internal bleeding and sepsis. Her daughter, Joanne Merola, told CNN “My invincible mother tested negative.” What an amazing story.
There was no news coming out of Monterey County Health officials regarding the number of new coronavirus. Across the United States, cases were up 2% (+215,600) to 14.547 million, while deaths rose 2,479 to 280,079. In California, there were 21,455 new cases for a cume total of 1.322 million while deaths rose by 169 to 19,794. Please stay safe and stay at home, cases in Monterey County have been picking up recently.
There were 226 new coronaviruses reported in Monterey County yesterday, bringing the cume total to 15,991. There were eight new hospitalizations and two new deaths. Health officials are becoming alarmed as U.S. hospital beds with COVID-19 patients soared past 100,000. Across the country, there were 234,800 new cases, bringing the total to 14.331 million. Deaths rose by 2,838 to 277,600. In California, there were 22,036 new cases which brings the cume total to more than 1.3 million, while deaths rose by 46 to 19,625. Please stay at home if possible!
The Cottages Of Carmel is the latest assisted living facility on the Monterey Peninsula to be inundated with COVID-19 cases. Alton Mendleson, the executive director, sent out a message to residents and their families that they recently doubled the number of positives from eight to 16. “If you did not hear from us today, then your loved one had a negative test result,” said Mendleson. In addition to the residents, 10 workers have been infected and one is isolated at home with symptoms, but hasn’t been tested yet. The facility had been coronavirus free until November.
There was a bleak outlook for coronavirus on the Peninsula, with almost 200 new cases reported yesterday, with four more people in the hospital and four new deaths, bringing the cume total to 128. A new study was released which showed that 13% of ag workers tested positive between July and November, compared with 3% of Californians that tested positive during the pandemic. It found that a frightening 57% of those in Monterey County who reported feeling COVID-19 symptoms went to work anyway. Across the United States, there were 160,900 new cases bringing the total up to more than 14 million. Deaths were up by 2,129 to 274,762. In California, there were 16,494 new cases which brought the total up to 1.3 million. Deaths rose by only 40, a good sign. Please try and stay home and stay safe.
There were 56 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County, bringing the total up to 15,245. There were ten new hospitalizations and one more death. The number of coronavirus cases in the Unites States for November was more than four million, more than double the record that was set in October. There were 138,500 cases announced which brought the total close to 14 million, while deaths rose by 1,700 for a total of 269,200. In California, 12,124 new cases were announced, bringing the total to 1.238 million, while deaths rose by 45 to 19,212. The number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital hit an all-time high, and health officials are worried. Please try and stay home as much as possible and stay safe!
AARP The Magazine recently published an article about the fact that most seniors don’t get enough Vitamin D. With COVID-19 keeping people indoors more, this is becoming more of a problem. The article said that more than half of Americans might be Vitamin D deficient. If you can’t get outside, try foods like fatty fish (salmon, trout and mackerel) and Portobello mushrooms. Fortified milk is also a good source. If none of this works for you, get some supplements!
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If you traveled over the Thanksgiving holiday, top U.S. health officials say you should get tested for coronavirus. Unfortunately, hospitalizations reached a record high of 93,328 yesterday, and hospitals are getting overwhelmed. Over the last two days there were almost 400 new cases in Monterey County, while nationwide cases were up 330K during the same time period while deaths rose by 2,216. In California, there were 32K new cases in the last two days and deaths were up by 62 during the two day period. Stay safe, and stay at home if you can.
There were a whopping 1,064 new cases of COVID-19 announced this week in Monterey County. There were two new hospitalizations and five new deaths Nationwide, there were 205K new coronavirus cases, bringing the total up to more than 13.2 million. In California, there were over 13K cases over the last week, bringing the total to 1.195 million. There were 1,412 new deaths, bringing the total to 265,284. The cases are expected to rapidly escalate following the Thanksgiving weekend. If you can avoid traveling, please do!