From the article:
“During the autopsy, doctors found that large swaths of the man’s lungs were blocked. The finding then led scientists to conclude that he suffered from Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) — a life-threatening condition that can be caused by COVID-19.”
“Doctors later determined the illness, which keeps air from flowing to the lungs, had likely caused his fall”
From this other article I found (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8958309/Builder-51-died-falling-10ft-ladder-killed-coronavirus.html):
“The doctors said they were initially suspicious a fight had occurred between the man and his co-workers, who had lived together for ten days, because no one saw the man fall from the ladder.
But after an autopsy revealed severe damage to the lungs, they said they could rule this out.
The man had suffered from a headache, fatigue, fever, cough, chest discomfort and shortness of breath in the week before his death, his co-workers said.
They had asked him to go to a doctor, but he had refused their advice.
The man also had type 2 diabetes and was a smoker, which both raised his risk of death from Covid-19.”
So apparently this guy should have been in the hospital, but instead decided to climb up on a ladder. He couldn’t breathe, fell off the ladder, and died. Difficult call, since clearly the fall was the immediate cause of death, but the question lingers: what’s the likelihood he would NOT have fallen if he was able to breathe properly?
They are only throwing out a wild guess he wasn’t breathing right which caused him to fall.
>>“Doctors later determined the illness, which keeps air from flowing to the lungs, had likely caused his fall”
Wearing a mask for 8 freakin’ hours at a time keeps oxygen from flowing to my lungs.
‘Difficult call, since clearly the fall was the immediate cause of death, but the question lingers: what’s the likelihood he would NOT have fallen if he was able to breathe properly?’
difficult call...? you mean as to its coronavirus credentials...? I’ll assume you have your tongue firmly planted in your cheek...
Yeah, I concur.
I work in the medical field.. well. Sorta. I’m an I.T. guy who specializes in medical tech, EMR and HIPAA.
I talk to a lot of doctors, and we talk about this stuff.
Many (I’m not going to say all) cases where Covid doesn’t seem to be a case (Like a gunshot wound in Bridgeport CT that was ruled COVID related) is because they found COVID on the autopsy. He had Covid. From there, the regulations say that a corpse shows up, has covid, it is to be marked that way. It’s the bean counters that push that data up as they strip things (Could you imagine reading article day after day of people dying of car accidents, but also had COVID? The news would be totally clogged so people in the media area charged with simply sending up numbers.. Deaths. Of those 80% marked with COVID. So... they want a number ? 80%. What are we having for lunch?”
Likewise I spoke to a Pennsylvanian ER director today (I won’t go into his details but I’m trying to get him to talk to Newsmax) is quitting his hospital because the hospital pushed 90 COVID cases, hospitalized, when there were 2.
Both sides of the argument are wrong. The data in which we all have access to make decisions is so corrupted that you may as well ignore it.
There could be anywhere between 300,000 and 4,000,000 cases of COVID in the US right now. That’s too big a margin of error for anyone to consider it fact or data. It’s all just junk.
So like this article spins with it’s headlines the inner readings are where we find the truth. Everyone in that hospital will tell you he died by falling off a ladder. But they did find COVID in his body so they sent that data up the pole and this is what the result is.