We have a 21 day reading planMartin de Jager wrote:Exercise keeping fit, I will keep fit and remain focussed!
And me and the boys started a excercise plan that ther school rugby coach send for the time the schools are closed
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And me and the boys started a excercise plan that ther school rugby coach send for the time the schools are closed
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Yes Manny I am home with my wife and kidsMad Manny wrote:Petrus, I assume you are back from the Islamic Republic of Fahd?
And working on my Isuzu
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And there I was under the impression it’s only LR guys working on there 4x4 , s . Thinking of stripping my dash ( couple of cracks ) and send it in to be covered with leather any thoughtsHaggy4x4Bedinges wrote:Yes Manny I am home with my wife and kidsMad Manny wrote:Petrus, I assume you are back from the Islamic Republic of Fahd?
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Had the same idea , but my wifey reckoned it would take me more than 21 days to learn reading probablyHaggy4x4Bedinges wrote:We have a 21 day reading planMartin de Jager wrote:Exercise keeping fit, I will keep fit and remain focussed!
And me and the boys started a excercise plan that ther school rugby coach send for the time the schools are closed
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Want to fit some camping lights all round
Under the awning the bundu canopy and two two RTT's
Under the awning the bundu canopy and two two RTT's
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Working in the medical device industry with a speciality on ventilators... namibia already bought additional 20x ventilators....Ricoffy wrote:What is interesting (over here in Nam) are the public's absolute distrust in the figures provided by the Namibian Government. According to them, there is only 7 cases to date.
The law of averages dictate that there should be at least 40 cases by now.
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That is from one supplier only, unfortunately ventilators cost between 300-500K and from my experience Namibia’s MOH does not have sufficient funds
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...Ive read some 40-50% of patients placed on ventilators will likely not survive, on average and full recovery from such ventilation can be months to years.
Given that many/most of those requiring such intensive treatment and support will be old dudes and those with other complicating factors ...
the path to survival and full recovery is a bit narrow.
Given that many/most of those requiring such intensive treatment and support will be old dudes and those with other complicating factors ...
the path to survival and full recovery is a bit narrow.
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... Veni Vidi Vici ...
... Veni Vidi Vici ...
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See a ventilator as a F1 car, dropping off F1 cars everywhere will not help since there are not enough skilled drivers (medical staff) and you need a team to look after the car (ventilator and the patient)
Covid 19 patients develop ARDS, ARDS patients are $&@$& difficult to ventilate and many do not survive yes
Covid 19 patients develop ARDS, ARDS patients are $&@$& difficult to ventilate and many do not survive yes
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Agree ... patient/s on ventilators tie up too much prof help-time and resources ... which , perhaps cruelly need be applied to where better recovery rates can be realised.
That said SA could probably do with more
AMBU ventilator bags that could facilitate
manual or basic mechanical assisted breathing
( without itubation .)
When more than that is needed ...
its too resource expensive...
PS. Ive always preferred downdraft carburation
to pressured fuel injection, turbo-charging etc
Long Live Strombergs and SUs ...!
That said SA could probably do with more
AMBU ventilator bags that could facilitate
manual or basic mechanical assisted breathing
( without itubation .)
When more than that is needed ...
its too resource expensive...
PS. Ive always preferred downdraft carburation
to pressured fuel injection, turbo-charging etc
Long Live Strombergs and SUs ...!
... Famous Fiver VoorLoper ...
... Veni Vidi Vici ...
... Veni Vidi Vici ...
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