To your family, and you would have anxiety leaving the house, thinking that potentially you were exposed, hearing of someone nearby that has tested positive, thinking, is that me . Between our er doctors and our hospital doctors, our icu doctors, everybodys tired. They see the patients that are coming in, the tempo of patients, and its not just in our hospital, its across the city. All of my colleagues that i talk to across the city are realizing that there are more patients coming in, sicker patients coming in. And so, as you can imagine, people are just tired. Theres that exhaustion. But again, we buckle up and we have to take care of the patients, right . Were trying to do the best that we can as this epidemic sort of spreads throughout our city. So, it was a domino effect. My uncle got my grandfather. My grandfather got my grandmother. My grandmother got my mom and my uncle, and then my mom got my father and my siblings and i sick. This weekend, over the last week to two weeks have
Be a lot of dark days going into the fall, and thats really unfortunate. We are in a crisis. We obviously have 100 capacity now at all the hospitals. Our icu units are at full capacity. Were now not able to take emergencies like we used to of nonCovid Patients, which is always a danger point. Emotionally, you know, its just been a really hard thing to take on. Of course, you would hear about all of these cases and you would just pray that it wouldnt get to your family, and you would have anxiety leaving the house, thinking that potentially you were exposed, hearing of someone nearby that has tested positive, thinking, is that me . Between our e. R. Doctors and our hospital doctors, our icu doctors, everybodys tired. They see the patients that are coming in, the tempo of patients, and its not just in our hospital. Its across the city. All my colleagues that i talk to across the city are realizing that there are more patients coming in, sicker patients coming in. And so as you can imagin
Its cases, hospitalizations, and unfortunately deaths eventually. And even though the mortality rate is better, the more people come in, the more this goes unabated, theres just going to be a lot of dark days going into the fall, and thats really unfortunate. We are in a crisis. We obviously have 100 capacity now at all the hospitals. Our icu units are at full capacity. Were now not able to take emergencies like we used to of nonCovid Patients, which is always a danger point. Emotionally, you know, its just been a really hard thing to take on. Of course, you would hear about all of these cases and you would just pray that it wouldnt get to your family, and you would have anxiety leaving the house, thinking that potentially you were exposed, hearing of someone nearby that has tested positive, thinking is that me . Between our e. R. Doctors and our hospital doctors, our icu doctors, everybodys tired. They see the patients that are coming in, the tempo of patients, and its not just in our
New faces will fill many seats on local commissions and boards in the Bismarck region after Tuesday s election, but leaders of state agencies at the Capitol aren t likely to change
The Bismarck City Commission reluctantly voted to approve updated flood risk maps, effectively ending the city s fight with the Federal Emergency Management Agency over flood insurance maps.