A warning from Italians to Americans: Be prepared for what coronavirus will bring

normally here there is a lot of traffic we just can't move normally here you can't find parking because it's full of cars but this is not the case today it's not good if you can hear the ambulance but you only hear the phone from the center of Blondes and easily Rome especially Rome is popular for its restaurants, bars and everything is completely turned off, there are no people,

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ever your life is, like some quarantine has come into effect, it's completely different than before, I mean, now you walk around and see other people, You mean you're scared. to be close to them you just go out first and then you want to come back very quickly and now it is not easy to find food in the market, you couldn't find everything because everyone was running to buy food, everything is very complicated now, but it is important. understanding that everyone has to do something that no one is safe from the virus

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kind of psychological effect is it having on you in terms of not really knowing what you know, watching a situation unfold and having to quarantine ourselves in home, we are afraid of everything.

I'm scared for my baby and I only talk to my mom, so the thought that she could get sick is very scary. There have been creative or unique ways that people have been trying to stay in touch with each other, yes, every day. day at 6 p.m. people just open the windows and play the music loud and communicate now. I mean, I feel pretty tired, exhausted at the end of the day, just doing some very simple activity at home. I'm talking about household chores and it's enough to exhaust you. I'm exhausted at the end of the day and I'm a little too old to get legal help, but now it's two weeks, actually, and at the beginning, the first three days, the really high temperature went up quite a bit on the third fourth day, then everything was less a drop, but it never went away.

You're completely fine, it's very long, I would say, and again Emily, I'm quite young and I'm 40 so I have some resources, but there are people exactly like me currently in intensive care intubated who need support, very high support to breathe. , which means it's not there. It's completely predictable who is going to have this progression, so tell us about your colleagues, who are, especially your colleagues who are on the front line right now, what their lives are like, the number of ventilated beds in the hospital in the north from Italy that are now available are very few.

Because more than 80% are occupied now and they

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soon run out of the other beds, it means that when someone arrives at the hospital and needs intensive care, it is risky to not have beds available, so the pressure on these doctors is very high because they are going to classify people in the real meaning, the classification means that you have some chances of it happening, so I keep you under control and that inhalation of you to old you are not going to get this treatment, so it is very difficult for that colleagues, yes, I can't even imagine having to make that call as a doctor when you want to save as many people as you can, yes, it's not going to be possible, this is something you can do in countries where the situation now it is not bad.

You don't have to think badly about it beforehand, so prepare, prepare, dedicate the resources, in particular, to the intensive care units. What would be your advice to doctors in the United States? What should we pay attention to now? You have to stay as long as possible. a stone, even if you are not one of the red zone groups, you have to stay home as much as possible. This is now when strong messages are going through the media in Italy and, of course, we are now in a difficult situation. but the only way to reduce the spread of infection is to use the number of people you know