Wow,41 year old actor dies of COVID19 after 95 days in the hospital!!!

**Kermit** · 07-07-20, 05:38 PM

I read that he had his leg amputated while he was in the hospital.

**Kermit** · 07-07-20, 05:42 PM

There was a 30 year old woman in New Jersey that had the Virus and was perfectly fine and her healthy athletic 30 husband got it from her and died a couple days later. Guess some people's bodies just handle it differently like any other disease.

**rm18** · 07-07-20, 05:43 PM

They did not know how to treat it earlier though he probably would not of died if he got it today.

**PAULYPOKER** · 07-07-20, 05:44 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

I read that he had his leg amputated while he was in the hospital.

From COVID?

That doesn't seem to make sense..

Diabetic complications triggered by COVID sounds more likely.

**Chi_archie** · 07-07-20, 05:45 PM

Never heard of him

Fuk him, he quit and should have waited 3 months to get it.

**rm18** · 07-07-20, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by PAULYPOKER

From COVID?

That doesn't seem to make sense..

Diabetic complications triggered by COVID sounds more likely.

Yes it caused blood clotting because was treated wrong

**PAULYPOKER** · 07-07-20, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

There was a 30 year old woman in New Jersey that had the Virus and was perfectly fine and her healthy athletic 30 husband got it from her and died a couple days later. Guess some people's bodies just handle it differently like any other disease.

Sounds about right.

**PAULYPOKER** · 07-07-20, 05:47 PM

Originally posted by rm18

Yes it caused blood clotting because was treated wrong

OH,I see.

**DiggityDaggityDo** · 07-07-20, 06:19 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

Never heard of him

Fuk him, he quit and should have waited 3 months to get it.

Damn... rough crowd today

**TheMetsSuck** · 07-07-20, 06:25 PM

I’m actually neighbors with him and my gf has been following his wife’s updates daily. Heartbreaking stuff. Apparently, the first two times he went to the hospital his covid tests came back negative bc the testing was crap at this early point. Guy could barely breathe
and went to the ER after 12 days of feeling god awful and two dr appts. They finally detected covid when he was in the ER and they rushed him to the ICU. He barely had anytime at Gina point and sent his wife a text saying he’s going to the icu and being put in an induced coma for a ventilator I’ll see you soon. Last message she ever got from him.

Before I moved from NYC I saw him on broadway in A Bronx Tale. He did a tremendous job. Rest In Peace

**lakerboy** · 07-07-20, 06:27 PM

Very sad story. Left behind a one year old

**DiggityDaggityDo** · 07-07-20, 06:34 PM

Originally posted by TheMetsSuck

I’m actually neighbors with him and my gf has been following his wife’s updates daily. Heartbreaking stuff. Apparently, the first two times he went to the hospital his covid tests came back negative bc the testing was crap at this early point. Guy could barely breathe
and went to the ER after 12 days of feeling god awful and two dr appts. They finally detected covid when he was in the ER and they rushed him to the ICU. He barely had anytime at Gina point and sent his wife a text saying he’s going to the icu and being put in an induced coma for a ventilator I’ll see you soon. Last message she ever got from him.

Before I moved from NYC I saw him on broadway in A Bronx Tale. He did a tremendous job. Rest In Peace

Damn that's sad man.

**Hman** · 07-07-20, 06:52 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

There was a 30 year old woman in New Jersey that had the Virus and was perfectly fine and her healthy athletic 30 husband got it from her and died a couple days later. Guess some people's bodies just handle it differently like any other disease.

I think even though someone may appear healthy, this virus finds & attacks hidden underlying issues that may not have been discovered or visible for years.

What other explanation can there be for it affecting ppl so randomly?

**mjsuax13** · 07-07-20, 07:24 PM

Originally posted by Hman

I think even though someone may appear healthy, this virus finds & attacks hidden underlying issues that may not have been discovered or visible for years.

What other explanation can there be for it affecting ppl so randomly?

That’s probably a really true statement/insight. Lots of people barely go to the doctor to even find out some of the underlying issues they may have or could potentially have. Get your regular check ups men.

**Slipknot26** · 07-07-20, 07:28 PM

We have one from our area , she's been in 110 days .
Literally created a brain bleed , was put in a coma and still fighting it .
Still not out of the woods and will have to retrain life , loving , walking and all .
There's some very abnormal situations like this is not just a virus.
They just released a cop , spent 91 days in the hospital here to .

**Mike Huntertz** · 07-07-20, 07:32 PM

The young are contracting it at an alarming rate. Lots of young are being hospitalized and suffer complications after "recovery".
The scientists and doctors now predicting Nov-Feb will be the worst period.....the dreaded 2nd wave!
Still it's just the first inning of this hellish game.

**JMobile** · 07-07-20, 07:33 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

Never heard of him

Fuk him, he quit and should have waited 3 months to get it.

Never heard of him too.

Can't care enough.

**Slipknot26** · 07-07-20, 07:35 PM

The economy will come to a stop come October

You'll have Covid plus the Normal Flu , one site of fever , etc. Everyone will think Covid .
When 40-60M get the flu yearly , no doubt , the US will shutdown again or people will go to work sick due to missing 2 Months from Covid ,then it may hit 80-100M with the flu this season.
Not good either way

**goduke** · 07-07-20, 07:52 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

Never heard of him

Fuk him, he quit and should have waited 3 months to get it.

Hey hypocrite maybe you should get fukked. Clown

**thomorino** · 07-07-20, 08:26 PM

The media grossly exaggerated and headlines these very rare stories to make the virus seem more deadly than the facts show it is. The death rate for people under the age of 45 is below a half percent, it’s the same as the flu for younger people. Every time their is a school shooting or someone under the age of 40 who dies from coronavirus the media headlines the story, but these incidents are very rare. More liberal bs.

**PAULYPOKER** · 07-08-20, 12:02 AM

Originally posted by Hman

I think even though someone may appear healthy, this virus finds & attacks hidden underlying issues that may not have been discovered or visible for years.

What other explanation can there be for it affecting ppl so randomly?

Cancer is as random as it gets.

**PAULYPOKER** · 07-08-20, 12:36 AM

The fact that this is new information to me.

The numbers of the serious/critical can't be right,not even close.

There has to be way more than 15,371 cases in the hospitals across the US.

The 1,608,249 active cases make perfect sense Now, .

I always wondered why the active cases were so slow to receive outcomes.

I'm talking snail slow.

They are holding back true numbers because no one could handle the truth and I can't blame them.

If we new the TRUTH.

You think we're insane now country wide with the civil unrest.

Tell the US people millions are going to die and 10x the chaos would ensue overnight.

COVID has hit SBR recently and we are a very small micro% of the US.

**Unrivaled** · 07-08-20, 12:50 AM

Horrible news he was young and healthy.

**cincinnatikid513** · 07-08-20, 12:51 AM

sad story 3 month fight lost