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North Texas Gym Owner Urges Vaccines, After He Nearly Died From COVID-19

A North Texas fitness trainer, who nearly died from COVID-19, says he regrets putting off getting vaccinated.

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More protest break out in THE RED STATE OF TEXAS as healthcare workers protest mandatory vaccines – Investment Watch

More protest break out in THE RED STATE OF TEXAS as healthcare workers protest mandatory vaccines – Investment Watch
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We re fearful of a surge already on an existing surge : D-FW area hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients

We re fearful of a surge already on an existing surge : D-FW area hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients Parts of the hospital not meant to hold patients are being converted into patient areas as COVID-19 hospitalization numbers surge across North Texas. Author: Tiffany Liou Updated: 5:55 PM CST January 8, 2021 TARRANT COUNTY, Texas We re exhausted, said Dr. Justin Fairless. He s an emergency medicine physician and an assistant professor at TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine. He works at the Texas Health Harris Methodist hospitals in Tarrant County. It s to the point where our staff areas are not safe to take your masks off to drink water, said Fairless.

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Mobile Morgue Deployed to Harris Methodist Hospital Due to Surge in COVID-19 Deaths – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Tarrant County Public Health has reported 143 coronavirus-related deaths since Dec. 27 Published January 5, 2021 • Updated on January 5, 2021 at 4:51 pm Texas Sky Ranger A refrigerated mobile morgue was deployed to Texas Health Harris Methodist in Fort Worth on Tuesday, hospital officials say, as Tarrant County averages just under 15 COVID-19-related deaths per day. Tarrant County Public Health reported eight COVID-19 deaths Tuesday, after tallying at 13 each day since Dec. 27 with the exception of New Year s Day, when new coronavirus data was not reported. This shows how serious the situation is and how important it is for everyone in the community to do their part to slow the transmission of the virus by wearing masks, washing their hands, socially distancing and avoiding large crowds, Texas Health Resources said in a statement.

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Fort Worth Grandmother Who Died of COVID-19 Remembered for Helping Others

Former co-worker Elizabeth Thompson called her Mother Teresa. She would be there for four hours on her own time to make sure when that passenger got to where he was going, everything was smooth sailing for them,” Thompson said. When Thompson s mother became ill, Munoz volunteered to work her shifts for three months, Thompson said. Munoz moved here with her family from Mexico City looking for a better life, and found it in Fort Worth, where she worked at American for 25 years. I remember mom meeting passengers on the phone who were stranded or who were traveling to a funeral, especially a lot of immigrant families, and she would bring them to stay at our house,” her daughter Dee Lara said.

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