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Where does this leave me, I recently has a foot operation and I am 78 years, I need to have someone come to my home or a drive through near by. Plus, I do not have anyone to take me to these large locations. I am left out in the cold. All the locations in my area are not taking anyone. What an I to do? Thank you, Cynthia Steve White says: Dr. Michael Osterholm is predicting a new epidemic worse than the first, based on his projection the UK variant will quickly rise to become predominant. Based on this, he is recommending as many people as possible get at least one shot ASAP, and the sc...

x “Lives are at stake”: Three Texas regions battered by coronavirus are out of intensive care beds 2 months 3 weeks 6 days ago Monday, January 18 2021 Jan 18, 2021 January 18, 2021 6:04 PM January 18, 2021 in News - Local Source: https://www.texastribune.org/ Share: Hospitals in the Abilene, Bryan-College Station and Laredo areas have run out of intensive care unit beds as the number of coronavirus infections continue to soar throughout the state. Credit: Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune By Megan Menchaca and Mandi Cai | The Texas Tribune Health officials in Laredo — one of ...

AUSTIN — Health officials in Laredo — one of three Texas regions whose intensive care unit beds are full — are pleading with residents to stay home and prevent coronavirus spread as the city’s hospitals overflow with patients. “Hospitals are overwhelmed and at capacity with the surge in Covid-19 cases. They are having to divert patients to local standalone facilities at this moment,” the city of Laredo told residents Sunday in an emergency message, according to Texas Public Radio. “Lives are at stake. We are asking you to stay home unless it is absolutely ne...

Hospitals in the Abilene, Bryan-College Station and Laredo areas have run out of intensive care unit beds. State health officials are “greatly concerned” about high numbers of hospitalized people throughout Texas.

This article originally appeared in The Texas Tribune at https://www.texastribune.org/2021/01/17/coronavirus-texas-