Ako kahit naturnooff ako kay uber deakin dati eh ngayon ok ang post nya walang peronsalan kasi binasa ko yung message.
pero sana magtahgelog sya para maintindihan ng tao kasi umay na ako jan sa flatten the curve eh paano maiintindihan ng masang pinoy yan. Ano ba alam, example ni pinay beyonce jan sa flatten the curve.
James Deakin
49 mins ·
Not everyone has the luxury to avoid going to work. I totally get that. But if you can avoid it, please do. Again, only if you can. I woke up to one horror story after another this morning and while it’s true that there have been a lot of lapses and inconsistencies and no shortage of people to blame for it, at this point, you really have to reframe the situation and ask how are you helping as an individual?
This is an unprecedented situation. There are bound to be hiccups, eff-ups, and general chaos simply because the government cannot cope with the surge. And I’m not taking a dig at them by saying that. It’s just fact. We’ve seen it worldwide. Even the most developed countries had issues. This is precisely what they are trying to avoid with our healthcare system.
There’s only a small window here. If we don’t do everything we can to flatten the curve NOW, we will totally overwhelm the system and our hallways of hospitals will end up looking like this. It’s not too late. But it’s getting there.
I know people are genuinely scared or anxious. But trust me, now is not the time to panic. Now is the time to do everything you can to comply. Because what you do NOW will have an exponential effect on the outcome—bad or good. Imagine the difference of trying to put out a fire that has just started compared to an hour from now. That’s the mindset you should have. Because that’s what we are dealing with.
So please support the stay at home movement for all NON ESSENTIAL interaction. We can do this. We just need to cooperate. We need to unite. We need to all do our bit. This is everyone’s responsibility. And it starts by sharing one united message. #flattenthecurve