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Upper Peninsula man nearly killed by COVID. He still doubts the data. | Bridge Michigan

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Share This: Share This: &nbsp;&nbsp;OSF St. Francis Hospital &amp; Medical Group in Escanaba asked him for permission to put him on a ventilator. There was some talk that he’d be transferred to a bigger hospital elsewhere. Other health conditions — his diabetes, along with his age — could complicate his case. children again or his wife, Debbie, whose brilliant blue eyes first dazzled him more than 29 years ago., as did several local school districts. COVID spread at a in Alger County, sickening dozens of people and Alger County man. A COVID case at a in Chippewa County worried local officials when the organizer, they said, wouldn’t cooperate with contact tracers trying to warn the others of a possible exposure. has only deepened, in part, because COVID had steered clear of the U.P. for so long.al staff at OSF St. Francis Hospital drifted in and out of Taylor’s room. With visitation banned, Taylor’s iPhone threaded him to his children and to Debbie.But he’s also just a regular guy, he said — and that means admitting to a mistake. It means he’s still undecided on a lot of what he hears, but he knows this for sure: He’ll never forget struggling to breathe as he battled COVID.&nbsp; Related Articles: September 12, 2022 in&nbsp; September 9, 2022 in&nbsp; September 9, 2022 , in&nbsp;Michigan Health Watch is made possible by generous financial support from: Please visit the page for more information, and to Michigan Health Watch.&nbsp; We're not just a news organization, we're also your neighbors We’ve been there for you with daily Michigan COVID-19 news; reporting on the emergence of the virus, daily numbers with our tracker and dashboard, exploding unemployment, and we finally were able to report on mass vaccine distribution. We report because the news impacts all of us. Will you please ? Pay with VISA Pay with MasterCard Pay with American Express Pay with PayPal

Share This: Share This: &nbsp;&nbsp;OSF St. Francis Hospital &amp; Medical Group in Escanaba asked him for permission to put him on a ventilator. There was some talk that he’d be transferred to a bigger hospital elsewhere. Other health conditions — his diabetes, along with his age — could complicate his case. children again or his wife, Debbie, whose brilliant blue eyes first dazzled him more than 29 years ago., as did several local school districts. COVID spread at a in Alger County, sickening dozens of people and Alger County man. A COVID case at a in Chippewa County worried local...

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