Coronavirus Pandemic (full documentary) | FRONTLINE
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Published 2020-04-22
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How did the U.S. become the country with the worst known coronavirus outbreak in the world? FRONTLINE and veteran science reporter Miles O’Brien investigate the American response to COVID-19, and examine what happens when politics and science collide.
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All Comments (21)
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I’m a ICU nurse in New Jersey and taking care of critically ill patients with Covid 19 will forever engrave in my memories until I die. Very very sad to see people dying every day with no family around them or priest to give last rites... for us healthcare professionals it’s very stressful and taking so much emotional toll watching patients suffer .... even myself contracted Covid 19 from exposure from my patients... Covid 19 is not a joke. I’m thankful to God that I’m still alive in order to continue my calling as a nurse ...
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The fact you have doctors who have been doctors for 40 years saying they have never seen anything like this. That means something. This is not normal.
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My husband almost died one year ago due to covid 19 delta strain. He survived being on the ventilator and E.C.M.O machine for 123 days. I'm so grateful to the entire medical team, including the administrative team, God and all our praying warrior friends. He came out with end stage kidneys failure, going to dialysis 3 times a week, to 1 day a week to no not at all with our eyes on his health always. His kidneys miraculously are healing. I'm still angry about what this virus has done to us financially. I'm praying for a better year in 2023. Bless all of you.
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Our health care workers are so precious and brave ❤️❤️❤️
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We’ve spent billions on military, yet we don’t have adequate health, housing or education systems which are accesible to all
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I retired from nursing, early this week. I just turned 64 and felt the risk was too great. I am very fearful for the nation and the world.
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This is scary and I never thought I would live during something like this!
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It’s scary how unprepared we were..
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As I finish a 14 hour shift at my local hospital, your words of gratitude and encouragement mean more to me than you’ll ever know. Thank you so very much.
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Man I hate wearing my mask while shopping in the grocery store much less all day. Hats off to health care warriors
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To all of you on the front lines of this who are seeing the nightmare that the rest of us can’t even begin to imagine, WE ARR SO THANKFUL FOR YOU! You are so valued and loved and appreciated! I wish I could send you a hug or just hold ur hand for a second. Nothing out country can do will ever be enough to thank you, but I will keep sending you love and thanks everyday till I die.
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Nurse: "Have you recently travelled outside the US?" Reporter (not wearing a mask standing among at least 10 people around him): "I have". What an idiot
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The scary part about this is that it was released yesterday and it's already old news.
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As a nurse, I'm saddened and disgusted.
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2 years later and I am still stunned how this country wasn't prepared!
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Frontline needs to do an update on this one. Great job Frontline!
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Kinda funny that we have a documentary about a crises that’s still ongoing
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Thank you to all the doctors, nurses, maintenance, food service workers, and other staff who worked the frontlines. Yes, many lives were lost, yet many were saved. Thanks to everyone who got the shots.
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This pandemic makes me feel like I'm in a twilight zone.
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Who’s ready to see part #2 of the next few months and talk about other topics as this pandemic unravels itself? 🙋🏽♀️Im here for it. Thank you Frontline !!
