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03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 4:24 pm I feel there are many Covid deaths that should have been ruled death by some other cause. At one point I had read that if a person died and was later found to have had Covid, they called it a Covid death.

It is worse than that. A friend of mine had her month in a nursing home in Michigan. The nursing home has been locked down to anyone but staff since early in 2020. Early this past summer, the nursing home called my friend to say that her mother had tested positive for Covid. She only could have gotten it from the staff. They moved the mother to an isolated room for two weeks where the mother never displayed any Covid symptoms. She has severe dementia and would likely have exhibited Covid symptoms clearly if she had them. After the two weeks, she was moved back to her normal care area. A week later, she died. She was 90 years old. Her death certificate says COD was Covid.