US Cases
Jan 3-- Jan 9--- 4,740,701
Jan 10- Jan 16--5,613,621
Jan 17- Jan 23--4.833,136
Jan 24- Jan 30-3.635,947
Jan 31- Feb 6-- 2,067,191
Feb 7 - Feb 13--1,222,144
Feb 14-Feb 20- 718,130
Feb 21-Feb 27- 460,334
Feb 28-Mar 6- 310,702
Mar 7- Mar 13- 239,624
Mar 14-Mar 20- 209,335
Mar 21-Mar 27- 210,840
Mar 28-Apr 3- 189,616
Apr 4 - Apr 10- 217,735
Apr 11- Apr 17- 262,333
Apr 18- Apr 24- 328,475
Apr 25- May 1--396.900
May 2- May 8--492,870
May 9-May 15--632,961
May 16-May 22-756,455
May 23-May 29-769,979
May 30-Jun 5-- 706,874
Jun 6 -Jun 12-- 722,351
Jun 13 -Jun 19-705,425
Jun 20 -Jun 26-745,145
Jun 27 -Jul 3 -792,645
Jul 4 - Jul 10 -752,731
Jul 11 - Jul 17 -909,566
Jul 18 - Jul 24- 892,292
Jul 25 - Jul 31- 864,871
Aug 1 - Aug 7- 822,948
Aug 8 -Aug 14-720,314
Aug 15-Aug 21-666,092
Aug 22-Aug 28-618,737
Aug 29-Sep 4- 611,107
Sep 5 -Sep 11- 463,113
Sep 12 Sep 18- 431,984
Sep 19 Sep 25- 379,673
Sep 26 Oct 2- 327,481
The national numbers continue to drop.
'New Jersey Cases
Jan 3-- Jan 9--- 192,979-407 - 0.21%
Jan 10- Jan 16--132,232-628 - 0.47%
Jan 17- Jan 23-- 63,948-668 - 1.04%
Jan 24- Jan 30--37,270-641 - 1.72%
Jan 31- Feb 6--- 17,740-557 - 3.14%
Feb 7 - Feb 13-- 11,591-425 - 3.67%
Feb 14-Feb 20- 10,885
Feb 21-Feb 27- 7,264
Feb 28-Mar 6- 6,109
Mar 7- Mar 13- 5,982
Mar 14-Mar 20- 5.524
Mar 21-Mar 27- 5,640
Mar 28-Apr 3- 6,758
Apr 4 - Apr 10- 9,562
Apr 11- Apr 17- 11,936
Apr 18- Apr 24-12,190
Apr 25- May 1--15,032
May 2- May 8--20,151
May 9-May 15--26,275
May 16-May 22-27,458
May 23-May 29-26,694
May 30-Jun 5-- 19,849
Jun 6 -Jun 12-- 18,224
Jun 13 -Jun 19- 15,084
Jun 20 -Jun 26-15,187
Jun 27 -Jul 3 - 17,251
Jul 4 - Jul 10 - 17,121
Jul 11 - Jul 17 - 19,482
Jul 18 - Jul 24- 21,444
Jul 25 - Jul 31- 19,955
Aug 1 - Aug 7- 17,760
Aug 8 -Aug 14- 15,532
Aug 15-Aug 21- 13,022
Aug 22-Aug 28-11,619
Aug 29-Sep 4- 10,285
Sep 5 -Sep 11- 9,895
Sep 12 Sep 18- 10,371
Sep 19 Sep 25- 13,288
Sep 26 Oct 2- 11,477
Things seem to have reversed in New Jersey and cases went down by 13,6%.
Bergen County Cases
Jan 3-- Jan 9--- 20,479 - 49 - 0.24%
Jan 10- Jan 16--13,322 - 57 - 0.43%
Jan 17- Jan 23-- 7,076 - 56 - 0.79%
Jan 24- Jan 30--3,200 -50 - 1.56%
Jan 31- Feb 6--- 1,691--47 - 2.78%
Feb 7 - Feb 13--- 1,139 - 29 -2.55%
Feb 14-Feb 20- 942
Feb 21-Feb 27- 779
Feb 28-Mar 6- 747
Mar 7- Mar 13- 803
Mar 14-Mar 20- 991
Mar 21-Mar 27- 854
Mar 28-Apr 3- 974
Apr 4 - Apr 10- 1.466
Apr 11- Apr 17- 1,777
Apr 18- Apr 24-1,867
Apr 25- May 1--2,073
May 2- May 8--2,900
May 9-May 15--3,704
May 16-May 22-3,338
May 23-May 29-3,207
May 30-Jun 5-- 2,268
Jun 6 -Jun 12-- 2,133
Jun 13 -Jun 19- 1,784
Jun 20 -Jun 26- 1,896
Jun 27 -Jul 2 - 2,031
Jul 4 - Jul 10 - 1,915
Jul 11 - Jul 17 - 2.354
Jul 18 - Jul 24- 2,487
Jul 25 - Jul 31- 2.198
Aug 1 - Aug 7- 1,696
Aug 8 -Aug 14- 1,510
Aug 15-Aug 21- 1.359
Aug 22-Aug 28-1,068
Aug 29-Sep 4- 1,021
Sep 5 -Sep 11- 1,107
Sep 12 Sep 18- 1,109
Sep 19 Sep 25- 1,486
Sep 26 Oct 2- 1,328
Bergen County had a slight drop as well.
Bad news from the CT scan, A spot on my lung has expanded and Dr. Shapiro is not happy about it. It's another CT scan in three months and if it, or either of the other two spots he's monitoring, expands it will mean a biopsy. This is going to get ugly.
The Colonoscopy is next on the 1oth. I really don't need bad news from that as well. After that it's a Cardiologist appointment on the 11th. I get my flu shot on the 7th and we both get our boosters on the 14th.
There's also the question of the aneurisms. If the CT scan didn't pick them up I go for another ultrasound in December I think. It sucks to get old.
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