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I had the day off today and decided to do a study on funeral homes. I rang 26 in total, randomly and took in the 26 counties, I pretended I was from X college and part of a covid assessment team doing a comprehensive study on the impact of the virus on their business and to see
if they had the capacity to cope with the situation. Anyway, it is as we already know, every single one of them were busier in March and April due to the nursing homes. Most of them said that those who went then would more than likely have died around now, with flu season but
were taken earlier. The numbers are not really up on there projections, in some cases they were up maybe 5-10 bodies for this part of the year, but this month is quieter than normal so it balances out. March and April were mostly covid related and they were busier than normal, .
and it was, in all cases due to the nursing homes( we know it was neglect) 3 in our own locality haven't had a covid patient in 4 months. So the people we would expect to be making a killing during a pandemic are doing normal business
