Got your shipment of them there little blue pills again?Mine also...but I’m not sure if she’s going to get the vaccine.
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The data simply supports that mandates, as applied, didn't work, not that masks or social distancing doesn't work or is ineffective. Everything you stated is absolutely correct and happened, social behaviors also changed as you stated.
One theory about why masks might cause more covid is they're not being worn, handled, sanitized, or stored correctly leading to increased contamination. It also promotes a ton of face touching. It also may lead to a false sense of security and a reduction in social distancing, surgical masks, homemade cloth masks, and bandanas are not that effective, in the teens actually. Just some thoughts.
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Sgt Fury
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I'll tell you one issue with masks. Where I work, it's a little noisy, so now you gotta couple thousand employees pulling down their masks and talking 6" from eachothers faces so we can hear one another and no big wig sees ya
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Sorry to hear BK, we all will be thinking of them.
Last week was the first days where I finally felt good in a month. Fever set in November 14 and last day of feeling like shit was December 12. Constant fatigue seemed to be the worst part after the original sickness and symptoms. It would get to where I couldn't make it past noon without feeling like I needed to sleep til the next morning. Going to the farm for the weekend was a good test as I walked more and did more without getting that sudden drop in energy. Fingers crossed it stays that way.
Last week was the first days where I finally felt good in a month. Fever set in November 14 and last day of feeling like shit was December 12. Constant fatigue seemed to be the worst part after the original sickness and symptoms. It would get to where I couldn't make it past noon without feeling like I needed to sleep til the next morning. Going to the farm for the weekend was a good test as I walked more and did more without getting that sudden drop in energy. Fingers crossed it stays that way.
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It shouldn't. What it could do is make them not realize they've been infected and are thus contagious to others.
Thanks for concerns. Just kind of wondering what ifs now. Update on my grandparents. 91yr old gma swears the secret to long life is red wine (she's fine physically ). It seems red wine with someone to share it with the whole way through is the secret. Gpa isn't doing as well and has been getting worse. He's 81 blood clots in the lungs and fluid, possibly had mini strokes (just diagnosed). He's still at home with my uncle and gma caring for him which is probably the best place for him. Not sure if covid just kicked his immune system making them show up or caused them. He was slipping down the hill pre covid but this has drastically increased it. Healthy enough to stay at home thank God. In laws feel like they have been hit by a truck today. Everyone alive and kickin nobody in the hospital. Hoping everyone keeps healthy out there!
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so a clinic connected to powerful NY politicians gets 3500 doses
https://nypost.com/2020/12/26/brooklyn-clinics-face-criminal-probe-over-covid-19-vaccines/
https://nypost.com/2020/12/26/brooklyn-clinics-face-criminal-probe-over-covid-19-vaccines/