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1 hour ago, Procus said:

If my mom was in a good way, she'd have a big laugh at Boogeyman's expense right now and no doubt would have a few putdowns of her own.  FWIW, we're getting improvement, with one of the biggest challenges to make sure she stays with her daily medication regimen.  You'd be surprised how much medication they give to a lot of elderly people.

So she got her Ivermectin. I'm really glad man. Thumbs up!

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    Im home! Pulse ox on room air in the mid 90s. Feeling much better! Thank you for all of the well wishes.  I tested negative on Thursday and again this morning.  F u covid, you can suck muh deek

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In South Africa where BA 4 and 5 are dominant cases are dropping and the peak was not even close to earlier this year

 

Update: feeling a million times better today. Been able to workout every day as well. Fever gone, just a scratchy throat and headaches. 
 

This drug from Pfizer is miraculous. 

 

 

 

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13 positive cases reported at my kid's school on monday and another 9 yesterday....this is in the "school community"...not necessarily students. 

 

On 5/4/2022 at 1:56 PM, mr_hunt said:

13 positive cases reported at my kid's school on monday and another 9 yesterday....this is in the "school community"...not necessarily students. 

 

Breaking 2,000+ cases in PA on the daily now. Corona's back, baby! 

 

 

 

 

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13 hours ago, mr_hunt said:

13 positive cases reported at my kid's school on monday and another 9 yesterday....this is in the "school community"...not necessarily students. 

 

Our district had about 100 cases from 5/2 to 5/4, three of which were my kids.

 

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White House Correspondents Dinner weekend is looking like a super spreader event  :sad: 

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Journalists from multiple news outlets test positive after White House Correspondents Dinner weekend

Trevor Noah joked about the event becoming a superspreader — and now the cases are rolling in. The annual White House Correspondents Dinner, along with the festivities held in the days before and after it, have led to the inevitable spread of Covid.
In the days since WHCD weekend, reporters and staffers from CNN, ABC News, NBC News, CBS News, Politico, and other participating news organizations have tested positive for the virus. Most notably, ABC's Jon Karl, who shook hands with President Biden and who sat next to Kim Kardashian, has fallen ill, as Politico's Maxwell Tani first reported.
 
There is no exact data to indicate precisely how many people have caught the virus from the weekend. But, anecdotally speaking, much of Tuesday afternoon seemed to consist of attendees trading text messages and emails about colleagues and friends and people they had seen who had tested positive. That's almost certainly going to continue in the days ahead...
 

What the WHCA is saying

I talked on Tuesday afternoon with White House Correspondents Association President Steven Portnoy. Portnoy told me this: "We worked hard to publicize our protocols and encouraged those eligible to get booster shots in the weeks leading up to the dinner. Our event implemented protocols that went beyond any guidance or regulation issued by the CDC or the DC health department. We wish anyone who may not be feeling well a speedy recovery."
>> Also of note: While Karl did shake Biden's hand at the dinner, to have gone on-stage at the event he would have had to have taken a medically certified proctored test that the White House uses because it believes it to be a measure of infectiousness, a source told me. Which is to say, it's unlikely he was infectious at the time...
 
 

Different than Gridiron

In the days ahead, there will probably be stories that draw comparisons between the WHCD and Gridiron. But there is a key difference between the two events: Gridiron is a singular event, whereas the WHCD is bookended by dozens of parties held by news orgs and talent agencies. In other words, it will be difficult — impossible? — to identify specifically where the spread of Covid actually occurred.
Was it at the dinner, which required same-day testing and vaccination? Or was it at one or more of the parties? Remember, the WHCA had no oversight over the outside events. Some of the orgs that hosted them implemented strict Covid precautions, others did not. And there were many events in which people were tightly packed into small, confined areas with little ventilation...
 

Not an outlier

News orgs should also keep this story in perspective. It's not 2020. With vaccines and booster shots being widely available, this type of event is no longer unique. Every day, people evaluate various risks and decide whether or not to take them. I can't imagine a single person who attended the weekend of events who did not believe that they had a non-zero chance of contracting Covid.
Nate Silver made this point well. He tweeted, "There are undoubtedly 100s of crowded indoor gatherings across the United States every day. Not to mention millions of people dining at restaurants, going to work or school, etc. It is kinda weird to focus on the WHCD as though it's some sort of outlier; it is very much the norm!"

 

Heard our local country club had an event and now have about 100 positive people.  No one super sick though.  That's the point.  Heard GMA say that hospitalizations/deaths are projected to go up over the next few weeks.  Welcome summer!

vikas, glad you're are doing better.

 

14 minutes ago, DiPros said:

Heard our local country club had an event and now have about 100 positive people.  No one super sick though.  That's the point.  Heard GMA say that hospitalizations/deaths are projected to go up over the next few weeks.  Welcome summer!

vikas, glad you're are doing better.

 

Kennett Country or some other?

6 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Kennett Country or some other?

Kennett.

But but, all the vaccines are safe and anybody who questions should be ridiculed, right???

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/fda-restricts-jjs-covid-vaccine-due-blood-clot-risk-rcna27583

FDA restricts J&J’s Covid vaccine due to blood clot risk

Officials say the shot should only be given to adults who cannot receive a different vaccine, or specifically request J&J.

 

 

 

Lol

Yes we did know these things even pretty early on. 

Teachers unions are now lamenting the foreseeable, inevitable outcome of the policies that they fought so hard to put, and keep, in place.

 

 

Nah, I was told in here that there was no issue from COVID policy on the mental health and development of children. Can’t be. 

My reading specialist daughter (K-2) still has students below grade level, but most have regained to grade level, and some are ahead.  It has taken all year to get there, and this whole thing for teachers, admins, and the kids has been nothing short of a total and complete ish show!

My sister and her entire family have covid.  Wedding last weekend.  Everyone doing OK but my sister has some health issues and was put on the 5 day anti viral starting today.

20 minutes ago, DiPros said:

My reading specialist daughter (K-2) still has students below grade level, but most have regained to grade level, and some are ahead.  It has taken all year to get there, and this whole thing for teachers, admins, and the kids has been nothing short of a total and complete ish show!

My sister and her entire family have covid.  Wedding last weekend.  Everyone doing OK but my sister has some health issues and was put on the 5 day anti viral starting today.

Get well Di

Just now, DrPhilly said:

Get well Di

I worded that wrong, sorry.  I am OK, it was my brother in-laws nephews wedding, his entire family.  Thankfully his 97 year old father (one of my favorite people in the world) was not in attendance and is fine.

1 hour ago, The_Omega said:

Teachers unions are now lamenting the foreseeable, inevitable outcome of the policies that they fought so hard to put, and keep, in place.

 

 

I get shutting it down in March 2020 when it first happened and we really didn't know enough about the disease. But staying closed for the 20202-2021 school year was basically prioritizing the wishes of the teachers over the needs of the students.

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