When will the country be fully vaccinated?
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Comments (1)Gamerooster.com has a great page here on what type of wormer kills which worms, although it's aimed at chickens, I imagine the info would help: http://www.gamerooster.com/ Velvet ~:>...See MoreWhen do you expect your first fully open blooms?
Comments (21)Ah, PTPulley..."HI"...waving vigorously! Actually, I am up on the top down near the south end, but I used to live at Ellisport, right across from you. Come over and see my dahlias when they are all blooming :-) How many do you grow? I have about 190 this year and sell the flowers at my flower stand. Thus enabling me to buy more and more interesting tubers each year Loved your hint on ripping stakes from cedar boards. We are going to try that ourselves. Right now I have a crazy collection of bamboo stakes, metal fence T posts, and bean poles and those green plastic covered metal ones that bend at teh wrong time. How I would like a nice patch with posts all the same size , and ones that won't rot in 2 or 3 years....See MoreWill you take the vaccine?
Comments (38)My infant/toddler brother was one of the first people vaccinated for measles back circa 1960. He lucked out because we then lived in NYC, where much of the first batches were sent to. He also lucked out because *I* (obviously living in the same apartment) had a terribly serious case of measles, that lasted a couple weeks or so). I am glad it worked out for him. I wish the vaccine had been around sooner. At any rate, I'm not going to be first in line for this coronavirus vaccine. I'm going to remain careful until actual data are in, and I think with my immunological training, if I have access to some source data and journals, I'll decide for myself if ready for the vaccine. I also hope other types of treatments are properly vetted - various drugs and what-not - that will cure or mitigate the disease. I don't necessarily expect cures from that source, but it is very likely that the disease can be mitigated following proper research. PS. I don't take the flu shot every year - but I did for about six years after having the flu so severely I went to a walk in clinic and they supplied me with a high oxygen humid air treatment for an hour or so. Before I'd gone there, the only time I didn't cough was when I was in the shower, steam coursing all through me. AS SOON AS I stepped out, I was coughing again....See MoreIs Vaccine Easy to Get in Your Area?
Comments (141)@terezosa / terriks we got our shots at walgreens. They were on top of it - but there was some kind of computer glitch. I had to set up appointments for each of us using a seperate email address. I got my confirmation and then cancellation - about 4 times. LOL The Mr got confirmations and no cancellations. I called the store and they were SO nice. Told me to come on in with him. Which I did, no problems. And, I still have confirmation of my second appointment. It never cancelled that one. (You scheduled 1st and 2nd appt. at the same time.)...See Moremaifleur03
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