Son's wife and mil fully vaccinated have covid
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Comments (79)Yes, however I read an article long ago that elderly patients often do not have fever or cough to start, their symptoms are sometimes atypical. My Dad is so sickly anyway, with intestinal problems, low energy and copd coughing, it would be difficult to know. But I'm sure it would take him down fast. It's like being on a death watch . . . considering his aide is out and about the community, has a daughter in health care, and a husband who is a truck driver. She will be the one most likely to spread it to him asymptomatically. Dad refuses to ask her to wear a mask, even though she would do so if asked. Maddening. His neighbors hang out with him unmasked, and with their grandkids in school and daughter who cleans houses, all unmasked. Then he has another elderly friend with extended family who also visits with him unmasked. It's a badge of honor around here, for what purpose I'm not sure. Even with covid deaths of many that these people know . . . This summer my cousin refused to visit with my Dad because we asked her to wear a mask when invited to attend a picnic while he was visiting her home area at a park our family used to have reunions at. Made it pretty clear to my Dad how much he meant to her . . .Meanwhile I had a lovely reunion visit with one of my best friends this summer, as we spent the day at a little park halfway between our two states. We both wore masks the whole time. No biggie at all. She is a retired nurse, motivated to stay well so her husband with asthma and destroyed lungs, won't be at risk. Edited to add that none of these people including my Dad acknowledge or realize that with my lungs weakened from many previous virus battles, i would very likely suffer serious complications, not even sure I would make it out. And yet I'm expected to play along with the denial so their egos can be assuaged. My Dad likes to portray me as his ditsy fuss budget daughter, no consideration for the risks he's exposing me to at all, he knows better, I'm making a big deal of of nothing. As a result, I have to live with constant anxiety and depression and frustration. But am expected to be jolly and uncomplaining lest I trample someone feelings . . . add to that my anxiety for my friends and family out in the midst of the pandemic as nurses, teachers and retail workers in stores where they are constantly berated for asking people to wear masks around them . . ....See MoreTHE vaccination
Comments (113)terrilynn, we still wear masks and social distance here, out in public, but I am not worried about getting Covid again, since I am immune. There are updated PubMed reports on Durable Cars Covid 2 now, if you've had mild to severe cases (and most likely even asymptomatic-but the reports aren't out on those yet) of Covid-immunity is much longer now, 8 to 9 months-and with the probability of total immunity. They can't check it any longer, since Covid 19 is only a year old. But, I will let everyone do their own research, and of course each individual needs to be comfortable with their individual decisions. I'm definitely not trying to talk anyone into my thinking but, just know, the CDC is very slow at getting info out. I think it's best, everyone do their own research and not depend solely on CDC or especially the media. Heck, for example, they were very slow at stating people should be taking Vitamin D, and I had been taking it 5 months before they came out with the info. And, that is just one example. Ridiculous. Oklahoma should be reaching herd immunity by April, if they keep up with the vaccines as well as they are now. Now, if other states were doing as well. At least Texas is doing a great job too, good to know, as we go to the Dallas area quite a bit. California is doing horribly at getting people vaccinated, I hear. Unless that's changed in the last week. Hope so. And, kudos to West Virginia for being the best!...See MoreCovid in my area
Comments (61)Sturgis also was timed with a surge in the host county, Meade (and neighboring counties), but other cases were imported back to . https://covid19.biglocalnews.org/county-maps/index.html#/county/46093 Germany fell behind in v******* rates, compared to their neighbors. They are now instituting charges for tests and a digital pass, similar to other EU countries that have demonstrated large amounts of success....See MoreCovid. My turn. Yippee
Comments (90)I wish I could snap my fingers and all of you would feel completely well again. I hate to hear how it’s lingering. :( ETA: For some reading while recovering, I’ve rediscovered the Cote de Texas blog. Her latest blog post is very interesting (and verrrry long, as is her style). :) https://cotedetexas.blogspot.com This is cool, too: https://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2022-05-07T15:06:00-05:00&max-results=1&start=1&by-date=false...See MoreAnnegriet
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