antimaskers / antivaxer are the same people who copied off your tests and quizzes in an attempt to pass biology. I don’t blame them for their position. It’s like getting mad at a 2 year old kid for not understanding how to solve non-homogenous equations.
I got injected with Pfizer juice 3 times and so did my wife. And and my kids that are old enough. Only one that didn't was my 2 year old. We all got sick.
Its called a scarf…It does help when the air is cold right now. Like where you are now its 41 F.
What data are you following? CDC says it’s safe now. Are you looking at something else? I don’t care if you wear a mask outside. Be my guest, I enjoy fresh air.
Just like MSM, let's keep trusting sources who believed Smollett, reliable! Let all those big pharma dollars come in for sponsorships, no conflicts of interest with our news.
Actually, you are wrong in your comment of my quote. Regardless of pre existing conditions, any death was attributed to covid...not the actual condition. Take Colin Powell. He had cancer (can't remember which), was "vaccinated" and "boosted", still died. He died of covid...or so it was reported. How? He was "protected". IF the "vaccine" works, then how did he die of covid and not cancer?
Not a conspiracy theorist...I try to find common ground on both sides. There are vaccines and there are inoculations. Inoculations limit or reduce the severity. Vaccines prevent. Think polio and MMR. Then there is a cure. That is when you have something and it makes it go away. Whatever they are giving away like candy is not the cure...it is not a vaccine. Also, if I remember correctly, vaccines have live or dead viruses...mRNA can't do that. Hence why it can never be added to a flu shot.
Wait until YOU find out that at the very beginning nurses and physicians were getting SENT HOME for wearing masks in the hallways because you never wear PPE outside a patients room due to contamination. All of this has been a joke.
Source on the contamination part? Seems illogical since doctors don't take off their gowns in the hallways even though the same risks would apply. Most reports I read back in 2020 about the issue indicated some hospitals were preventing doctors from wearing PPE in common areas because of the lack of supply of surgical masks and N95s.
It was standard hospital policy / best practice, (virtually) nationwide before COVID, that PPE was never worn outside a patient room. As for gowns in the hallway, that shouldn’t happen - even since COVID. But yes, I’m sure that there are physicians, and others, who can be occasionally seen wearing a gown in the Hallway. I guarantee you somebody on a risk management or quality team wouldn’t be afraid to stop them if they saw (again, nothing to do with COVID). It’s not commonplace and is highly discouraged / in direct opposition of universal precautions.
Your information matters not. For many it is a symbol that they "care".
You mean risk calculation has been hijacked by “live your life” rhetoric, and those people have made it appear that there are only two sides.
Right, it definitely wasn't silencing, banning and mandating. That wasn't just for appearances. Those people...
Not really. I still need to wear a mask at work for 12hrs per day. Still need this feature. Wish apple would release it already.
You guys can search the web if you’d like, I don’t want to spend any more time on it. What I’m saying, whether anyone thinks I’m wrong or not, is that masks were not to be worn outside of rooms in an acute care setting before COVID. And in fact nurses were getting SENT HOME around March of 2020 for doing so (people who learned about it early on and were getting scared about what they were reading/hearing). This was not limited to only my current health system.
I think what you are referring to is the proper disposal of PPE when dealing with patients. Not wearing it outside of the room of an infected patient is so you don’t cross contaminate and spread the virus because your PPE has been filtering out and collecting the viral load that would infect you if you weren’t wearing it. It is to be properly disposed of before leaving the infected area. Before the pandemic there was no reason to wear PPE outside of a room. After, of course, there was a reason. So as not to spread a virus to a patient or to others if you were infected. Which was much more likely once COVID started to spread like wildfire. You still need to dispose of the PPE before leaving an infected area, but put on fresh before entering the rest of the world. There should be a zone between those areas where PPE can be safely removed. Like a scrub room. Although I may be mistaken on your point. That’s just how it reads.
Because it's not enough for them to make health decisions about their own life - they need to force everyone else to adhere to their personal health decisions.
Nope. That's just a strawman. There are several reasons to care whether other people are masked and vaccinated.
I have one question for you.
This post depresses me more than words
It will NEVER be fully over. Have fun looking like Bane for the rest of your life
The facts are Covid is now no more deadly to a vaccinated person than the flu, where was this rant two years ago before the pandemic when flu viruses were everywhere day in day out?
