Posts by swiftpanther522

mellowskipper said:Where exactly would you run to? I mean, plenty of kids aren't even vaccinated against TB right at the hospital, yet they're out living their lives—it's not like you can just retreat to the Rockies. Who knows, maybe it's exactly a kid like that sitting right next to mine in class...

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Between my English assignment and trying to wrap my head around literary devices, I think I totally garbled my point. I wasn't being clear enough—I am NOT in favor of forcing anyone to get vaccinated, especially not kids. That was the whole point...

Alex Edwards4 said:Children are actually the key to stopping the spread caused by immunocompromised individuals. A child's immune system is robust enough to brush off a virus like a minor nuisance, picking it up from the environment after those with weakened systems have introduced it. Most kids don't even show symptoms; they neutralize the virus at the very first line of defense. In reality, the true reservoirs for accumulating and spreading viruses are people like Xavier Becerra, who disregard health protocols, or those gripped by vaccine anxiety, where constant stress can compromise their own immunity.
And even then, nobody cares if Xavier Becerra or some other person chooses to get vaccinated, because everyone is free to protect themselves however they see fit.

So, why bother spreading misinformation, and why would you ever want to target children with needles?

Kids really are ideal carriers... my little guy brought it home last year, he was totally fine obviously, but I honestly don't know where I'll run if they make vaccinations mandatory??

Anthony Wood11 said:I have a question regarding self-isolation protocols; I want to ensure my understanding hasn't been flawed by misinformation.
If an individual comes into contact with someone who tested positive, does that necessitate a ten-day isolation period provided no symptoms manifest? And if symptoms do actually arise, does the duration then shift based on how long those symptoms persist? Furthermore, if I've grasped this correctly, can someone who tests positive via a PCR test but remains asymptomatic potentially conclude their isolation in less than ten days? From what I have gathered, one might remain PCR-positive for weeks on end without being infectious—supposedly just a few days after symptoms subside. Of course, this is entirely subject to the individual's specific biological response. If memory serves, during the initial rollout, health authorities were demanding a negative PCR result to end isolation, though it seems they eventually conceded that a person may no longer be contagious even before such a result is obtained.

They told me it was 14 days under the new rules, they just hadn't updated the CDC website yet. So now my kid is stuck at home instead of being in school (some genius convinced him he was a "contact," bless his heart), but they won't let us test him so he can head back early... there's no way out until the time is up. 🙂

They haven't done a damn thing for us in months... Last we heard, the access panels from the local clinic are being sent over to the regional lab in Phoenix. If we don't get things moving within a week, we’re supposed to call them at 052/855190

Couldn't get any actual useful info... I called the women's health line at 062112233 and they basically gave me some nonsense about a river?? And then they have the nerve to tell me to contact my local health department??