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A whole lot of “just wow”. But I do think this is a view into this mindset. I have a relative that was like that and he’s, luckily, getting good care in the hospital right now on o2 with covid.
You're exactly right and thank you for the correction. I edited my post. Apparently my head and hand were arguing while I was typing that post.
There's a difference. I've addressed the problem by doing everything that has been asked of me. Worn a mask I'm public settings, gotten a booster, quarantined when exposed, etc
I don't think Mayo Clinic released that information. I'm not sure they will. Their priority is hiring to fill the positions of the 700 who basically quit by refusing to follow Mayo's vaccination requirements which they've known about for awhile now.
So......what exactly is your point with any of what you are saying??
What others have been saying
People keep talking to vaxxed and boosted people as though they are not vaxxed and boosted.
Why should they be ridiculed? They want a safe work environment including weekly testing. Sounds more than reasonable.
The responses to this post are kind of weird. I know @jobarules has a reputation in this thread and I've butted heads with him too, but he's not fundamentally wrong about this. If you're vaccinated, you shouldn't be too terribly worried about getting omicron on a personal level. This is nowhere near as threatening as any pre-vaccine variant, and it's not even as bad as delta, which wasn't especially threatening to vaccinated people either.
They demanded weekly testing. The city and the school district refused. How is that spin?
Teachers should be forced to be exposed and to infect their families? If the teachers get sick and die, does that help the kids learn?
I don’t trust numbers released by the Chinese government. Or pretty much anything released by them.
This is an “ask your doctor” type thing. Or whatever @-fish- says. I have 5 employees in the same situation and they are asking me. That’s a problem!
My doctor said, "can't hurt, but if you want to wait 90 days, that's fine too." His only recommendation (same as the ER doc yesterday with my daughter) was wait until you're fully recovered.
Teachers were rightly moved up toward the front of the line for vaccination. Their work environment is safe. They're fine. And the kids they work with were never in any real danger from covid, and they're nearly all eligible for vaccination now.
Teachers were rightly moved toward the front of the line for vaccination. How many fully-vaccinated teachers have gotten sick and died from being exposed to kids?
There is something weird with recent numbers on both Johns Hopkins and Worldometers. They're normally a little different from each other, but generally pretty close to one another day to day.
Thanks guys.
There's no longer specific guidance on this. Past two weeks, you'll be considered good by most vaccine providers (though you might run into someone that asks you to wait longer).
How many of their parents or grandparents got sick?
So now we're in favor of mandates?
That's something a lot of people don't consider.
No idea. I don't believe test samples are being sequenced anywhere near enough to even approach a guess.
