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I'm sorry to learn this, deez. Sorry for your loss
Damn... horrible pain for him and for your family. So sorry for your loss
At the same time, our actions can harm others in so many ways beyond the choice to vaccinate or not. We all share the same space. It's a matter of having a light touch at times. That's all it is.
You got me again by, at least I think I’ve responded to words from you before that I found moving. These were nice.
Hornfans is fortunate to have By as our Poet Laureate.
He finds ways to express for us feelings we should have and sometimes do have.
Most of those cases are kids because they are testing every kid with a sniffle. Unfortunately it does include folks over 40. How come they never provide an age breakdown? If not, why not?Thanks mchammer for the graph. The guy I follow showing the curve was out all week.
Here is an example of the deception of corporate news. I was at the gym on Thursday and a broadcast news channel was on TV. The anchor in scary terms said, "today there were 9500 cases in Texas!" like it was some emergency. Now go back and look at the graph. It shows cases are going down. Texas has 30,000,000 people. So the numbers are getting smaller and small compared to our population.
But CBS or ABC news reported on it in a way to keep you at home, in your mask, dialing up a pharmacy for the vaccine. Lies. Fear. Control. Soon to come violence. Just look at Australia or ... New York.
Most of those cases are kids because they are testing every kid with a sniffle. Unfortunately it does include folks over 40. How come they never provide an age breakdown? If not, why not?
Should be exemptions for those who had Covid or under 40. That is likely 90% of the holdouts.As New York forced vaccine mandates on healthcare workers today, watch the labor crisis get out of control. With an estimated 16% of healthcare workers not vaccinated, it is suicide.
And it will hurt the rest of the country more than New York. That’s because nurses, doctors etc will go there to gouge for double hourly rates leaving the rest of the country to deal with the problem.
Apparently not a good risk adjuster. Did he have other health issues?My 45 year old insurance agent "**** his pants" last Friday. He was mid 40's and otherwise healthy. Left a 20 year old and an 18 year old.
I've never known most insurance agents to discuss their health with clients. Nor do MOST professionals discuss health with their clients. Doing so tends to be...unprofessional.My 45 year old insurance agent "**** his pants" last Friday. He was mid 40's and otherwise healthy. Left a 20 year old and an 18 year old.
Not according to his staff members. They were concerned that he was not vaccinated. They are "elderly" and are vaccinated.Apparently not a good risk adjuster. Did he have other health issues?
Yeah, you know the virus as a 5-8 day incubation period. So, you could catch it from someone and then AFTER 8 days you could develop symptoms. That's why I was good to go back to work 10 days after symptoms started but my 5 year old could not go back to school for 10 days after the 14 days. Science, yo!I've never known most insurance agents to discuss their health with clients. Nor do MOST professionals discuss health with their clients. Doing so tends to be...unprofessional.
Of course, I am STILL interested in the take about the 79yo admitted to a hospital and who then two days AFTER admission tests positive...clearly the 'rona is NOT the reason they went to the hospital. Yet the stats are massaged to show people like that as a 'rona death...
Yeah, you know the virus as a 5-8 day incubation period. So, you could catch it from someone and then AFTER 8 days you could develop symptoms. That's why I was good to go back to work 10 days after symptoms started but my 5 year old could not go back to school for 10 days after the 14 days. Science, yo!
PS: I guess you're not familiar with one stoplight towns in Eastern Oklahoma.