Vaccine

dad4 said:
In the Marin case she got tested. She just kept going to work while she waited for the results.
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Shame on her, although potentially shame on the school, IDK what they did or did not know.

SDUSD has this crazy policy. If your student has been identified as potentially exposed you have 3 options for your student:

1) Agree to be tested 4 times over the next 10 days and you will be allowed to remain in school, as long as you test negative
2) Not remain in school but get one negative test and you can return to school after 10 days
3) Stay out of school for 14 days

If you don't choose option 1) you have to immediately pick your kid up from school. What's crazier? The policy, or the fact that we're letting these numskulls teach our children?
 
Friend sent me a Pfizer update. Pfizer to file EU early October, assuming the results from the clinical study come back o.k. in late september, for 5-12. Approval expected a few weeks after that (so by November).

Pfizer hopes (though that time line is a little more shaky) to file 6 months-5 years by mid November.

Full approval of 12-16 by mid November as well.

Based on this time line, I'd expect the kid vaccination wars to heat over winter break (LAUSD's vaccination deadline is also winter break).
 
thirteenknots said:
Breathing high concentrates of exhaled CO2 is on the rise for the
individuals who drink the unflavored Koolaid called Mask.

If the Vaccine is as efficient as they say it is, then why mask ?

Ask any doctor what happens when you rebreathe to much CO2.

Breathing disorders
Muscle twitching
Blood Pressure increases
Headaches
Pulse rate increase/fluctuations

Ask your Dentist what happens.

Does he mention the dental bills all parents will accumulate
from masking a child/youth/young adult -
Tooth decay
Dry mouth syndrome/Bad Breath
Gum Disease
Etc.

The long term affects of this manufactured C***a Pandemic are going to
be astronomical.
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The amount of air retained in your mask and breathed back in is only a fraction of the amount in a normal breath. Therefore, the rest of your post is coocoo.
 
espola said:
When there is a known deadly disease traveling around, it's a bit of a stretch to call precautions against that disease "hypochondria".
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It stretches way beyond any reasonable precautions including: masks outsides, N95s in supermarkets, would be o.k. with new normal being masking during respiratory disease season, and don't go out if you have an ongoing cough (for years, if need be....which for preschoolers with RSV essentially means don't go to preschool because around 1/4 of preschoolers in group care come down with long RSV).
 
watfly said:
Shame on her, although potentially shame on the school, IDK what they did or did not know.

SDUSD has this crazy policy. If your student has been identified as potentially exposed you have 3 options for your student:

1) Agree to be tested 4 times over the next 10 days and you will be allowed to remain in school, as long as you test negative
2) Not remain in school but get one negative test and you can return to school after 10 days
3) Stay out of school for 14 days

If you don't choose option 1) you have to immediately pick your kid up from school. What's crazier? The policy, or the fact that we're letting these numskulls teach our children?
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Doesn't look numskull to me.
 
Grace T. said:
Friend sent me a Pfizer update. Pfizer to file EU early October, assuming the results from the clinical study come back o.k. in late september, for 5-12. Approval expected a few weeks after that (so by November).

Pfizer hopes (though that time line is a little more shaky) to file 6 months-5 years by mid November.

Full approval of 12-16 by mid November as well.

Based on this time line, I'd expect the kid vaccination wars to heat over winter break (LAUSD's vaccination deadline is also winter break).
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Wars? Why always so dramatic?
 
dad4 said:
Yes. This is why decent employers have sick day policies.

You are also supposed to keep kids home from school when they are sick.

You thought we were supposed to tough it out and infect our coworkers?
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Where does it end? Not all sinus infections are viral, some/many are bacterial. The next step is to test after diagnosis of a sinus infections, determine source, quarantine for 3-8 days? The good ol days of coughing into you arm, washing your hands, etc.

But yes, smart to keep kids home if sick, not go to work if sick. Going out to eat when outdoors is perfectly fine. Eating outdoors is good for you...nutrition, Vit D, beer..can't beat that.
 
watfly said:
Shame on her, although potentially shame on the school, IDK what they did or did not know.

SDUSD has this crazy policy. If your student has been identified as potentially exposed you have 3 options for your student:

1) Agree to be tested 4 times over the next 10 days and you will be allowed to remain in school, as long as you test negative
2) Not remain in school but get one negative test and you can return to school after 10 days
3) Stay out of school for 14 days

If you don't choose option 1) you have to immediately pick your kid up from school. What's crazier? The policy, or the fact that we're letting these numskulls teach our children?
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Can you imagine the conversation.

"Listen honey your going to have to get tested for Covid every other day for the next little bit to stay in school"
"But Mommy I'm afraid to get tested"
"Well honey then your going to have to stay home from school for a couple weeks"
"But Mommy I've been really good about wearing my mask at school, that's supposed to protect me. What's the point of wearing a mask then?"
"Go ask your father"

Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Apparently not.
 
watfly said:
Can you imagine the conversation.

"Listen honey your going to have to get tested for Covid every other day for the next little bit to stay in school"
"But Mommy I'm afraid to get tested"
"Well honey then your going to have to stay home from school for a couple weeks"
"But Mommy I've been really good about wearing my mask at school, that's supposed to protect me. What's the point of wearing a mask then?"
"Go ask your father"

Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Apparently not.
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Fantasy.
 
Kicker4Life said:
Figured that was your answer…you do know sinus infections are NOT CONTAGIOUS, right?
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I believe that the flu and the common cold both infect the sinus membranes. Last I checked, they are contagious.

Perhaps we don’t agree on the definition of “sinus infection.”
 
espola said:
The amount of air retained in your mask and breathed back in is only a fraction of the amount in a normal breath. Therefore, the rest of your post is coocoo.
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And this -- "He told patients in person and through fliers in his office that masks were ineffective against COVID-19 and could even cause carbon dioxide poisoning, according to the medical board."

The doctor in question is Steven Arthur LaTulippe of Dallas Oregon, who recently had his medical license revoked for spreading such nonsense.

www.oregonlive.com

Oregon Medical Board revokes license of doctor who bucked COVID guidelines, spread misinformation

Steven Arthur LaTulippe's family practice did not properly screen patients, according to medical board documents. At least 95% of patients did not use masks at the clinic, and the doctor claimed masks were ineffective against COVID-19.
www.oregonlive.com www.oregonlive.com
 
espola said:
Wars? Why always so dramatic?
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Have you seen what's happening in school boards regarding CRT and masking? Wait til we get to little Johnny 7 year old has to be vaccinated over winter break. Even LAUSD pushed the pain out that far for fear what it would do.
 
Grace T. said:
Have you seen what's happening in school boards regarding CRT and masking? Wait til we get to little Johnny 7 year old has to be vaccinated over winter break. Even LAUSD pushed the pain out that far for fear what it would do.
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Put those idiots in jail where they belong and the war is over.

The time is long past to be a whiner. Try being a leader.
 
kickingandscreaming said:
Well, @Desert Hound just posted that Brown fears the vaccinated. I heard Duke required masks to watch the women's soccer game against Stanford 8 days ago. The only thing I have to add to what was already stated for Norcal is that Stanford is requiring proof of vaccination to enter the football stadium and the basketball pavilion for games. At the last two soccer games, the folks sitting next to me were wearing masks. Most were not wearing masks (myself included), although the workers/volunteers all appeared to be wearing masks.
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Oh yeah, maybe this was elsewhere, but for the Cal UC Irvine game, the Cal ladies wore masks due to Covid Protocol. Lost 1-0 in overtime.
 
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