Vaccine

I know this is technically the wrong forum, but how is the season going so far? We just started league last weekend with a positive, but surprise result. Only 29 lmore league games plus however many showcase games to go. Trying to keep balance but its tough to do with 4 practices, one zoom and one to two games a week. Not sure what's going to happen with our LA games and what restrictions there will be. Fortunately, zero restrictions as of now for SD games. Best of luck to everyone.
 
Kicker4Life said:
So now if you have a sinus infection. Your supposed to stay home?
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Apparently according to dad, if you have RSV (or the flu) and are stuck with a long cough or other after effects, you are supposed to stay home until such symptoms recover. In the case of my kid when he came down with long RSV, that would have meant missing preschool for an entire year. And people who come down with long COVID are apparently sentenced to never leaving the house for however many months or years it may take them to recover. That's absurd.
 
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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I'm not aware of any employer that will give me 3 months sick days. That's called disability, which they don't give you for a cough.
 
Desert Hound said:
Not at all.

Run the numbers. How many tens of millions fall into that group?

The numbers of deaths are minuscule. CDC has the stats.

Covid is not a concern.

But I like your argument.

It goes like this.

I say lighting strikes are not a real risk for most people. The number is astonishingly small.

Your brilliant comeback to refute the actual data is to say...Well if you ignore the people that .actually got hit by lightning there is no risk whatsoever!!

And after you make that absurd statement you call me a moron?
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It is @espola 's specialty...It's called an individual circle jerk, AKA a selfie.
 
Grace T. said:
Apparently according to dad, if you have RSV (or the flu) and are stuck with a long cough or other after effects, you are supposed to stay home until such symptoms recover. In the case of my kid when he came down with long RSV, that would have meant missing preschool for an entire year. And people who come down with long COVID are apparently sentenced to never leaving the house for however many months or years it may take them to recover. That's absurd.
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So, if a teacher has a cough but she “knows” it is just allergies, then she should still go to work?

People heading out with symptoms is part of the problem. Just skip the restaurant and enjoy a nice walk outside. Masked, because you’re coughing.
 
dad4 said:
You know, your neighbors at the restaurant probably didn‘t want to catch RSV, either.

Your attending the restaurant is a great example of why it isn’t enough to say “stay home if you are sick”. Some selfish people will still go near others even though they have a cough, fever, or other symptoms.
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Who cares if you're masked and vaxxed, right?
 
dad4 said:
So, if a teacher has a cough but she “knows” it is just allergies, then she should still go to work?

People heading out with symptoms is part of the problem. Just skip the restaurant and enjoy a nice walk outside. Masked, because you’re coughing.
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I took the test. It came back negative COVID, positive RSV. I've been stuck with the same cough since then. A chest x-ray revealed damage to my lungs from RSV, which like any RSV, will recover eventually (probably after several months due to my age). So no, I'm not just assuming allergies. I know what's going on. If I were working as a waiter, that means you think I couldn't work, despite that I am double vaxxed and have had COVID. The government doesn't offer disability for just a cough. For my kid, that would mean missing an entire year of preschool back then. That's absurd.

It's been apparently to many of us that the main thing going on with you is hypochondria...which is why you think that people should never go out with coughs and that they should be masked in perpetuity.
 
dad4 said:
So, if a teacher has a cough but she “knows” it is just allergies, then she should still go to work?

People heading out with symptoms is part of the problem. Just skip the restaurant and enjoy a nice walk outside. Masked, because you’re coughing.
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Testing should be readily available through schools, I think a more reasonable course of action is not to assume and get tested.
 
Grace T. said:
I took the test. It came back negative COVID, positive RSV. I've been stuck with the same cough since then. A chest x-ray revealed damage to my lungs from RSV, which like any RSV, will recover eventually (probably after several months due to my age). So no, I'm not just assuming allergies. I know what's going on. If I were working as a waiter, that means you think I couldn't work, despite that I am double vaxxed and have had COVID. The government doesn't offer disability for just a cough. For my kid, that would mean missing an entire year of preschool back then. That's absurd.

It's been apparently to many of us that the main thing going on with you is hypochondria...which is why you think that people should never go out with coughs and that they should be masked in perpetuity.
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p.s. even the airline guidance BTW, says you shouldn't fly with a "new cough".
 
dad4 said:
Not quite what I meant.

The outdoor masks were on the traffic guys at the school. I think the main function was to remind the kids to put on theirs as they walk in. It probably didn’t hurt to filter out some of the car exhaust, though.
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Not quite what I meant...San Diego Unified School District all teachers and students masked indoors and outdoors...so no.
 
Grace T. said:
I took the test. It came back negative COVID, positive RSV. I've been stuck with the same cough since then. A chest x-ray revealed damage to my lungs from RSV, which like any RSV, will recover eventually (probably after several months due to my age). So no, I'm not just assuming allergies. I know what's going on. If I were working as a waiter, that means you think I couldn't work, despite that I am double vaxxed and have had COVID. The government doesn't offer disability for just a cough. For my kid, that would mean missing an entire year of preschool back then. That's absurd.

It's been apparently to many of us that the main thing going on with you is hypochondria...which is why you think that people should never go out with coughs and that they should be masked in perpetuity.
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The teacher from Marin really does have allergies. She wasn’t just assuming it either.

Tell me again how you knew that you did not have a cold or flu infection on top of the RSV.
 
watfly said:
It seems to me that there maybe two parallel universes going on. In our community, as far as I can tell, everyone has moved on from Covid since they have been vaccinated. With the exception of schools (and airplanes), there is little to no mask wearing and people have resumed normal life. High school football games are packed, offices are back to in-person, restaurants are full, people are enjoying concerts, flights are oversold etc. Our local sushi place has at least a 1 hour wait on weekends and some weekdays. It's life as normal. Are there communities not like that? The media would have you believe that the unvaccinated are holding up life returning to normal (when the reality is that the fearful are holding off life returning to normal). I don't see it but maybe there are areas that are still that way. What is your community like?

Has is anyone else noticed that the narrative has changed from fear of Covid to fear of the unvaccinated?
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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.
 
dad4 said:
The teacher from Marin really does have allergies. She wasn’t just assuming it either.

Tell me again how you knew that you did not have a cold or flu infection on top of the RSV.
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They ran a panel. Since then there have been no other symptoms except the long cough, which doctors have attributed to the long RSV damage to my lungs. If I had some other symptom, of course I'd get tested. But again, government doesn't offer disability for an ongoing cough and you can't keep out kids from school because they have long RSV or flu. That's why the airlines ask you if you have a "new cough".
 
Desert Hound said:
Why on earth would anyone wear a mask outside? Walking around?
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Face coverings are required both indoors and outdoors at many schools and public universities in Socal for everyone.

Other states like Colorado, Arizona you don't see it but you can't walk into most places or almost any place in socal without a mask. Outdoor dining remove the mask when eating but on otherwise generally.

At the outdoor beach fest this past weekend needed to provide proof of vax or neg test within 72hrs to gain entry but masks where'nt required for attendees but strongly recommend,. All staff and vendors had to be masked at all times.
 
dad4 said:
Just got donuts* and dropped my kid off at school.

Everyone I saw was masked. Students were masked. Traffic guys were masked. Donut customer was masked. Donut clerk was masked.

Traffic was light because a lot of people are still on zoom. If I get sushi, it will be takeout, because my favorite place is still takeout only.

So, yes. It's different up here.

*Kicker will remind me that the donuts are probably not in line with that goal of losing ten pounds.
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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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