Excess Deaths doesn't look to be flattening, even as the daily counts fall off
Well she was positive and agreed to not go out and get other people sick, she signed a contract. She effected 27 other peoples lives and livelihoods, fuck her.
I'd like to know if she had a choice in signing it or if they would have held her if she didn't.
Also would you like to be jailed for giving someone the flu? Before all this shit, ppl used to come to work w the flu pretty often cuz they needed money or couldn't take off. Ppl go to the gym w the flu. Should they be jailed for spreading it?
The only reason she affected all those ppl is because the same ppl that jailed her are forcing the other ppl who tested positive to quarantine also. If the gov wasn't jumping all over this, it would be one person giving other ppl the flu. But now it's jail
Jail sucks, if you don't want to go to jail, don't be stupid and do things that will land you there. Or, be smart enough to not get caught.
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Random question, folks...
Hospital chains are now starting to require vendors to get Covid tests before we can enter the OR and support surgeries that we've been requested to be at... No big deal. Only downside is that some are requiring negative tests within 72 hours of the surgery and some are making it where the test has to have been within 7 days.
Whatever. Your house, your rules.
The question is.. Is it safe to have that long ass q-tips tickling the back of my brain/my employees' brains that damned often? Seriously seems like that could cause some issues if they make everyone adhere to that for an extended period of time. God knows that shit isn't comfortable and it still feels like I have something stuck in there. I can only imagine how funky it will feel after my 4th or 5th test in a few weeks time.
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@RaginCajunRandom question, folks...
Hospital chains are now starting to require vendors to get Covid tests before we can enter the OR and support surgeries that we've been requested to be at... No big deal. Only downside is that some are requiring negative tests within 72 hours of the surgery and some are making it where the test has to have been within 7 days.
Whatever. Your house, your rules.
The question is.. Is it safe to have that long ass q-tips tickling the back of my brain/my employees' brains that damned often? Seriously seems like that could cause some issues if they make everyone adhere to that for an extended period of time. God knows that shit isn't comfortable and it still feels like I have something stuck in there. I can only imagine how funky it will feel after my 4th or 5th test in a few weeks time.
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Virus hasn't been isolated, scientific method hasn't been used to prove it has been@Splinty
Random question, folks...
Hospital chains are now starting to require vendors to get Covid tests before we can enter the OR and support surgeries that we've been requested to be at... No big deal. Only downside is that some are requiring negative tests within 72 hours of the surgery and some are making it where the test has to have been within 7 days.
Whatever. Your house, your rules.
The question is.. Is it safe to have that long ass q-tips tickling the back of my brain/my employees' brains that damned often? Seriously seems like that could cause some issues if they make everyone adhere to that for an extended period of time. God knows that shit isn't comfortable and it still feels like I have something stuck in there. I can only imagine how funky it will feel after my 4th or 5th test in a few weeks time.
Test is based upon a test that it's creator admitted was faulty before he died
IMO it is very sketchy to be relying upon that test, and even more sketchy to be going deep into somebodies head on the regular
Real bummer, both in cost and for the health of those getting this test...Sorry to hear that is being forced upon people in your industry
I understand you didn't tag me and I can point you in the right direction if you would like to learn more
Stay healthy my brother
That's like 42% of the US population
I'm not a doctor, nor a medical professional, that being said I can't imagine being skull fucked that often is good for someone.@Splinty
Random question, folks...
Hospital chains are now starting to require vendors to get Covid tests before we can enter the OR and support surgeries that we've been requested to be at... No big deal. Only downside is that some are requiring negative tests within 72 hours of the surgery and some are making it where the test has to have been within 7 days.
Whatever. Your house, your rules.
The question is.. Is it safe to have that long ass q-tips tickling the back of my brain/my employees' brains that damned often? Seriously seems like that could cause some issues if they make everyone adhere to that for an extended period of time. God knows that shit isn't comfortable and it still feels like I have something stuck in there. I can only imagine how funky it will feel after my 4th or 5th test in a few weeks time.
Mercy Health is gonna owe me a sinuplasty or some shit hahah
not sure if its been posted here. I posted it a few days ago in another thread
View: https://twitter.com/klara_sjo/status/1254919776515887105
Yep. Now you see why I'm not exactly stoked on having to do that often.
Ya buddy
No fucking way I would let somebody do that to me
Especially considering what I learned about the actual reliability of the test and what it actually is testing for
I know 3 ER docs that say it is a completely unproven test
It looked like that swab thing should have been out the back of that man's head
Talk about invasive
My wife and I went last Thursday for the antibody test.. Positive for IGG and Neg for IGM.
The nurse said, “You guys had it around six weeks ago.” Spot on.. I didn’t need a test to confirm anything but my wife insisted. $50 and an hour wasted in my opinion.
LOL at this utter shite. If it was killing more than 88% of people with Vitamin D deficiency, it would wipe out nearly half of the planet, not have a 1% mortality rate.
I looked this guy up - yep, he's your stereotypical chiropractor posing as a medical doctor fraudster and snake oil salesman.
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You gonna donate plasma?