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This is really interesting....the national message is all is well....go forth with your life.
The question is "why on 5/1/20 was a bill introduced with this content? "
IMO.......Someone is watching the same extreme models like the Stanford University model and see the horrible possibilities...
Extended Results COVID-19
An ice cream van has just driven up and down our road, tinkling along merrily. An immediate flood of children ran outside to queue up. I wouldn’t have thought it would be easy to sell ices whilst maintaining social distance, but what do I know.
I am feeling as uneasy as I did before the lockdown was announced. Too many people out and about, acting like it’s all over. The second wave is going to be horrendous.
Not making this a political post but I wish Nicola Sturgeon was our PM. She appears to be open, empathetic and treats people like adults. She also knows to treat this virus as a deadly enemy, one that is still a serious danger. Her comments this afternoon on our new slogan ‘Stay Alert’ are spot on.
I won't wear a mask, and I'm a grown up. Just sayin'. We can disagree without insulting, I hope.
Looks like it was in UK in December.
The strange case of the choir that coughed in January
Jane Hall is a member of two choirs - the Voices of Yorkshire choir and the All Together Now Community Choir - and she says that Covid-like symptoms affected members of both, starting in early January.
Among the first singers to get ill was the partner of a man who returned from a business trip to Wuhan on 17 or 18 December and developed a hacking cough.
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Image captionSuzanne Smith: "This was before Covid-19 was widely talked about"
"My friend from the choir became ill mid-January. Then my best friend, Christine, became ill, and then I became ill in the first weekend of February," Jane said.
She went on to describe her symptoms.
"I had a throat that felt like I had swallowed broken glass, a high temperature, headaches... I was totally fatigued - I slept for two whole days which was totally unlike me. I had a high temperature and a dry unproductive cough."
With the passing of time, a new symptom emerged.
"It was like breathing through treacle - I was really struggling to breathe and it felt like there was a lot of gunk I was trying to breathe through."
More at link
I think it was in the US, too. I'd bet a million dollars it went through my office starting in December. Everyone was sick with exactly the same symptoms -- and that COUGH! omg
I'm annoyed at my local crowd. If you've figured out we're both in the same area, I do apologize for insulting you.
May I ask why you don't like wearing a mask? I promise I won't call you names.![]()
Seriously? They haven't heard about multiple meat processing plants where a huge number of people got infected? Yea, most people in New York that recently ended up in the hospital were staying home from work. Which isn't the same as "workers no more likely to get ill." And in New York, most people live in huge apartment buildings. Who knows how they are getting exposed. Even if you are leaving your apartment just to get mail, you are getting exposed in an elevator, the mailbox, etc.
I'm annoyed at my local crowd. If you've figured out we're both in the same area, I do apologize for insulting you.
May I ask why you don't like wearing a mask? I promise I won't call you names.![]()
I'm annoyed at my local crowd. If you've figured out we're both in the same area, I do apologize for insulting you.
May I ask why you don't like wearing a mask? I promise I won't call you names.![]()
It surprises me, how mask wearing seems to be "hit and miss" here. But the new norm of "six feet of social distance" is perfect for me. This is the perfect amount of personal space. Finally government sanctioned.
Same here in southern England. But what I cant get my head round, is if it was covid 19 why didn't the number of cases rocket like they did in March? Thats the conundrum for me. HmmmmITA there were a lot of sick people in my town in December/January. Almost identical symptoms to CV.
Yea, it's really difficult to wear mask full time. Valved masks are a lot easier to wear because it allows you to exhale air without filtering it. But it offers protection to you (if it's N95), not so much to people around you. But that's what I plan to wear if I go to work. Because I can actually breathe in it, and that's the only kind I managed to buy so far in N95 form. I guess in a crowd situation you can put a cloth mask over your N95 valved mask, to protect the crowd (assuming you can breathe trough double mask).Yesterday was my first day of full mask wearing for 8 hours. I couldn't stand it. It was hot, suffocating, my glasses fogged up, I poked my eye when taking the mask off. My chin was sweaty. I felt like the mask was soggy after 30 minutes.
Day One, of the rest of my life.
I am committed to learning how to make masks now. To be able to change more frequently. And find one I like better.
Well, I am definitely going to wear a mask. And I ordered me some swim goggles. I am in a very high risk category.I don't know whether we're near each other. I thought you were just making a general statement.
I won't wear a mask for a lot of different reasons. First, I don't think it is necessary or helps. Especially the homemade masks lots of people are wearing. Which leads to the second reason, which is that I don't like the idea of being forced to do something by the govt for no good reason (or even for a pretty good reason, in most cases lol). The third reason is similar, and it's that I won't be shamed into doing something because other people have decided it's what I should be doing, if I disagree with them. Fourth, I don't tolerate breathing behind a mask very well. I don't like the feel of it and it's very inconvenient in a lot of situations. And last, I'm not afraid of catching this at all. I just mentioned elsewhere, I'm pretty sure I've already had it and it was no big deal for me. To be clear, I'm not trying to tell those who are fearful and/or vulnerable what to do.
You asked! lol Thanks for not calling names![]()
I actually don't have a problem with requiring masks. But it isn't happening where I live. So I got to think of protecting myself.San Francisco is ordering everyone to wear masks in public, with violators subject to possible fines or jail time
Different places are managing mask wearing differently. I am not fond of people getting tickets, fines, or jail for not wearing a mask. That is scary to me, and a huge slippery slope to "policing garments". Not liking that connotation. Que "Handmaid's Tale".
I may wear a mask, but I wouldn't support forcing anyone to wear a mask in public.
Yesterday was my first day of full mask wearing for 8 hours. I couldn't stand it. It was hot, suffocating, my glasses fogged up, I poked my eye when taking the mask off. My chin was sweaty. I felt like the mask was soggy after 30 minutes.
Day One, of the rest of my life.
I am committed to learning how to make masks now. To be able to change more frequently. And find one I like better.