Dr.Amber Trichome
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Congratulations! So happy for you.Hillbill got his first dose of the Moderna Vaccine today
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BarnBuster
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Wynn also became a treasured source of comfort for paramedics, police officers and other staff throughout the facility. Hospital employees frequently came by for "puppy kisses."
www.cnn.com
Beloved canine moves on after helping hospital staff through a year of the pandemic
Staff members at a Denver hospital have said a sad goodbye to Wynn, their canine companion for nearly two years and a presence during the Covid-19 pandemic that proved especially helpful.
www.cnn.com
You don't intubate for Drinker tanks. They actually thought negative pressure ventilation might come in handy for Covid.Quote from a Facebook expert "Polio was worse because they had to use iron lungs"
The word intubation comes to mind?
You totally nailed me at #6.
DarkWeb
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Thought you were blonde...
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
That volume is turned to eleven
Silver now.
Laughing Grass
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Ontario released its vaccination "plan"
We haven't even started vaccinating the general public yet. It's embarrassing that the US can vaccinate more people in single day than we've vaccinated so far. They claim that they'll start doing the general public on April 15th, I'd be comfortable betting everything on the fact that they'll miss this deadline and have some flippant bullshit excuse. And you have to use an online portal to register... how many people over 80 are going to be able to do that?
We haven't even started vaccinating the general public yet. It's embarrassing that the US can vaccinate more people in single day than we've vaccinated so far. They claim that they'll start doing the general public on April 15th, I'd be comfortable betting everything on the fact that they'll miss this deadline and have some flippant bullshit excuse. And you have to use an online portal to register... how many people over 80 are going to be able to do that?
- April 15: vaccinations begin for people 75 years old and over.
- May 1: vaccinations begin for people 70 years old and over.
- June 1: vaccinations begin for people 65 years and over.
- July 1: vaccinations begin for people 60 years and over.
tyler.durden
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Even worse, February of 2022.
Laughing Grass
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dont even know what year it is anymore
raratt
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I lost a year in High School.
This is a worthwhile read:
lokie
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Back at school | Pandemic continues, but life goes on at Wenatchee and Eastmont highs
“Excited to be back in the building with friends and around teachers. It’s so much easier to being in the classroom than being in Zoom,”
This guy may not be as excited as what is being reported.
Juan Cruz fits into a small enclosure with his sousaphone during band practice at Wenatchee High School Tuesday.
www.wenatcheeworld.com
“Excited to be back in the building with friends and around teachers. It’s so much easier to being in the classroom than being in Zoom,”
This guy may not be as excited as what is being reported.
Juan Cruz fits into a small enclosure with his sousaphone during band practice at Wenatchee High School Tuesday.
Back at school | Pandemic continues, but life goes on at Wenatchee and Eastmont highs
WENATCHEE — You can’t see them smiling beneath the masks, but students at Wenatchee and Eastmont high schools are glad to be back in school, even if it’s only part-time.
My VA doc scheduled me for a UA because I have a script for Xanax (which I rarely use).
I refused as my wife has underlying conditions and I am not comfortable being in a populated setting (if I get it, she will as well no doubt).
I told her that when we are vaccinated I'll take any test she wants, but not now.
I refused as my wife has underlying conditions and I am not comfortable being in a populated setting (if I get it, she will as well no doubt).
I told her that when we are vaccinated I'll take any test she wants, but not now.
Kushash
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My wife received the 2nd Moderna shot Wednesday.
Her symptoms were mild. Sensitive to loud noise the 1st evening. Muscle ache and minor chills the next day.
Her sister received the second Moderna shot the same day and had a bit more of a reaction.
Nevada dropped the age for getting the shot to 65. I'm in the next group (60+) and hoping I'll get my 1st injection in about a month from now.
Her symptoms were mild. Sensitive to loud noise the 1st evening. Muscle ache and minor chills the next day.
Her sister received the second Moderna shot the same day and had a bit more of a reaction.
Nevada dropped the age for getting the shot to 65. I'm in the next group (60+) and hoping I'll get my 1st injection in about a month from now.
Moldy
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Just got my first Moderna shot down in Minden NV yesterday. FEMA and NV Guard present and active. I had to drive an hour to get it but who cares? Been trying to find a place now for a month and glad I got in under the wire before the younger 65 year old people clog up the system.
The new J & J vaccine should be approved by tonight which should be a game changer for moving things faster along. One shot and doesn't need -60C to keep it viable.
You're into the older women eh Kush? ;D Congrats, I took my hub into the Valencia Megapod today for his second Pfizer. So now I can worry less about him doing something stupid killing him, about the virus anyway. It's also looking more like if you're vaccinated you can't vector. So I'm hopeful that bears out.
I'm in the to young to be eligible group but I'm really good with waiting until most everyone else gets theirs. I have good PPE and I know how to use it.
It's prescribed as needed right?