Yay, vacation covid.
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At least they were girls. Vacation monkey pox would be worse.
"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from."
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@jon-nyc said in Yay, vacation covid.:
At least they were girls. Vacation monkey pox would be worse.
WHO recently suggested shutdowns due to Monkey Pox. That is where we are at. The World Health Organization would rather suggest COVID style lockdowns than just say “hey, lay off the gay sex with strangers for a while”…
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@jon-nyc said in Yay, vacation covid.:
At least they were girls. Vacation monkey pox would be worse.
LOL
Yeah I dodged it for 4.5 years but recently got it. Whole family tested positive although only two folks had noticeable symptoms like a fever.
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@jon-nyc Hope all is gong well for you and your son!!
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He feels fine with Sudafed to manage his only symptom - congestion.
We did the day we had planned yesterday, but with the top down more often and masks on when the top was up. He ate dinner separately from us, lunch we had outside.
Today we’ll do the same day we had planned too. Isolated or outside meals and masks in proximity.
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Arrived in San Francisco about an hour ago. He’s still positive, but the test stripe took longer to appear than yesterday. I’m still negative after two days in the car with him, but with either the top down and him masked or top up, windows open, and both of us masked. We might just get through this without me getting it.
"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from."
-Cormac McCarthy -
Arrived in San Francisco about an hour ago. He’s still positive, but the test stripe took longer to appear than yesterday. I’m still negative after two days in the car with him, but with either the top down and him masked or top up, windows open, and both of us masked. We might just get through this without me getting it.
@jon-nyc said in Yay, vacation covid.:
He’s still positive, but the test stripe took longer to appear than yesterday
Does that have any correlation to either the severity of the infection or transmissibility thereof?
Could just be a sampling random event - "We happened to swab the area with the most virus."
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Mrs. Kluurs is immuncompromised from her radiation/chemo - and was around me for 36 hours of symptoms and then 3 weeks we tried to keep apart - but still shared the same home - and she successfully dodged Covid. She's still never had it (please knock on wood for me). Hopefully, you'll get through this w/o sharing.
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@Jolly said in Yay, vacation covid.:
Had a couple of positives this morning. Definitely gong around.
The guy at Rite Aid told me on Saturday that the government is going to reinstate the free Covid test program.
In the past I always had loads of free ones, not least because I was dating a public school teacher and NYC DoE gave them out like candy.
Now I’m buying them, and it’s like $10 a test. The boy and I are doing them daily.
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@jon-nyc said in Yay, vacation covid.:
He’s still positive, but the test stripe took longer to appear than yesterday
Does that have any correlation to either the severity of the infection or transmissibility thereof?
Could just be a sampling random event - "We happened to swab the area with the most virus."
@George-K said in Yay, vacation covid.:
@jon-nyc said in Yay, vacation covid.:
He’s still positive, but the test stripe took longer to appear than yesterday
Does that have any correlation to either the severity of the infection or transmissibility thereof?
Could just be a sampling random event - "We happened to swab the area with the most virus."
The faster it turns the higher the viral load is how it’s described. I think Jon is pretty on point with it being pretty representative.
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there is always ivermectin
@bachophile said in Yay, vacation covid.:
there is always ivermectin
It likely would help @jon-nyc …
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