Are we getting ahead of ourselves?
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@89th said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
Our school district is dropping the mask mandate for any kid over the age of 5, although pre-K (including my kid) still need to wear it. I hope by the time she's starting school next year, masks will be a rare sight.
That’s insane and ass backwards.
@LuFins-Dad said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
@89th said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
Our school district is dropping the mask mandate for any kid over the age of 5, although pre-K (including my kid) still need to wear it. I hope by the time she's starting school next year, masks will be a rare sight.
That’s insane and ass backwards.
They said the decision was based on K-12 vaccination rates of 76% and declining cases, for what it’s worth.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
@89th said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
Our school district is dropping the mask mandate for any kid over the age of 5, although pre-K (including my kid) still need to wear it. I hope by the time she's starting school next year, masks will be a rare sight.
That’s insane and ass backwards.
They said the decision was based on K-12 vaccination rates of 76% and declining cases, for what it’s worth.
@89th you know in Europe they didn’t mask under 12?
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It feels very much like everyone is assuming that COVID is essentially over. Cities are opening up, DC is no longer requiring masking or vaccination cards to go into restaurants and bars, schools are dropping their mask requirements and people generally seem to think it’s done. What happens in late March/April when the numbers start going up again?
@LuFins-Dad said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
It feels very much like everyone is assuming that COVID is essentially over. Cities are opening up, DC is no longer requiring masking or vaccination cards to go into restaurants and bars, schools are dropping their mask requirements and people generally seem to think it’s done. What happens in late March/April when the numbers start going up again?
New cases are up 15% over the last two weeks in my county...
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@LuFins-Dad said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
It feels very much like everyone is assuming that COVID is essentially over. Cities are opening up, DC is no longer requiring masking or vaccination cards to go into restaurants and bars, schools are dropping their mask requirements and people generally seem to think it’s done. What happens in late March/April when the numbers start going up again?
New cases are up 15% over the last two weeks in my county...
@LuFins-Dad said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
New cases are up 15% over the last two weeks in my county...
Have you seen what's going on in South Korea?
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Finally, somebody's decided to tow Washington DC and New York City out into the ocean
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I'm glad we got our vacation in while cases were low. I'm also very glad outdoor dining is just about back. I anticipate another wave.
Hope it persuades those holding out to get vaxxed.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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I'm glad we got our vacation in while cases were low. I'm also very glad outdoor dining is just about back. I anticipate another wave.
Hope it persuades those holding out to get vaxxed.
@Mik said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
I'm glad we got our vacation in while cases were low. I'm also very glad outdoor dining is just about back. I anticipate another wave.
Hope it persuades those holding out to get vaxxed.
Guess who’s going on a trip in early May? Florida, though, so things will be open.
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Hospitalizations are approaching Omicron wave levels in a couple countries.
I expected it to be smaller because of so much additional natural immunity from Omicron.
@jon-nyc said in Are we getting ahead of ourselves?:
Hospitalizations are approaching Omicron wave levels in a couple countries.
I expected it to be smaller because of so much additional natural immunity from Omicron.
How does that compare with case counts?
