It’s going to be a tough experience for her to go through. Admire every one here on the front lines or supporting someone that is.
Everyone else job is to not catch it and certainly not spread it.
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One of our good friends is an anesthesiologist. Very liberal, hates the GOP, believes in science, etc. She said she’s 50/50 to take the vaccine because it’s been so rushed.
So basically WAAF?
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Most of my coworkers are saying the same. I’ll get it asap but my pregnant wife won’t. It’s going to be a challenge.
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You had sex confirmed. Take this to BBV4L.
Congrats to you and the wife. Stay safe.
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Saw an interesting note somewhere that women were more likely to be skeptical of a covid vaccine
Really need to distribute it through an MLM scheme to capture the housewife demo. Maybe they can include the vaccine with every scentsy order.
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It doesn’t matter how many of these stories I hear about, each and every one is fucking heart breaking. Those poor kids :(
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It makes me want to punch every poster on chiefsplanet who says shit like “well most of those people were going to die soon anyway”.
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Los Angeles County set another all-time record for daily coronavirus cases, recording more than 8,800 on Friday in a sign that the surge continues to worsen as new stay-at-home orders loom.
It marked a jump of more than 1,000 cases compared with Thursday, when 7,854 new cases were reported.
The hard-hit county has set a record with 2,668 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized. Of those, nearly a quarter are in intensive care, where beds are rapidly filling up.
Statewide over the last week, the state has averaged 17,007 new cases per day, according to data compiled by The Times. That’s a 61.6% increase from two weeks ago, and dwarfs even the darkest days of the summertime surge, when the rolling average never topped 10,000.
The state reported 21,185 new cases on Thursday alone, the second-highest figure ever for a single day. The record, 21,848, was set Monday — though that number was inflated somewhat by reporting delays over the Thanksgiving weekend.
The unprecedented case counts aren’t merely a byproduct of ramped-up testing. The average rate at which coronavirus tests are coming back positive has also soared, from 5.2% two weeks ago to 7.7%.
Not necessarily.
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BBV4L either way
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“Waddya mean you pregnant? We’ve been social distancing 10 months!”
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The real numbers are probably 4200-5k already
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My wife is supposed to report for jury duty in Los Angeles on Monday lol. I mean, obviously, there’s no fucking way. I just haven’t decided if she should just ignore it or call and tell them she has a fierce cough on Monday. She already postponed once.
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Is there any way to fake a fever?
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