The COVID-19 Thread and Hypothetical Boxing Predictions

[wataru330]

Ah okay, a millionaire who is anti-vax. How courageous of a stand when you can afford the best medical care in the world.

He’s taking ivermectin.

a complete asshole, and dummy to boot.

his wife *makes her own medicines* and has no formal training to do so.

worth a read:

Aaron Rodgers Drags Fake Homeopathic ‘Vaccines’ Back into the Spotlight

The NFL star reportedly relied on homeopathy to “raise his antibody levels,” which isn’t a real thing and doesn’t work.

www.vice.com

 

[Lagduf]

Oh, I see.

He’s actually just retarded.

 

[evil wasabi]

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It would be nice if you don't kill other people around you by spreading the disease but seems like you're too big a fuckwit to understand the situation.

 

[evil wasabi]

Oh, I see.

He’s actually just retarded.

Oh man, you don't know the half of the tinfoil conspiracy shit he's promoting.
Look up his thoughts on ingesting clay, or his fiancée's thoughts on sunning her vagina.

 

[fake]

Oh man, you don't know the half of the tinfoil conspiracy shit he's promoting.
Look up his thoughts on ingesting clay, or his fiancée's thoughts on sunning her vagina.

The kid in kindergarten that eats play-doh is married to an even dumber Gwyneth Paltrow.

 

[Lagduf]

We’ll I’m glad to see the Football Players=Dumbasses stereotype is playing out in real life.

What a fucktard.

 

[norton9478]

I wonder if he is like Joe Rogan. Won't take the vaccine, but runs right to the Monoclonal antibodies (which are subject to short supply) to feel better.

 

[@M]

D-day has finally arrived at work. I just got a voicemail that one of the residents, miraculously our first, tested positive for Covid. So, back to lockdown. Wings are closed, all activities suspended, and all direct care staff (not me) have to wear N95 masks now. I don't work until later this morning, so, I don't know any details beyond that yet. Residents are permitted to leave the facility to go on outings with their family/friends, medical appointments, etc., so, I don't know if whomever it was caught it inside or outside the building, but, since almost all of them are vaccinated, this development is not good. Today is also mandatory Covid testing day for staff, so, it'll be interesting to see how that shakes out too (I feel fine).

 

[evil wasabi]

I wonder if he is like Joe Rogan. Won't take the vaccine, but runs right to the Monoclonal antibodies (which are subject to short supply) to feel better.

I imagine that there are people involved on this site who are doing that too

 

[Lagduf]

Medical Care baffles me. Do you just go to your Dr and say “give me antibodies plz?”

Shouldn’t the doctor say:

“Get vaccinated.”

 

[Lagduf]

Or does the Dr just say “OK” and hand you a fat bill?

 

[norton9478]

Shouldn’t the doctor say:

“Get vaccinated.”

I recommend that anyone who tests positive for Covid immediately try to get monoclonal antibody treatment. Especially if you have a comorbidity (such as obesity, high blood pressure, diabeatus, or being an antivaxxer).

Most Primary care providers won't be able to do the treatment since it has to be delivered intravenously over a long period (think dialysis or chemo). Some primary care providers really don't know much about them. You have to seek out a place that does them such as university hospital or special clinic. When Florida got so bungled last July/Aug, they had to set up specific clinics. Then they had a mad when the supplies went short because other states started using the same strategy.

If it wasn't for antibody treatment, Mike Pence would have become president.

 

[Lagduf]

So realistically the average American does not have access to this treatment?

In hindsight I’d have been fine with a President Pence.

 

[norton9478]

So realistically the average American does not have access to this treatment?

They do. It just helps to know about it and advocate for yourself.

In hindsight I’d have been fine with a President Pence.

Be careful what you wish for.

 

[evil wasabi]

In hindsight I’d have been fine with a President Pence.

The most stressful part of Pence's vice presidency before January 6th was not getting caught looking in the mirror with his penis tucked back.

 

[Lagduf]

The fucktard attorney general for bush who lost the MO senate race to a dead man was worse than Pence.

What was his name? John Ashcroft.

Dude was cray.

 

[fake]

The most stressful part of Pence's vice presidency before January 6th was not getting caught looking in the mirror with his penis tucked back.

Pence would probably have to say 50 Hail Marys if he even caught a glimpse of his own penis.

 

[@M]

Welp, things aren't too bad. The infected Covid-positive resident, and their unaffected roommate, both got moved to our Covid isolation unit for 2 weeks quarantine. The other wing was completely reopened again shortly after I arrived for work, but, the infected wing has to stay closed until the 23rd.

As I feared, the resident was vaccinated against Covid but still caught it. I know the vaccine isn't 100% effective, but, that's still worrisome. Said resident very seldom leaves the facility or even their room, so, it's almost certain that they were infected by staff, most likely the CNA who recently tested positive (I don't know if that employee was vaccinated or not).

Turns out I have to wear a N95 mask too, but, only on the infected wing. However, I have to frequently travel back-and-forth between both wings, so, I'm just leaving it on, I'm not switching masks all day. Not as comfortable as a regular mask, but, not unbearable either.

On the upside, we finally got our travelling CNAs, about 8-10 of them, so, short-staffing and mandated 12-16 hour shifts should mostly end now. We should be able to start accepting new residents again too (we're a 100 bed facility, but only have 71 residents at the moment, as we've been unable to accept new ones, to replace deceased ones, due to the staffing shortage).

 

[Lagduf]

How much does a traveling CNA make?

 

[StevenK]

Welp, things aren't too bad. The infected Covid-positive resident, and their unaffected roommate, both got moved to our Covid isolation unit for 2 weeks quarantine. The other wing was completely reopened again shortly after I arrived for work, but, the infected wing has to stay closed until the 23rd.

As I feared, the resident was vaccinated against Covid but still caught it. I know the vaccine isn't 100% effective, but, that's still worrisome. Said resident very seldom leaves the facility or even their room, so, it's almost certain that they were infected by staff, most likely the CNA who recently tested positive (I don't know if that employee was vaccinated or not).

Turns out I have to wear a N95 mask too, but, only on the infected wing. However, I have to frequently travel back-and-forth between both wings, so, I'm just leaving it on, I'm not switching masks all day. Not as comfortable as a regular mask, but, not unbearable either.

On the upside, we finally got our travelling CNAs, about 8-10 of them, so, short-staffing and mandated 12-16 hour shifts should mostly end now. We should be able to start accepting new residents again too (we're a 100 bed facility, but only have 71 residents at the moment, as we've been unable to accept new ones, to replace deceased ones, due to the staffing shortage).

Are the oldsters all booster jabbed yet?

 

[@M]

Are the oldsters all booster jabbed yet?

That's the frustrating thing, they were supposed to get their booster shots this very Thursday, and us on Friday, but, since we've got a positive case in-house now, that may have to be cancelled, but, hopefully not...

 

[@M]

How much does a traveling CNA make?

I don't know the exact figure, but, I'm told more than our CNAs, and I'm worried that's going to cause problems too. One of our CNAs already asked, and rightly so, why should the traveling ones get paid more, for doing the same job, and why shouldn't they hit the road and do the same?

 

[lithy]

Pence would probably have to say 50 Hail Marys if he even caught a glimpse of his own penis.

You must not know much about Evangelicals if you think Pence is a Catholic.

 

[evil wasabi]

Welp, things aren't too bad. The infected Covid-positive resident, and their unaffected roommate, both got moved to our Covid isolation unit for 2 weeks quarantine. The other wing was completely reopened again shortly after I arrived for work, but, the infected wing has to stay closed until the 23rd.

As I feared, the resident was vaccinated against Covid but still caught it. I know the vaccine isn't 100% effective, but, that's still worrisome. Said resident very seldom leaves the facility or even their room, so, it's almost certain that they were infected by staff, most likely the CNA who recently tested positive (I don't know if that employee was vaccinated or not).

Turns out I have to wear a N95 mask too, but, only on the infected wing. However, I have to frequently travel back-and-forth between both wings, so, I'm just leaving it on, I'm not switching masks all day. Not as comfortable as a regular mask, but, not unbearable either.

On the upside, we finally got our travelling CNAs, about 8-10 of them, so, short-staffing and mandated 12-16 hour shifts should mostly end now. We should be able to start accepting new residents again too (we're a 100 bed facility, but only have 71 residents at the moment, as we've been unable to accept new ones, to replace deceased ones, due to the staffing shortage).

Older people may not have enough antibodies from the shot to truly reach 95% on the booster.

 

[Lagduf]

I don't know the exact figure, but, I'm told more than our CNAs, and I'm worried that's going to cause problems too. One of our CNAs already asked, and rightly so, why should the traveling ones get paid more, for doing the same job, and why shouldn't they hit the road and do the same?

They should quit and get a higher paying wage.