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paid_influencer wrote:MaxPower wrote:Good Morning friends.
Good morning to all.
Went beach today. Wore my N95. Felt completely safe. Had a blast. good stuff
Redman wrote:wtf wrote:Predictions..
We have a ways to go.
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data#ncf
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redmanjp wrote:Redman wrote:wtf wrote:Predictions..
We have a ways to go.
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data#ncf
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It should be noted that 44% are in hospital 'with' covid, (tested positive) but are in for other reasons. perhaps the majority of the vaxxed are in this category. they should break down the 'with' and 'for' categories further by vax status.
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data/hospitalizations
In Ontario, unvaccinated people are 2× as likely to be infected, 5× as likely to be hospitalized and 10× as likely to enter ICU, when compared to vaccinated people, according to current data.redmanjp wrote:Redman wrote:wtf wrote:Predictions..
We have a ways to go.
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data#ncf
Screenshot_20220122-174426.png
It should be noted that 44% are in hospital 'with' covid, (tested positive) but are in for other reasons. perhaps the majority of the vaxxed are in this category. they should break down the 'with' and 'for' categories further by vax status.
https://covid-19.ontario.ca/data/hospitalizations
redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:MaxPower wrote:Good Morning friends.
Good morning to all.
Went beach today. Wore my N95. Felt completely safe. Had a blast. good stuff
u doh really need an N95 outdoors unless u up in someone face. and a KN95 may be just as effective and a little more breathable. In many countries even with omicron they only have an indoor mask mandate. i read somewhere that less than 10%, or possibly even 1 % of cases are outdoors.
paid_influencer wrote:I am seriously thinking about breaking out my 3M 6502QL and P100 carts. It's not only more effective, but it is cheaper and more comfortable than N95's. A half-face reusable respirator is less $20 USD and A pair of P100 carts is $30 and will last a few months. Easily a better option, but that people will think I'm going insane so I haven't worn it around yet.
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/medical-us/ ... spirators/
Phone Surgeon wrote:It have a flu going around that have symptoms just like covid.bamfo_dennis wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Assuming we might be at all Omicron within a week or two, just want to say 1 detected Omicron case should see 5 times less deaths in Trinidad.
However, given our testing capacity limits (Omicron surges had 5 times more infections than Delta) we won't actually know the true number of cases which was already severely underestimated.
So basically don't expect a drastic fall in deaths until mid to late February.
i think i have it.
sore throat since last night. slight fever. diarrhea which got worse today. back pain. mild bad feeling like my body fighting something inside. chills. fver gone with panadol but i start to cough a lil bit and nose itching. sore throat got worse, like a constant burning and hot breath feeling in my throat. Got the Pfizer 3rd shot just after Christmas so i hope i pull thru. i self-quarantine for the next 2 weeks. if not, well bye everybody. somebody buy milk n pampers for hover11 irl.
after seeing >1000 cases today it obvious that omicron in the system full now and that real number could be 10x. Where i going to spend $900 to get a PCR? And everybody thinking the same, only spending that PCR money if i hoping a plane. Let terrance take all the rapid self -test that all other countries giving away for free to their citizens and let he take it and push up between he leg, dat muddacont.
If you lose taste and smell you have it for sure.
redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:MaxPower wrote:Good Morning friends.
Good morning to all.
Went beach today. Wore my N95. Felt completely safe. Had a blast. good stuff
u doh really need an N95 outdoors unless u up in someone face (or buying bake and shark and a chin diaper wearer behind u or is d one selling u d bake and shark). and a KN95 may be just as effective and a little more breathable. In many countries even with omicron they only have an indoor mask mandate. i read somewhere that less than 10%, or possibly even 1 % of cases are outdoors.
wtf wrote:Has anyone died from omicron as yet?
Many have died. Many more are expected to die.bluefete wrote:wtf wrote:Has anyone died from omicron as yet?
Not in T&T as yet. But a couple did in other countries. Not many though.
Redman wrote:De Dragon wrote:Redman wrote:PariaMan wrote:We have the science right now to quickly develop vaccines
You know what the dim witted among us doing?
They are saying something is wrong because the vaccine was created too quickly and therefore labelling it experimental
To be honest if a movie was done before this pandemic about more than 50% of people unwilling to take a vaccine that is saving lives I would have said unbelievable
Only bright people look for salvation in a syringe.
Your single post here surpasses all of Hoover's posts so far for sheer dotishness. Then again you're a rbaid LFD RFD PNM slave, so you also see nothing wrong in latrines in the capital of T&T.
Single post?
Ok dumbass.
hover11 wrote:It's amazing people still allow Duke to direct their thoughts and actions, if you only took a single minute to analyze Duke you would discover a manipulative man who does nothing without an end goal that does not benefit himself in mind, typical politician. Similar to Ian Alleyne a next wannabe politician, who endorsing the vaccine, the only thing ian didn't do was state in the video that the vaccine saved his life because when he contracted covid it had no vaccine.
I ask a question if everybody you know jump off a bridge will you join them or sit back and watch?
I considered using a time as I use this for my equipment at shop solvent base stuffpaid_influencer wrote:redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:MaxPower wrote:Good Morning friends.
Good morning to all.
Went beach today. Wore my N95. Felt completely safe. Had a blast. good stuff
u doh really need an N95 outdoors unless u up in someone face. and a KN95 may be just as effective and a little more breathable. In many countries even with omicron they only have an indoor mask mandate. i read somewhere that less than 10%, or possibly even 1 % of cases are outdoors.
true, true.
maskchat:
I wear the 3M 9205+ Auras (N95), which have the two head straps (not ear loops) on them. A fresh mask has really tight straps, so you can feel a nice strong seal on a brand new mask. After about 2-3 days, the straps start getting loose and the seal isn't as tight (but still very good). Past that, the straps will burst as the mask's designed point of failure (and it's time to throw it out).
Today at the beach I used one with looser straps, destined for the bin anyway. I also did one head strap so it wasn't a full seal. I can't tolerate surgicals or cloths masks because it feels too much like being naked and it freaks me out around other people.
I am seriously thinking about breaking out my 3M 6502QL and P100 carts. It's not only more effective, but it is cheaper and more comfortable than N95's. A half-face reusable respirator is less $20 USD and A pair of P100 carts is $30 and will last a few months. Easily a better option, but that people will think I'm going insane so I haven't worn it around yet.
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/medical-us/ ... spirators/
The whole story...Redman wrote:New Hampshire is voting on a bill to allow Ivermectin to be prescribed for C19.
Redman wrote:New Hampshire is voting on a bill to allow Ivermectin to be prescribed for C19.
Any medical doctor in the United States may prescribe an FDA-approved drug for use in a manner that is not specified.Redman wrote:Oddly the Bill number is different.
Off-label prescribing is when a physician gives you a drug that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved to treat a condition different than your condition. This practice is legal and common. In fact, one in five prescriptions written today are for off-label use.
https://www.ahrq.gov/patients-consumers ... usage.html
Redman wrote:And yet your story indicates PHARMACISTS.
Seems to be a process to table more analysis.
House Bill 2011 would allow pharmacists to "dispense ivermectin under the delegated prescriptive authority of the physician or APRN (Advanced Practice Registered Nurses), specify a mechanism to document screening performed and the prescription in the patient's medical record, and include a plan for evaluating and treating adverse events," reads the bill. "Any such prescription shall be regarded as being issued for a legitimate medical purpose in the usual course of professional practice."
Redman wrote:New Hampshire is voting on a bill to allow Ivermectin to be prescribed for C19.
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