MarnieSoapien
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I don't believe this info is correct. We have a lot of friends and family who live in WA and we haven't heard anything about this. There's not even a curfew in place.Washington State is under Marshall law.
I don't believe this info is correct. We have a lot of friends and family who live in WA and we haven't heard anything about this. There's not even a curfew in place.Washington State is under Marshall law.
I am only going in for 4 hours, disinfecting everything constantly, washing my hands constantly, even though I haven’t touched anything but my disinfected stuff. I plan on bringing my spray bottle of alcohol and wearing soaping gloves, locking my office door.The fact that this endangers her husband should have been reason enough. That's NY for you.
Isn't this like saying "bleach kills aids, so drink bleach!"? No thanks ...Hello,
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1st, Soap doesn't break down the virus, it just is a way of seperating it from your skin.Hello,
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I believe according to the Gov of NY that you are NOT to go in. You are NOT Essential and I would tell your boss that.I am only going in for 4 hours, disinfecting everything constantly, washing my hands constantly, even though I haven’t touched anything but my disinfected stuff. I plan on bringing my spray bottle of alcohol and wearing soaping gloves, locking my office door.
1st, Soap doesn't break down the virus, it just is a way of seperating it from your skin.
I am not even going to continue onto #2............
Right but then you would be spreading the Virus too. Just think of how FAR a Fart goes ....................No, wait, wait. I see a future in this. You drink a bottle of shampoo, you eat two large plates of chilli con carne, with extra beans. Wait a while, and when the flatulence comes on, you've got endless fun and entertainment for the kiddies as you fart soapy bubbles left, right and centre.
Right but then you would be spreading the Virus too. Just think of how FAR a Fart goes ....................
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Sooo ... what you're saying is that even though I am personally under the age of 60, because I have diabetes and had a heart attack last summer, I'm high risk? Ouch ...Love the humor! It certainly is needed during these times!
Note! 5.1 days after exposure is the incubation period. Then if positive day 8 of the virus is most concerning if one has symptoms. Day 8 is notoriously the day the person can "tank" or "krump" as we say in healthcare! That is when acute respiratory distress syndrome CAN kick in! Heart and lung congestion, and pneumonia. People with highest risk are those with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. As well as those who are immunosuppressed or are on biologicals for diseases as rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis etc...
I hope this can help people.
The more I learn the more I will share with members.
So TOMORROW I am hoping I pop no cough. 1st symptom. Followed by a fever. And I am sure come Monday when I return to Covid-19 front lines I will know if my use of personal protective equipment (sans N95!!!!) is working!!!!
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Some people. Thanks for the laugh!No, wait, wait. I see a future in this. You drink a bottle of shampoo, you eat two large plates of chilli con carne, with extra beans. Wait a while, and when the flatulence comes on, you've got endless fun and entertainment for the kiddies as you fart soapy bubbles left, right and centre.
AHHH I KNEW he looked familiar but couldn't place it. I played that game about 20 years ago when it 1st came out - ok maybe it was longer shhhhHis name is Marshall Law. He's from the Tekken games. I just can't remember if he's Forest Law's father or son.
I made it to Day 10 with no symptoms after being on the Washington DC metro, but it’s only 5 days since I was in a meeting with a colleague who was in an extended meeting last week with someone who has been confirmed positive. I appreciate any updates on timing of symptoms for most. I feel fine, although tired from all of the meetings at work. I haven’t had a cold in over three years, so I’m hoping for the best. It’s a bit unsettling to have just turned 65 a few months ago. I don’t feel “old”, but I’m definitely falling into the group the health officials keep lumping into higher risk.Love the humor! It certainly is needed during these times!
Note! 5.1 days after exposure is the incubation period. Then if positive day 8 of the virus is most concerning if one has symptoms. Day 8 is notoriously the day the person can "tank" or "krump" as we say in healthcare! That is when acute respiratory distress syndrome CAN kick in! Heart and lung congestion, and pneumonia. People with highest risk are those with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. As well as those who are immunosuppressed or are on biologicals for diseases as rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis etc...
I hope this can help people.
The more I learn the more I will share with members.
So TOMORROW I am hoping I pop no cough. 1st symptom. Followed by a fever. And I am sure come Monday when I return to Covid-19 front lines I will know if my use of personal protective equipment (sans N95!!!!) is working!!!!
Old boy scored toilet paper and paper towels!!!! YEA!!!!!! I have plenty!!!
Will be happy to share!
Washington State is under Marshall law.
Is anyone else airing out their house periodically? I have all the doors and windows open right now. It’s in the 60s outside so it feels invigorating rather than super cold. The fresh air smells sweeter than I remember.
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