COVID-19 (artist formerly known as Wuhan strain novel Corona virus)

They do indeed use biosolids, a human waste biproduct, for fertilizer: https://www.epa.gov/biosolids/basic-information-about-biosolids

It is treated, but it does make you wonder if anyone checked to see if that treatment is effective for coronavirus. Putting that on a field and then it getting windy/dusty would not need to be super effective to light the fire. Would only need to infect a few people that way, who in turn carry to the rest of the population.

 

Anti vaxxers in england Are now wearing yellow stars of david in protest.

 

We are a fragile being.

 

Glad (or sad) to see that we don't own all the Crazy in the world.

 

Pfizer has an anti-COVID pill that "cures" (treats) active COVID infections in trials that they hope to have out this year. SUUUPER game changer.

 

That's great.

 

Anyone who won’t take that pill deserves what they get...

 

Went to my appt last night at 640. System down and 20 people waiting with one nurse working the paperwork and shot so I left.

 

20 people.

The horror.

 

Why have an appt time if it's going to be a 2 hr wait.

 

Your first time at a doctors office?

And no way it would take two hours to poke 20 people.

 

Like I said, systems were down and the nurse was passing out signup sheets. Nobody had been called back after about 10 minutes. It was going to take a long time, and no, I dont wait that long at drs offices either. Always get the earliest appt and first one to show up.

 

One nurse would have to take only 6 minutes with each patient for it to be 2 hours. Get shot, prep the shot, give the shot and then have to wait 15 minutes after. Between 1.5 and 2 hours doesn’t seem that far of a reach.

 

Should leave that bat in Wuhan a 1 star review. "Presentation of the outbreak was poor. Craftsmanship of symptoms shoddy and fatality risk not up to the standard of bubonic plague, which came out 700 years ago... Line for fastest vaccine ever produced was 20 people deep. Why rush to a vaccine if there is just going to be a line over a year later? Would not recommend. At least Legionnaire's Disease has air conditioning."

 

One way of looking at it is that the line is approximately 600,000 people shorter than it could be. You know, the bright side.

 

Doctors’ offices may enforce the 15 minute wait, but at the drive thru clinics it’s “go park over there for 15 minutes and wave at us if you start dying” and at the Walmart, Kroger and Publix it’s “go walk around the store for 15 minutes and tell us if you start dying”

I’ve recommended to everyone that asks to either do a pharmacy or a drive thru, with the pharmacies having fewer available appointments, but a much shorter wait time. My wife went this morning for her second and was in and out of Walmart in about 25 minutes including the 15 minute wait

 

took me 3 hours the first time at dodgers stadium. An hour the second time. I was happy to get it though

 

My wife was there about 15, I went after her so I was at 10 minutes or less when we left. I figured it would take us 5 minutes or so to get back to where we parked and there wasn't much difference between having a reaction in a CVS than down the street from a CVS. But I had no significant reaction that I wouldn't get from a flu shot or from a couple of friendly punches to the arm.

 

There was nothing available 3 weeks ago around here at all, and now they have lots of available slots even at short notice. I fear a lot of people are skipping the second shot because they think they can get by with 1 and fear any reaction.

 

I'll find somewhere. Just didn't make sense to wait so long at that location as it all looked like a cluster[uck fay] and a panicked nurse, when I have heard from many about being in and out at various locations, and also those who put themselves on a do not waste list. May just run up to Walgreens on the corner later today and see what's up.