I think there’s a very good chance that for the start of next school year covid vaccination will just be added to most school vaccination requirements. It doesn’t help us this year, but it makes a lot of sense when you think about the history of vaccine requirements.
Reading other articles, but they also state unsurprisingly that the couple is unvaccinated due to concerns about it being untested and “experimental,” but she had no problem with experimenting with excessive dosages of an unapproved drug.
I've seen a lot of this lately. The disconnect is truly fascinating.
Good. Really bad precedent on several levels in the original ruling. What I found most disturbing was that a judge could completely overrule a hospital's internal credentialing processes, and for reasons that clearly go against the current medical consensus.
Kind of, but that isn't what the company is choosing to do.
Not "kind of" but that's flat out what it states and even what my kid's school does or he'd never have been in school so far this year. I appreciate people being cautious, but really your work policy is a bit outdated IMO.
It also says vaxx'd need to test 3-5 days after exposure regardless of symptoms. So they treat everyone as a positive case for a minimum of 10 days. i.e. daily calls for temp and symptom checks. Even with a fever but negative results it bars someone from returning.
That has to be tough. As I said I really get people wanting to be cautious, but I am glad that our school follows CDC guidance. We'd be out a lot so far if we had to do it your work way - which totally made sense prior to vaccines IMO. So not totally just find it more strict than it really should be IMO. If we all followed this I'd be far more upset about unvaccinated people - and I'm pretty darn annoyed at them as it is
Looks like a "double Sunday" value with the Holiday acting like a Sunday.
| State | Date | New Cases | 7-Day Moving Avg | 7-Day Case Rate per 100k |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | Sep 6, 2021 | 10,162 | 16,362 | 533.29 |
| Florida | Sep 5, 2021 | 11,132 | 17,588 | 573.23 |
| Florida | Sep 4, 2021 | 17,249 | 17,867 | 582.32 |
| Florida | Sep 3, 2021 | 17,127 | 17,936 | 584.59 |
| Florida | Sep 2, 2021 | 18,122 | 18,546 | 604.45 |
| Florida | Sep 1, 2021 | 21,561 | 19,925 | 649.42 |
| Florida | Aug 31, 2021 | 19,186 | 19,905 | 648.77 |
www.10tv.com
Hopefully. May not end up being as drastic once backlogs settle out, but let's be cautiously optimistic about a coming drop.I know it’s coming off a holiday weekend so lack of testing and maybe delayed reporting but this looks encouraging if it holds:
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For FL the 7 day moving average dropped below 17K for the first time since July right around when WDW added back indoor masks. I don’t know what the plans are or if the case numbers stay trending down, but a mask free 50th is possible. I am sure that’s both exciting and frightening depending on who you ask
I just had a cussion with a friend who is not vaccinated. Her feeling is that her and husband had Covid so why should I (her) get vaccinated. She feels she should be tested for anti bodies and if showing good then there is no need for shot. I just listen. Her husband is paying $200 a month for not getting vaccinated.
True, and even if the next 2 days are 18 or 19 thousand a day the 7 day average would still drop each day.Looks like a "double Sunday" value with the Holiday acting like a Sunday.
State Date New Cases 7-Day Moving Avg 7-Day Case Rate per 100k Florida Sep 6, 2021 10,162 16,362 533.29 Florida Sep 5, 2021 11,132 17,588 573.23 Florida Sep 4, 2021 17,249 17,867 582.32 Florida Sep 3, 2021 17,127 17,936 584.59 Florida Sep 2, 2021 18,122 18,546 604.45 Florida Sep 1, 2021 21,561 19,925 649.42 Florida Aug 31, 2021 19,186 19,905 648.77
Might hold. The rest of the week could be great.
But, it also wouldn't surprise me at all if 9/7 and 9/8 are back over 17K.
I don't think we'll know until after 9/14 what's really going on. The holiday changes in people's behavior really messes with the stats.
I have a friend who claims she had covid so there is no reason to get a vaccine. She also says there is no science to support masks and distancing.
Yup. But, it could be a blip. That's why I said after 9/14 we'll know for sure. That puts all 7 days after the holiday.
For the National picture I agree 100%. For FL their 7 day average started trending down a week before the holiday weekend so I would hope that actually continues down, the holiday weekend may have exaggerated the fall. Nationally we didn’t see that downturn until recently which could be wiped out in the next few days.
