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To the bolded, I personally do not believe that number is even close. You bring up a good point in the main paragraph. It's a big problem, which I'm pretty sure has no solution- it's really impossible to tell what's working the best, or at all, other than vaccinations, which help immensely and...

That's a fair point but it's also fair to say that different people value different things. I love slinky dog but I've never gone on rise or flight of passage or even soarin because rides with screens are a trigger for my migraines. Not everyone uses the same measuring stick. Weird huh?

I feel like since it's in Florida maybe heat should be expected and something it can handle? If it died during a freak snow storm that could be understandable. Not to mention, a hot day is the worst time to be stranded without ac.

Toy Story land also. The Slinky dog ride is very popular.

Agreed, and I just saw this in my evening email from The Washington Post, "Mississippi State Epidemiologist Paul Byers warned that “at least 70 percent of the recent calls” to poison control have been related to the ingestion of ivermectin “purchased at livestock supply centers."

How an individual comes to believe something is very complicated. Everyone has different experiences and exposures throughout life. All of it has a hand in a persons outlook and the opinions they form. It's not easy to erase the things you're told over and over in childhood. There's definitely a...

There was a poster in this thread several days ago saying that she had covid and an anti parasitic drug was one of the things her doctor told her to take.

I feel you. Hang in there. I know it's hard some days.

If the booster program for the general public rolls out September 20, how will that impact administration of the annual flu vaccine? It seems to me like pharmacies and other locations that normally take walk ins for flu shots are going to be busy prioritizing covid boosters.

Wow! This kind of sums up how I feel about all of the data we're given. So much of it is useless for exactly the types of reasons you state, yet it could be so meaningful if put together differently. I guess that's statistics in general. Anyone can use them to show anything if the people drawing...

For businesses requiring proof of vaccination for entry, what are they accepting as proof? Are they using the vaccination cards that are filled out when you get the shot? Do you have to have two doses listed on the card? Do people with one J&J dose count, or are we outcasts? Because that's kind...

I don't know if it's true, but I was told by a manager at my local grocery store that constantly sanitizing the screens and touchpads was causing malfunctions and they had to stop cleaning with liquids and wet wipes.

Thank you for this information. I understand and appreciate the caution being exercised by the FDA. I also understand the reluctance of parents to submit small children for the trials. It's not just about the risk of being a trial subject (which personally I think is minimal). It's about...

Thanks for clarifying

New poster here but have spent days going through this thread. Interesting that this Disney fan group is one of the most intelligent sources of information and conversation surrounding Covid that I've found to date. A general thank you to you all for your time and effort. Though I've seen many...

Admittedly, this is a strange choice for my first post. I never set my ac lower than 70. The manual for our new system says that setting it lower can result in freezing of the evaporator coils. An online search says that some systems have a lower threshold ranging from 65-68 degrees. I would...