ImperfectPixie
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I may ask for it when I go for my flu shot.
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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And you and maybe others who are RNs who refuse to get flu shots work with sick patients in the hospital? That's a disaster waiting to happen.
I know the poster who keeps trying to confuse others doesn’t care but for other people here is the medical definitions of what was discussed:
Cure: Recovery or Relief from a disease.
Eradication: To do away with completely.
Individuals can be cured of infectious diseases that means there is a period of time after they contracted their disease that they no longer had said disease. “I was cured of pneumonia” as an example. Just because someone has been cured of that disease doesn’t mean another person can’t be sick with it or the original person get it again.
Eradication is an extremely specific term and means a disease has been wiped from the earth and will never return again. Smallpox is generally used as an example of this, and its true smallpox has been eradicated from “the wild” as the only places smallpox exist on earth is in a few laboratories.
Words need to mean a very specific thing if we are to communicate properly, they are not open to interpretation. If I feel a word holds a different definition then you do then how can we hold a conversation? I can’t properly interpret what you are trying to convey. It’s like arguing with a person who refuses to admit they are wrong or made a mistake, there is just no point to doing so as there can be no resolution and the argument stalemates.
Cure: Recovery or Relief from a disease.
Eradication: To do away with completely.
Individuals can be cured of infectious diseases that means there is a period of time after they contracted their disease that they no longer had said disease. “I was cured of pneumonia” as an example. Just because someone has been cured of that disease doesn’t mean another person can’t be sick with it or the original person get it again.
Eradication is an extremely specific term and means a disease has been wiped from the earth and will never return again. Smallpox is generally used as an example of this, and its true smallpox has been eradicated from “the wild” as the only places smallpox exist on earth is in a few laboratories.
Words need to mean a very specific thing if we are to communicate properly, they are not open to interpretation. If I feel a word holds a different definition then you do then how can we hold a conversation? I can’t properly interpret what you are trying to convey. It’s like arguing with a person who refuses to admit they are wrong or made a mistake, there is just no point to doing so as there can be no resolution and the argument stalemates.
Miss Bella
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Never claimed to be expert in anything. I’m a really good vacation planner though.
Miss Bella
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I heard on the news this morning universal and WDW reached their capacity limits this weekend.
Yes, and there was much clutching of perals by the twitter crowed..
"The HORROR.. people are out and having fun!!!"
Miss Bella
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LOL I can only imagine the angst. I hope they increased the ride capacity. Are people complaining about the lines?
GoofGoof
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On a holiday weekend it’s not too surprising they would have some crowds. All 4 Disney parks reached capacity? That‘s surprising. I am not shocked at all that Universal would reach capacity with the annual pass through December deal they offered.
DisneyDebRob
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Ride capacity has not changed. Plenty of availability after Labor Day and beyond. They have only reached capacity on a few weekends and this holiday. Expected. There will be lines for sure.
DisneyDebRob
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A follow up.. wife just got a call from a client in AK.. she said all rides have wait time of 45 minutes or more. Not that happy but she knew it might be like that.
oceanbreeze77
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Just saw this and YIKES
oceanbreeze77
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TONS of people on twitter complaining about Universal Orlando being unsafe, many with pics included. Looks like they let guidelines go to the trash this weekend.
I heard it was a holiday weekend?
Yes, most people have off on Monday for Labor Day.
Miss Bella
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Must be nice
Miss Bella
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Who knew?
I know. Amazing.
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