John park hopper
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She seems to be doing OK fever flue like symptoms what sucks is i was scheduled for surgery Tuesday and it has been postponed until Jan 25 because of contact with her prior to symptoms
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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sullyinMT
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Glad to hear it. Sorry about your surgical delay.
Vegas Disney Fan
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The vaccine is now being asked to fight a strain it was not designed to fight. We built a boxer and are now asking it to fight an MMA fighter.
The fact it’s doing such a great job keeping us out of the hospital is a borderline miracle considering how much the virus has mutated.
lazyboy97o
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Read the last sentence. I stated that some coronaviruses are a cause of the common cold.
The flu already causes issues in the winter. Doubling that would still cause problems for at least the next few years.
correcaminos
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I read your comments though I wasn't sure what was being said since they read contradictory to me (and I admit I could have read wrong) so I just restated. I just don't agree that if we treat the flu how we do, that if covid turns like most other coronaviruses that people need to freak out. We have many viruses that can hospitalize people but if as a whole covid goes soft, then I won't push my vaccine feelings on others. If it remains an issue, I will. Hope that makes sense
correcaminos
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Sorry for the delay in surgery. Hope she recovers as quickly as possible and you stay symptom free!
I have to be kind of blunt about this, but having traveled quite a bit for work, I find even the best WDW hotels to be a bit underwhelming and a horrible value.
Former Hilton Diamond here, now Titanium Bonvoy with Marriott. I find better, more consistent service with Marriott (and former Starwood) properties.
The vaccine's not an impenetrable brick wall, it's training for your body to defend itself from the virus.
All vaccines are this way. That's why there are occasional measles outbreaks, etc.
Epcotfan21
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LOVED SPG. They had the best hotel options, point system, service and perks. In my opinion that has all gone down hill since Marriott took over. I switched to the next best option and that was Hilton.
We were extremely loyal to Swan and Dolphin when we went for our Disney trips. Now it’s mostly Waldorf or Signia BC.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Weird, it's been the opposite experience for me (except the Waldorf and Signia).
Maybe it's because I only stay at one actual Marriott-branded property often (a Courtyard), and the rest are mostly AC, W, and Ritz-Carlton.
Epcotfan21
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Only the penitent man will pass!
danlb_2000
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The article doesn't address how many of these were admitted because of COVID and how many were admitted for other reasons and then tested positive.
DisneyCane
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Back at the very beginning in late February or very early March of 2020, chlorox wipes were on sale so I bought some for my supply that I have always used to wipe down airplane seats and hotel rooms. I stopped by my business partner's house and he always made fun of me for being a germaphobe. He made a joke about the wipes in my car so I read the label to him and said "see, it kills human coronavirus."
Had I bought more that day I could have been one of the eBay jerks and paid for a few years of APs with the profit.
And, no, I wouldn't have scalped chlorox wipes if I had a bunch.
Epcotfan21
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Anyone experience this? I’m fully vaccinated, not boosted. Son came down with a runny nose and cough just before Christmas and was fine after 2-3 days, but we cancelled Christmas activities with family just to be safe.
Day after Christmas I started feeling blah. Aches, sore throat, runny nose and stuffiness. Wife shortly followed with the same symptoms. Neither of us got fevers. We each tested negative twice waiting 48 hours between tests. Started feeling better and the only thing that remained was the occasional nasal congestion. Haven’t really slept well the last week and a half as a result.
Well last night I started to feel blah again. Really tired, body aches, no appetite. Took ANOTHER rapid test. Still negative. Could this be a case of consistent false positives+long mild covid? We live in South FL btw, so we’re sure in the thick of it right now. If this isn’t covid, it’s one hell of a cold.
Day after Christmas I started feeling blah. Aches, sore throat, runny nose and stuffiness. Wife shortly followed with the same symptoms. Neither of us got fevers. We each tested negative twice waiting 48 hours between tests. Started feeling better and the only thing that remained was the occasional nasal congestion. Haven’t really slept well the last week and a half as a result.
Well last night I started to feel blah again. Really tired, body aches, no appetite. Took ANOTHER rapid test. Still negative. Could this be a case of consistent false positives+long mild covid? We live in South FL btw, so we’re sure in the thick of it right now. If this isn’t covid, it’s one hell of a cold.
DisneyCane
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Even Fauci was saying a few days ago that a huge percentage of pediatric COVID hospitalizations are kids in the hospital with COVID, not because of COVID.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
It could be any number of infections or viruses I imagine. Other things are still around. I have had a few things over the last few months but it was never Covid.
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