Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

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sullyinMT

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Berkeley County has a very long standing history of doing whatever the frick wants.... It's gotten into plenty of political fights with both SCDHEC and the state school board during the last 2 years.

I already had tests that proved it was just a cold and not covid. It's not like they held me at gunpoint and forced me to send her to school, but at the same time they gave me no alternative way to keep home and continue to learn with the class.

Virtual learning is literally only for those who are covid positive or have been sent home from the school due to covid exposure. If you do not meet those requirements, you just fall behind or come to school.
We’ve run into this, as well. It’s as if COVID is the only illness to worry about any more.

My youngest had a nasty breakthrough case of Flu A over Christmas break. If it would have been when school was in session, we would have had no choice but to send our oldest to school until he showed symptoms. No contact tracing the flu to an asymptomatic sibling, and archaic attendance policies would mean he’d lose all of those days’ work of close contact quarantine.

If we’re going to be serious as a society about minimizing respiratory virus season, that will all need to change. But we “lived with” so much in the past, I don’t see much societal appetite even though the infrastructure has vastly improved in the last 2 years.
 

John park hopper

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Berkeley County has a very long standing history of doing whatever the frick wants.... It's gotten into plenty of political fights with both SCDHEC and the state school board during the last 2 years.

I already had tests that proved it was just a cold and not covid. It's not like they held me at gunpoint and forced me to send her to school, but at the same time they gave me no alternative way to keep home and continue to learn with the class.

Virtual learning is literally only for those who are covid positive or have been sent home from the school due to covid exposure. If you do not meet those requirements, you just fall behind or come to school.
Hello neighbor-- I'm in Charleston County my daughter in law teaches on Daniel Island.
 

KrzyKtty

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Hello neighbor-- I'm in Charleston County my daughter in law teaches on Daniel Island.
Hiya 😁. Before covid, I worked near Daniel island... They still haven't brought us back in yet. I'm kind of hoping they just leave me home now.

I will say that Charleston county has handled the entire situation a lot better than Berkeley.
 

John park hopper

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Hiya 😁. Before covid, I worked near Daniel island... They still haven't brought us back in yet. I'm kind of hoping they just leave me home now.

I will say that Charleston county has handled the entire situation a lot better than Berkeley.
I'm in the upper end of Charleston County-- Mcclellanvile what was once the sticks Ha Ha
 

correcaminos

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I am shocked kids are being forced as well. We have kids our because parents are worried. No penalty.

Ohio state starts tomorrow. In person. Major university not delaying.

I think most people will legitimately be exposed. Still not convinced all will test positive at some point. But that's based on in home spread - or lack of.
 

Disney Dead Head

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Hiya 😁. Before covid, I worked near Daniel island... They still haven't brought us back in yet. I'm kind of hoping they just leave me home now.

I will say that Charleston county has handled the entire situation a lot better than Berkeley.
Find yourself a good Charter School even if it is part of CCSD. I only have one left in HS and we did private school up till HS and both went to James Island Charter HS even tho we dont live on JI. Kids have always had Mask optional. My oldest is @ USC and Masks are only for classes indoors and when in hall ways of dorms.. also no testing for kids returning. they have a random test schedule so you can return with out a test. My youngest works in a bar 3 nights a week with no masks and as far as we know. he hasnt had it. I had both the Flu A and Covid during the holidays and the FLU was worse then OmiCon
 

Vegas Disney Fan

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US positivity rate is over 25%, so it’s safe to assume 1 out of every 4 people you cross paths with has Covid.

Doesn’t mean we’ll all get it but we’re all definitely being exposed on a daily basis right now if we’re leaving our houses.
 

Jrb1979

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US positivity rate is over 25%, so it’s safe to assume 1 out of every 4 people you cross paths with has Covid.

Doesn’t mean we’ll all get it but we’re all definitely being exposed on a daily basis right now if we’re leaving our houses.
I agree that you have a risk of being exposed when in public. What gets me is the rhetoric that since your risk of getting Covid with Omnicron is high that we shouldn't bother with restrictions.
 

ParentsOf4

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Irresponsible people are the cause of spreading.
Tell that to the triple vaxed Whoopi Goldberg:

“But that’s the thing about the Omicron, you just don’t know where it is. You don’t know where it is, who’s got it, who’s passing it,” she said. “It’s one of those things where you think, ‘I’ve done everything I was supposed to do.’”​

The reality is that Omi is unlike any previous version of COVID-19. Lots of people are "doing it right" and are still contracting and spreading Omi.

Stop thinking of Omi the way you thought of earlier iterations of this virus.
 
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correcaminos

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US positivity rate is over 25%, so it’s safe to assume 1 out of every 4 people you cross paths with has Covid.

Doesn’t mean we’ll all get it but we’re all definitely being exposed on a daily basis right now if we’re leaving our houses.
That's not what the positivity rate is. It's a percent of those who tested who are positive.
 

correcaminos

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It’s a bit of a guess but with all the asymptomatic cases who never test it’s probably in the ballpark still.
More than a bit of a guess. Given the percent out in school right now, I'd wager much lower. Like less than 2% of my district has kids or teachers out. Do I think it's everywhere, yeah, but 1 in 4 means this will be over for cases like now.
 

Lilofan

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Tell that to the triple vaxed Whoopi Goldberg:

“But that’s the thing about the Omicron, you just don’t know where it is. You don’t know where it is, who’s got it, who’s passing it,” she said. “It’s one of those things where you think, ‘I’ve done everything I was supposed to do.’”​

The reality is that Omi is unlike any previous version of COVID-19. Lots of people are "doing it right" and are still contracting and spreading Omi.

Stop thinking of Omi the way you thought of earlier iterations of this virus.
Whoopi almost died in 2019 when she battled pneumonia then went into septic shock. She was absent from The View for several weeks.
 

sullyinMT

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It’s a bit of a guess but with all the asymptomatic cases who never test it’s probably in the ballpark still.
That would mean that if we tested all 330M US citizens/residents, we’d have ~83M positives within the next 3-4 days (giving time for early infections to develop into detectable virus levels). Omicron is everywhere and hopefully near it’s ridiculously infectious peak, but I think that’s a but extreme for a ballpark.
 

Ayla

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US positivity rate is over 25%, so it’s safe to assume 1 out of every 4 people you cross paths with has Covid.

Doesn’t mean we’ll all get it but we’re all definitely being exposed on a daily basis right now if we’re leaving our houses.
I have not left our house in 7 days. We leave in a couple weeks for vacation and I am not getting sick now!! The only way I am getting it is if DH brings it home from work.
 
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