Covid-19 situation

Is a show worth the risk ? Ludicrous imho.

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Originally Posted by GoodBoy

Is a show worth the risk ? Ludicrous imho.

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that was part of my argument against it. He’s convinced it is and all I can really do is voice my objections. We let the kids choose for themselves (my decision was against anyone going but apparently that make me controlling) and ds1 agrees with me. Ds2 really wants to see it.

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Originally Posted by francine1985

dh insists on going to the theatre to see it since they won’t have it available on home premiere. I don’t think it’s worth the risk, we’ve had record high case numbers almost every day (99 today) 40 in hospital including 16 in the icu. He’s going to take ds2 (the one too young to be vaccinated) while I’m going to stay home with ds1. He says they won’t be buying drinks or snacks and will keep their masks on, but the theatres are running at full capacity and several showings have already sold out so I think it’s going to be crowded.

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Gotta agree with you. The risk is certainly not worth the reward, IMHO.

He's an adult and perfectly capable of doing his own risk/reward analysis; as long as he is using factual data in his analysis and not that ridiculous 'inoculation = safe' nonsense.

Put to your DS this way: is that show worth dying for?

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Originally Posted by francine1985

that was part of my argument against it. He’s convinced it is and all I can really do is voice my objections. We let the kids choose for themselves (my decision was against anyone going but apparently that make me controlling) and ds1 agrees with me. Ds2 really wants to see it.

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I am sorry you are in that position. Cannot fathom their thought processes.

There have been multiple cases at local schools the last couple weeks. Today I got an email that the is a confirmed case at my kids’ school today. The school is closed for contact tracing tomorrow. I just hope I don’t hear from public health saying one of them is a close contact.

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Originally Posted by francine1985

There have been multiple cases at local schools the last couple weeks. Today I got an email that the is a confirmed case at my kids’ school today. The school is closed for contact tracing tomorrow. I just hope I don’t hear from public health saying one of them is a close contact.

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Thats really scarey. GD2 had a case in her class but she was tested negative. Actually all 10 kids tested negative except the infected one. The QC govt announced last week that all schools will now be equipped with rapid testing kids because of the outbreaks in classes.

Speaking of going to the movies, hubby and i want to see the new James Bond movie but dont know if we should. Im going to call the Cineplex in our area and find out what arrangements they are making.

Weve been having a discussion about the Booster shot. In QC right now its only being recommended for seniors in LTC's and those with compromised immune systems. Ive been reading up on the Pfizzer vaccine and apparently it looses some of its efficacy after six months. I have this feeling that the QC govt will be recommending a booster shot for everyone and we have been discussing if we should take it or not. If the QC govt recommends that we should take it then we probably will. But right now its a wait and see what happens situation.

We arent celebrating Thanksgiving this weekend; instead we will be celebrating the weekend after on the 16th for various reasons. DD and our SIL are Godparents to this 8 year old boy and DD is inviting the family for thanksgiving. Needless to say the boy and his sister are to young to be vaccinated. Im a bit worried about this but we will be wearing masks and keeping out distance.

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Originally Posted by SnowFlakey

Ive been reading up on the Pfizzer vaccine and apparently it looses some of its efficacy after six months.

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I believe the Lancet report said that there were 50% fewer antibodies remaining after six months.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/l...185-X/fulltext

More concerning might be Israel's report of Pfizer effectiveness vs. the Delta variant.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/23/delt...e-illness.html

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Pfizer and BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine is just 39% effective in Israel where the delta variant is the dominant strain, but still provides strong protection against severe illness and hospitalization, according to a new report from the country’s Health Ministry.

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Spouse got her 3rd Pfizer a few weeks ago.

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Originally Posted by SnowFlakey

Weve been having a discussion about the Booster shot. In QC right now its only being recommended for seniors in LTC's and those with compromised immune systems. Ive been reading up on the Pfizzer vaccine and apparently it looses some of its efficacy after six months. I have this feeling that the QC govt will be recommending a booster shot for everyone and we have been discussing if we should take it or not. If the QC govt recommends that we should take it then we probably will. But right now its a wait and see what happens situation.

We arent celebrating Thanksgiving this weekend; instead we will be celebrating the weekend after on the 16th for various reasons. DD and our SIL are Godparents to this 8 year old boy and DD is inviting the family for thanksgiving. Needless to say the boy and his sister are to young to be vaccinated. Im a bit worried about this but we will be wearing masks and keeping out distance.

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Karmas a beatch!!

Per Sky News ...

"A Woman in Colorado has been refused a kidney transplant because she has not had the COVID-19 vaccine"

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-unvaccinated-woman-denied-kidney-transplant-in-us-12427654?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter

"Leilani Lutali shared with US media a letter she received from the UCHealth Transplant Center near Denver, which stated she would be removed from the transplant list unless she begins the vaccine process within 30 days."

Was able to take my 89 year old Mum in for her 3rd dose this morning-eligibility just opened today.

And now in the Stupid Is As Stupid Does category …

A Texas man who, according to federal prosecutors, wrote on Facebook that he had paid someone infected with the coronavirus to lick groceries at a supermarket has been sentenced to 15 months in prison

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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/06/u...mid=tw-nytimes

same.

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Originally Posted by SassyAshley

The vaccine passport took effect in Ontario on the 22nd.

Locally a number of our restaurants have decided to close their indoor dining. They are going back to only offering Take-Out and in some cases Delivery (Small Town Rural living, not many offer delivery here and no Uber Eats or Skip the Dishes).

Personal choice we have not returned to eating in restaurants. We will occasionally have take-out but honestly Covid has helped us to break our Take-Out/Eating Out habit and neither me nor my wallet are complaining.

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In New Brunswick they’ve implemented a circuit breaker to try to lower cases… zones 1 (where I live) ,3, and 4 are in a single household bubble for 2 weeks. The rest of the zones are in a single household bubble for the thanksgiving long weekend. We have an arrangement with my mom that she buys our holiday meal foods, dh cooks them, her and my little sister (that lives with her) eat with us. With cases as bad as they are we were already planning to have our dinner here then pack up some food for her and my sister to eat at there place. I’m not sure if dh will walk it to them or if my sister will come pick it up.

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Originally Posted by francine1985

In New Brunswick they’ve implemented a circuit breaker to try to lower cases… zones 1 (where I live) ,3, and 4 are in a single household bubble for 2 weeks.

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Of course, it will never be two weeks. It takes a couple of weeks to even notice a change. So, it will be two weeks to notice a change, another two weeks to confirm a change, and then there 'might' be a change, but they will likely wait another 2 weeks (just to be certain). I would bet money that your 'circuit-breaker' won't end earlier than four-six weeks. (More probably six-eight weeks.)