COVID

[Anonymous]

My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

This needs to be the position moving forward.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

This. Hope she's feeling better soon. Just don't take any gubment sanctioned shots. That shit is history and damn foolish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:COVID is now an endemic condition. Keep kids home when sick as usual. Test if it brings you peace of mind but remember all tests will have false positives and negatives.

Major problem is parents Motrin their kids and send them in....not ok

There were parents like this before COVID. Not that it’s right, but it’s not like COVID is some special virus at this point. People should keep their kids home when actively sick and return as symptoms are improving. We don’t need an announcement about testing for COVID. It makes no difference to me whether it’s COVID or a cold. We aren’t doing 10 day isolation periods so what is the point of paying for all these tests and swabbing my young elementary kids at this point?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:COVID is now an endemic condition. Keep kids home when sick as usual. Test if it brings you peace of mind but remember all tests will have false positives and negatives.

Major problem is parents Motrin their kids and send them in....not ok

There were parents like this before COVID. Not that it’s right, but it’s not like COVID is some special virus at this point. People should keep their kids home when actively sick and return as symptoms are improving. We don’t need an announcement about testing for COVID. It makes no difference to me whether it’s COVID or a cold. We aren’t doing 10 day isolation periods so what is the point of paying for all these tests and swabbing my young elementary kids at this point?

No one asked you to keep your kid home for ten days....please stop with your tiresome tantrum about Covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

Of course you’re not concerned, your daughter didn’t get sick but she’s still in the contagious period and running around passing it on to whoever is unlucky enough to be close to her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

Of course you’re not concerned, your daughter didn’t get sick but she’s still in the contagious period and running around passing it on to whoever is unlucky enough to be close to her.

Can you read? She is positive. And yes she’s still out and about. The school has no covid policy thankfully

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You haven’t figured out by now that covid hits everyone differently?

This is the attitude that made me leave teaching. It was bad enough when parents wouldn’t pick up their kids with fevers or send them to school with strep, but post COVID is at a whole new level. Good luck with that teacher shortage.

You left teaching because anecdotes are not informative about the severity of covid variants at the population level?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

Of course you’re not concerned, your daughter didn’t get sick but she’s still in the contagious period and running around passing it on to whoever is unlucky enough to be close to her.

Can you read? She is positive. And yes she’s still out and about. The school has no covid policy thankfully

She tested positive. She didn’t get sick. She’s running around with silly girls who are trying get into a club based on looks. So, no she didn’t get sick. She’ll never know if she infected someone who is lying in bed with a high fever, headache, nonstop coughing, too sick to move. And you know she didn’t wear a mask. We’re coming to a point where self centered people are the majority.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

Of course you’re not concerned, your daughter didn’t get sick but she’s still in the contagious period and running around passing it on to whoever is unlucky enough to be close to her.

Can you read? She is positive. And yes she’s still out and about. The school has no covid policy thankfully

And you are bragging about this? That's pretty horrible. Ever consider your parenting if she thinks this is ok?

[Anonymous]

I don’t care how much it sucks, or is inconvenient, we’re not going back to virtual. That experiment failed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t care how much it sucks, or is inconvenient, we’re not going back to virtual. That experiment failed.

Indeed. All the snowflakes that would prefer to hide in their homes while life goes on should be supported though...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

Of course you’re not concerned, your daughter didn’t get sick but she’s still in the contagious period and running around passing it on to whoever is unlucky enough to be close to her.

Can you read? She is positive. And yes she’s still out and about. The school has no covid policy thankfully

And you are bragging about this? That's pretty horrible. Ever consider your parenting if she thinks this is ok?

DGAF

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This new COVID sucks. Please test before you send your kids to school and it spreads. It starts out like a runny nose, but gets so much worse.

Covid sucks but there’s literally nothing you can do (other than get vaccinated) that will stop or slow it down significantly. We’re all going to get Covid every year or two. The only question is how much more collateral damage we do to kids along the way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid at college just tested positive. She has a cough that she thought was bronchitis which she gets frequently. Nope covid- first time for any one in our family. Aside from the cough she feels fine. Got an inhaler and already feels better.

She just finished rush with 2000+ other girls. I figure half of the school probably has it by now. Not concerned in the least.

This needs to be the position moving forward.

You're not in charge of "the position".