COVID

[Anonymous]

DD had a fever, runny nose, and cough starting two days before the first day of school. Fever was gone by first day so she went to school. Didn’t test for Covid but wouldn’t have done any different. If fever clears I believe you’re good to go (which is what we would do Covid or not, which is why we don’t test).

[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.

This needs to be the position moving forward.

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

Newsflash. There is no "position" anymore. People are doing what they want. I.e. the vast majority are not testing anymore. That's their "position". Your "position" can be whatever you want.

[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.

This needs to be the position moving forward.

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

It is my position and would be that of any sane person. Others may feel different, that is their choice. COVID like the flu and common cold are endemic. Time to move forward again.

[Anonymous]

Testing for covid is absurd. You can't test positive if you don't test. Couple that w/it doesn't matter anyways and move on ffs.