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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Agree we are peaking or past peaking. And we are special because our vaccination rates are so high. We are the opposite end of the spectrum from Texas and Florida's vaccination rates [/quote]

The only way we're going to actually know if we peaked is when the cases start going down consistently. It should be noted that we're about the same level as we were in the fall of 2020 before we saw the huge peak during November-January. I don't anticipate the caseload getting as high as it did last year due to the overall level of vaccinated individuals in the county but I I don't think it's going to get better anytime soon.

I cannot f****** wait for the pediatric vaccine to get approved[/quote]

Between delta and school starting, there's an all-new peak which will be evident in a couple of weeks since mcps' testing is insufficient but community spread umber should make it obvious within 3-4 weeks[/quote]

Without testing, no peak... their problem is solved.  Till a few staff or kids die, then they'll do a PR campaign to blame those folks for health issues and then find a new excuse when a few more die.

Don't you wonder why its not being approved and what they aren't telling us?[/quote]

Kids are much more likely to die from car crashes, drowning, cancer or suicide to name a few. Are you keeping your kids wrapped in cotton wool so that they don’t face any risk in life. No children will die. None.[/quote]

You are exhausting.  This isn't about car  crashes, drawing, suicide or cancer and  this is preventable.  Kids HAVE died so stop acting are ok with covid.  Grow up and be a responsible parent.[/quote]

Start using your brain and consider all risks. Do you understand that we added risks every single day. Do you really think that drownings or car crashes are not preventable? Of course they are. And if we treated them like we treat COVID we’d have banned all cars and got rid of water.[/quote]

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