Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and those teachers who wear a mask have survived cancer or have immune issues. They’re not doing it for fun, I can guarantee you. It’s really hard to teach in a mask all day and I’m grateful I don’t have to anymore.
As someone who has survived cancer, this isn't a reason to wear a mask. Actively under treatment? Different story.
You know how many people would need to wear masks if this was a widely disseminated recommendation from oncologists? A lot.
Who are you to decide that for someone else?
People are free to comment on it when it’s thrown out as a reason teachers mask.
Here is my observation. People who have anxiety about Covid come up with all sorts of reasons to say they mask and at least some of them (not all of them) are bullshit and people know it. These are the same people who become really nasty about this issue on anonymous forums.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do masks actually help?
It stopped me from getting covid over two pregnancies. My baby was older during delta, stopped masking, had it within a couple months. It was an n95 tho. People make fun of the maskers in the car, but I did that sometimes so I didn't have to alcohol my hands to take the mask off between errands. I have a horrendous passport photo for my efforts.
I am glad it helped you. I wore a mask but still got Covid unfortunately. Is there an actual study about masks?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do masks actually help?
It stopped me from getting covid over two pregnancies. My baby was older during delta, stopped masking, had it within a couple months. It was an n95 tho. People make fun of the maskers in the car, but I did that sometimes so I didn't have to alcohol my hands to take the mask off between errands. I have a horrendous passport photo for my efforts.
I am glad it helped you. I wore a mask but still got Covid unfortunately. Is there an actual study about masks?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do masks actually help?
It stopped me from getting covid over two pregnancies. My baby was older during delta, stopped masking, had it within a couple months. It was an n95 tho. People make fun of the maskers in the car, but I did that sometimes so I didn't have to alcohol my hands to take the mask off between errands. I have a horrendous passport photo for my efforts.
I am glad it helped you. I wore a mask but still got Covid unfortunately. Is there an actual study about masks?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do masks actually help?
It stopped me from getting covid over two pregnancies. My baby was older during delta, stopped masking, had it within a couple months. It was an n95 tho. People make fun of the maskers in the car, but I did that sometimes so I didn't have to alcohol my hands to take the mask off between errands. I have a horrendous passport photo for my efforts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and those teachers who wear a mask have survived cancer or have immune issues. They’re not doing it for fun, I can guarantee you. It’s really hard to teach in a mask all day and I’m grateful I don’t have to anymore.
As someone who has survived cancer, this isn't a reason to wear a mask. Actively under treatment? Different story.
You know how many people would need to wear masks if this was a widely disseminated recommendation from oncologists? A lot.
Who are you to decide that for someone else?
People are free to comment on it when it’s thrown out as a reason teachers mask.
Here is my observation. People who have anxiety about Covid come up with all sorts of reasons to say they mask and at least some of them (not all of them) are bullshit and people know it. These are the same people who become really nasty about this issue on anonymous forums.
You mental health issues as you are obsessed over peole masking and are concerned about why others mask. Kindness is helpful. No one owes you an explaination.
Anonymous wrote:Do masks actually help?
Anonymous wrote:I invested a lot of time and money to get a masters degree in education. It is my second career, and I can’t return to my first career without taking a huge pay hit. Unfortunately, I fell ill with Covid in March 2020. We now know that several families at my school were sick at the time. That illness left me vulnerable to infection and with long Covid. If I can’t mask, I can’t safely teach. Though I am now partially disabled, I still want and need to be a productive professional.
My colleagues mask for various reasons. One is pregnant but has not shared that news at work. Another is a diabetic. Their health conditions and reasonable accommodations are not anyone else’s business.
Several times I’ve read on this forum that “No one is going to mask to protect the immune compromised. We’re done with masking and never going back.” Then someone else, or perhaps the same person, will berate people who *do* mask as OCD and crazy. Some of us are still vulnerable in the Covid era. I’m not sorry that reality is inconvenient for entitled sociopaths. I sincerely hope that some of you do take this issue to your principals so that the administrators can look you in the eye and tell you how absurdly unreasonable you are.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and those teachers who wear a mask have survived cancer or have immune issues. They’re not doing it for fun, I can guarantee you. It’s really hard to teach in a mask all day and I’m grateful I don’t have to anymore.
As someone who has survived cancer, this isn't a reason to wear a mask. Actively under treatment? Different story.
You know how many people would need to wear masks if this was a widely disseminated recommendation from oncologists? A lot.
Who are you to decide that for someone else?
People are free to comment on it when it’s thrown out as a reason teachers mask.
Here is my observation. People who have anxiety about Covid come up with all sorts of reasons to say they mask and at least some of them (not all of them) are bullshit and people know it. These are the same people who become really nasty about this issue on anonymous forums.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and those teachers who wear a mask have survived cancer or have immune issues. They’re not doing it for fun, I can guarantee you. It’s really hard to teach in a mask all day and I’m grateful I don’t have to anymore.
As someone who has survived cancer, this isn't a reason to wear a mask. Actively under treatment? Different story.
You know how many people would need to wear masks if this was a widely disseminated recommendation from oncologists? A lot.
Who are you to decide that for someone else?