Well I have never been shot from that far away.Was that shot from 1,000 yards
Well I have never been shot from that far away.Was that shot from 1,000 yards
My doctor's take on it is that the vaccines are 6 months into a 2-year test period.4) Vaccines knocks out a home run.
You are now showing up in Google Maps LOL, we can see your every move...I got my first shot last Thursday. Barely felt the shot. My shoulder hurt a little the next two days, but only if I moved it. That is how I always react to my yearly flu shot.
I thought washing your hands is due to a lot of people touch their face (nose, eyes, mouth)...Or shake hands, guessing it can pass on that way too. I don't know I do not have microscopic vision That is what they need to come up with, where your hands turn blue if in contact with the virus LOL, like if you pee in a pool Haha...which was just a joke but being a pool owner I wish it wasn't, sure would like to catch those RELIEVERS...I thought the 'conventional wisdom' was you wear a mask if you can't maintain at least 6 feet of separation from others. I see no reason to wear one outdoors with the wind blowing and you are not near people. If I go to the store, I put mine on at the car and take it off when I get back to my car. When we go to a restaurant, we put it on at the car and take it off at the table. Put it back on when we get up and take it off at the car. I don't wear one walking to the mailbox. Why would I? I am outside and no one is around.
Yes the virus is smaller than the mask weaving. But the virus is not zooming around on it's own, like it has wings. It is contained in respiratory fluid/droplets. They are basically bigger than the mask weave and the mask can trap some/most/all(?) of those droplets. Will a mask totally protect you? I doubt it. But it will lessen the probability of you getting enough virus to get sick. To me, that is key. One needs to get a lot of virus to become infected. Coming in contact with just one of those little buggers is not going to get you infected.
I read a story the other day that said stop wiping down things you bring home from the store. Remember when they said anything you bring into your home must be wiped down with disinfectant? Take off your shoes at the door and disinfect them? That article stated that transmission from touching things has been proven to be nonexistent. But they still say 'wash your hands'.
I thought the 'conventional wisdom' was you wear a mask if you can't maintain at least 6 feet of separation from others...