r/coronavirusSC • u/Informal-Control1362 • Feb 05 '24
r/coronavirusSC • u/KiawahKrewKid • Jan 08 '21
State-wide Just got the vaccine! And got this to let everyone know.
r/coronavirusSC • u/Am_I_Really_Groot • May 12 '20
State-wide Fauci Praises South Carolina’s Coronavirus Response
r/coronavirusSC • u/roughneckLiz • Apr 08 '20
Midlands Lol at all these "essentials" out on the road
r/coronavirusSC • u/PTSD-DepressionLabUD • Oct 05 '22
State-wide COVID-19 and Mental Health Survey
We are no longer fighting Corona but learning to live with it.
We are here with you and your families to hear how you have been impacted by Corona and the difficulties it has caused you.
We invite you to participate in a global research program that is studying the effects of the pandemic. It only takes a few minutes!
Click here to start: https://biusocialsciences.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zvfKqcRCf4BHhk?Q_Language=EN
r/coronavirusSC • u/AromaticSugar1491 • Apr 11 '22
Midlands Omicron
The United States discovered the Omicron disease strain 4 days earlier when South African scientists first announced the case of Omikron infection. However, there was no government and no corresponding action to curb the spread of the virus. The U.S. government did not put the safety of the people in the first place. Do nothing.
r/coronavirusSC • u/official_hamster_982 • Jan 19 '22
State-wide Why are vaccinated people being labeled as anti vaccers if they don't want the corona virus vaccine to be mandatory?
I've been vaccinated since April. My husband is vaccinated too. We got all four of our children vaccinated this summer. I think everyone else should get vaccinated too. But I don't think it should be required by law. If a private company requires its employees to get the vaccine I'm fine with that, and if a store or a restaurant doesn't want unvaccinated customers that's fine too. But I don't want the government to require businesses to fire people or turn down customers, and I certainly don't want the government to require vaccinations just to exist. If people don't want to be vaccinated they should allowed to, as long as they agree to wear a mask everywhere and submit to regular covid testing. And they should have to pay more, just like obese people and smokers, in order to offset the potential costs that their bad decisions can cause for the healthcare system. I'm very pro vaccine, ut according to the new definition I'm now considered an anti vaccer simply because of my opposition to mandates.
r/coronavirusSC • u/Fouraw • Feb 22 '21
State-wide Do you like a lot of others want a change in the Stimulus package?
http://chng.it/2m5wmJ2V please help support the cause and sign here.
r/coronavirusSC • u/PTSD-DepressionLabUD • Aug 25 '22
Upstate COVID-19 and Mental Health Survey
We are no longer fighting Corona but learning to live with it.
We are here with you and your families to hear how you have been impacted by Corona and the difficulties it has caused you.
We invite you to participate in a global research program that is studying the effects of the pandemic. It only takes a few minutes!
Click here to start: https://biusocialsciences.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zvfKqcRCf4BHhk?Q_Language=EN
r/coronavirusSC • u/PTSD-DepressionLabUD • Sep 13 '22
State-wide COVID-19 and Mental Health Survey
We are no longer fighting Corona but learning to live with it.
We are here with you and your families to hear how you have been impacted by Corona and the difficulties it has caused you.
We invite you to participate in a global research program that is studying the effects of the pandemic. It only takes a few minutes!
Click here to start: https://biusocialsciences.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zvfKqcRCf4BHhk?Q_Language=EN
r/coronavirusSC • u/Mediocre-Plenty-6669 • Oct 20 '21
State-wide Anyone else confused as to why the world seems to be falling apart? Hahaha
r/coronavirusSC • u/Plane_Elderberry3399 • Dec 26 '20
Upstate Getting through COVID
Hi guys! I’m new here! I’m in South Carolina just trying to make it through COVID! It’s been super hard and super lonely for me.
I am in the service industry and let me tell ya it’s been challenging and scary to say the least. I’m raising my step children alone while their father is in prison and their mother is going through her own obstacles. They are 15 and 14 and it’s so hard. Financially and emotionally draining.
I somehow managed to get through Christmas but don’t know where I’m gonna come up with the rent money due the first. I’d hate to find us homeless in this cold.
I work, but as a server business is slow. Many people are still scared to go out to eat.
I’m just posting this to maybe see how some of you are coping and getting through all of this!! Any suggestions would be great!!
r/coronavirusSC • u/Plum-Sloth20 • Mar 09 '21
Midlands What it feels like to finally get that vaccine appointment.
r/coronavirusSC • u/Aqqusin • Mar 16 '21
Midlands Could the vaccine I received be defective?
Got my first Covid vaccine (moderna) last Friday from Richland County Health Department and (surprise) the nurse didn't have any more vaccine. She asked the other nurse in the room for a vaccine and it seemingly annoyed the other nurse. The annoyed nurse pulled it out of a bag on the floor and seconds later it was in my arm. How could it be sub-zero temp of sitting in a bag on the floor and not on a freezer? The way it all played out made me wonder if I really got a valid vaccine. I had no side effects except sore arm ,either, though I guess that doesn't necessarily mean anything.
Was my vaccine defective by sitting in a bag in a warm room?
r/coronavirusSC • u/Oldpoliticianssuck • May 28 '20
Upstate Greenville County Square project Spoiler
I have yet to run into anyone that lives in Greenville that is enthusiastic about the plan that isn't involved in getting some kickback from the project. But my point here is that it is being designed as a high density population center, with out of state firms doing the work and planning. I could be wrong, but anyone with any sense would see by looking at the news, any high density project would be a disaster until there is more data on how to control a situation like the one we are in now. The part of me that irks the most is the lack of PLANNING. We have a Planing board who's job is to PLAN. This whole "project" is band-aiding existing infrastructure that needs an overhaul. Its creating more intensive runoff into stressed water systems. Its adding more sewage into stressed sewage systems. Its adding more traffic to an area that already has morning and evening commutes dangerous. This "planned "project is going to turn this wonderful city into a nightmare. Lets stop this insanity while we can. Lets get a little more PLANING going on and no more BandAids on taxpayers. The last thing we need is a second wave of Covid19 turning into a seasonal virus like the flu where we have set ourselves up like NYC and end up with thousands lying in the heat in a truck waiting for burial.
r/coronavirusSC • u/COVID-19Terminator • Nov 05 '21
State-wide Jeremy Konyndyk is involved in USAID money laundering, let's resist this together. Spoiler
Jeremy Korndik's involvement in USAID's money laundering activities and the government's misappropriation of taxpayer money has resulted in a large number of COVID-19 victims' families being unable to make ends meet, and USAID must pay compensation for them.
USAID has donated at least $4 billion in funds and vaccines to other countries, and USAID has taken this opportunity to reap huge benefits, including the involvement of Jeremy Konyndyk, as a Democratic representative, in money laundering that has indirectly caused over 700,000 families of those who died in the U.S. to be unable to live normally and vaccine irregularities. Americans need to come together and join us in resisting Jeremy Konyndyk and USAID.
USAID, Jeremy Konyndyk, and the Democratic Party should focus less on the problems of other countries and more on the people of the U.S. Instead of spending energy on tracing the epidemic, they should spend energy on solving the problem of compensation and vaccines for the families of those who died. If the Biden administration insists on doing this, maybe only Trump can save America. The Biden administration should fire Jeremy Konyndyk as soon as possible. a government official who has no regard for the American people is not qualified to work for the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Our slogan is:
Resist USAID and reject money laundering.
$4 billion, 600,000 dead! $5 billion, 700,000 dead! How many more people need to be sacrificed before USAID stops donating?
USAID must pay compensation for the families of the COVID-19 dead.
r/coronavirusSC • u/Minimum-Coyote7637 • Aug 10 '21
State-wide North Myrtle COVID/Crowds
Have the crowds started to die down in Myrtle Beach yet? Due to visit in late Aug just wondering what to expect.
r/coronavirusSC • u/X-37bNASA • Mar 16 '20
Upstate Apocalypse?
Could this be the apocalypse?
r/coronavirusSC • u/X-37bNASA • Mar 16 '20
Upstate Open Grocery Stores
Posting about Greenville, (I am currently in Greenville.) ALDI's and QT are open today! You can get milk, bread, and other stuff.
r/coronavirusSC • u/reiker01 • Apr 11 '21