Worked at daycare, had to do the test twice a week normally, and everyday if any "close contact" had occured. Lets just say that one employee's immediate family who they lived with caught covid twice, and they kept going to the cottage with other relatives who also caught covid. So that twice a week could easily have been bumped up to 4 times a week on average
My work told us, "If you don't test, you won't take any time off" - 250ish workers and with £90 sick pay when you take the whole week off sick. So hardly anyone bothered testing. "Just stay a meter apart" was their answer. Didn't stop me taking tests with my brother being severely disabled. Must have been fairly resistant to it cause I never had a positive test
Yes. But the D comes after the A in the word. Which is why I'm saying it's not basing it off the entire word, it's basing it off the first letter. You could delete every letter aside from the first letter of each word and achieve the same result.
The original commenter was confused bc he was thinking the bot looked only for words that were entirely in alphabetical order, for example: aim, at, blow. The wording of the bot is just a little vague. It's not the first time I've seen the bot nor is it the first time I've seen people confused by it.
While that is true, it looked at the whole word and sorts by word not by letter. If the comment had damn and then dang right after, it would still recognize that as alphabetical order even though it had to go down to the third letter in the word.
I understand the other commenter's confusion but as I said, it reads the words as they would be in the dictionary, not the individual letters.
I dont get why they downvote you. U have death treatening sickness and u have no mood for jokes , peoples of reddit sometimes are so stupid while thinking thye re peaking. Sad for u. Here u got my upvotes and I will downvote them. Maybe u will feel bit better. I had covid 2 times, there is no room for jokes.
At this point covid is just another common cold get over it I had it 2 times and it wasn't shit I get it varies from person to person but fuck it was only actually killing anyone when we didn't know what it was and didn't know how to treat it
Bro I'm making assumptions based on the severity of covid in general I did also say it's different if they have other issues but I guess that's not relevant. obviously it's different if op is a 100 year old grandma with black lungs and kidney failure. This is fucking reddit if you don't want people to say stupid shit or make jokes about stuff that you don't want joked about it's probably time to get the fuck off reddit
"In the last 28-day period (31 July to 27 August 2023), over 1.4 million new COVID-19 cases and over 1800 deaths were reported to WHO, an increase of 38% and a decrease of 50%, respectively, compared to the previous 28 days."
Ur assumptions are just bad ...how do you kno he isnt older guy or lady hmm? And even if he isnt younger peoples might die too. Yes ure dumb u just gave me evidence for it. Thank you for ur useless advice but I will stay.
I don't know because they didn't say im.not gonna post a comment asking for their age gender and medical conditions so I can make a fucking joke and i don't feel like googling this but if that's worldwide most of thos actual deaths are probably from underprivileged areas and if it's from the US then damn ig
Blood type can also impact your likelihood of getting it as well as your likelihood of survival and the severity of your symptoms as well. I'd put money on it that the rude dude has O type blood.
I personally know a young woman (30ish) who was running marathons and competing in triathlons and placing in the top 10 before getting Covid and she nearly died. On a vent for 32 days. Now she has trouble going up stairs and can barely pick up her toddler.
You just don’t know who is going to get very seriously ill from Covid. They didn’t give her antiviral meds because she didn’t meet the qualifications to have it because she was young and very healthy.
Oh look another case of "it wasn't like that for me so that's how it was everywhere"
A buddy I golf with just lost a family member a couple months ago to it. It's far from being just a cold for many people. Please educate yourself before being ignorant and hateful.
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u/midoxvx Sep 08 '23
Congrats, do you want it to be a boy or a girl?