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In reply to the discussion: What was your low point of the pandemic? [View all]arlyellowdog
(1,430 posts)19. Right now! (Aside from everything Trump)
But just pandemic related, my adult autistic son cannot return to his day program because he takes off his mask. He (and all the other participants) are fully vaccinated, but a number of employees are refusing vaccine. They cannot be required or even asked whether they are vaccinated. This issue also affects transportation for disabled persons. It is a horrible limbo. He is 45, got Covid early, fully recovered, got the vaccine, is ready to leave the house after over a year....and cannot go. Antivaxxers (of all types) are holding America hostage. My solution is: the vaccine is available, if the people in a workplace or situation are of age to take the vaccine, open up at peoples own risk. Vaccinated people are protected.
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My spouse died from COVID-19 in April of 2020. It's been downhill ever since. nt
joetheman
May 2021
#27
Realizing, even as vaccinations rolled and death tolls dropped, how many morons were still out there
hatrack
May 2021
#40