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In reply to the discussion: Illinois man died of rabies, after refusing the vaccine [View all]LisaL
(47,370 posts)34. Well, we don't know if he was living with relatives and so on.
But who knows, maybe now anti-vaxxers are convinced all vaccines are bad.
Even if disease a 100 % deadly, like rabies, they won't get the vaccine.
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If you wake up and find a bat in your house/room, you ought to get vaccinated...
RockRaven
Oct 2021
#1
Yep...my friend had an encounter with a neighborhood dog. She got the vaccination.
LeftInTX
Oct 2021
#2
You guys are scaring the shit out of me. We had a bat in the house several weeks ago...
Hekate
Oct 2021
#5
You still have time to go get the vaccination. Doesn't hurt these days, I'm told. Better safe than
LiberalLoner
Oct 2021
#6
Incubation period for rabies after bite. You can get the vaccine any time up until you show signs
LiberalLoner
Oct 2021
#7
More info. If you find a bat in your house you should assume you have been bitten. ROP for why.
LiberalLoner
Oct 2021
#9
One local women had a horde of raccoons in her backyard picking up pecans from her backyard
LeftInTX
Oct 2021
#46
So true. Bats have very small teeth, you may not find a bite mark at all but you can still die 😭
LiberalLoner
Oct 2021
#10
From what was reported, bat was tested, and was found to be rabid, back when he got bit.
LisaL
Oct 2021
#11
They can analyze the back to see if I had rabies. So you might not need a shot.
USALiberal
Oct 2021
#17
I just saw it last night. I haven't seen in before. This is the General Discussion Forum not break
LeftInTX
Oct 2021
#24
Many many years ago, for a summer program, we took a bunch of kids to the Sandia Mts for a week
womanofthehills
Oct 2021
#47
The study also says 30 years, which isn't lifetime. The CDC still says every 10 years.
LeftInTX
Oct 2021
#56