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LisaL

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34. Well, we don't know if he was living with relatives and so on.
Sun Oct 24, 2021, 02:12 PM
Oct 2021

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
One of my sons had a close encounter with a bat when he was seven. Crunchy Frog Oct 2021 #3
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
This may sound stupid, but where should we go? Hekate Oct 2021 #14
Contact your county health department MissB Oct 2021 #15
Call your doc who is 40 miles away LeftInTX Oct 2021 #37
And, the incubation period Disaffected Oct 2021 #19
Possums not so much. BlackSkimmer Oct 2021 #28
Thanks! SWMO_8541 Oct 2021 #31
Raccoons are an emerging threat LeftInTX Oct 2021 #39
A few yrs ago, a raccoon came in my doggie door womanofthehills Oct 2021 #45
One local women had a horde of raccoons in her backyard picking up pecans from her backyard LeftInTX Oct 2021 #46
No prob. Disaffected Oct 2021 #43
Yep. It's like getting the COVID or flu vaccine. GoCubsGo Oct 2021 #22
We had a bat conservation event a few weeks ago LeftInTX Oct 2021 #36
1 to 3 cases a yr of human rabies in US - CDC womanofthehills Oct 2021 #55
+ a gazillion LiberalLoner Oct 2021 #8
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
They knew that bat who bit him was rabid. LisaL Oct 2021 #12
From what was reported, bat was tested, and was found to be rabid, back when he got bit. LisaL Oct 2021 #11
He probably thought they still give the shots in the stomach. GoCubsGo Oct 2021 #23
Really? LisaL Oct 2021 #25
Well, yeah. He could have. GoCubsGo Oct 2021 #27
That's a rough way to go though TexasBushwhacker Oct 2021 #35
They can analyze the back to see if I had rabies. So you might not need a shot. USALiberal Oct 2021 #17
When I as a kid, I was bitten by a rabid dog dem in texas Oct 2021 #4
As a little child, I got bit by a dog too, most likely mine was not rabid. LisaL Oct 2021 #13
How bad was it? Crunchy Frog Oct 2021 #42
it was a good size bite dem in texas Oct 2021 #57
A few years ago, I discovered this fascinating document LeftInTX Oct 2021 #29
Old story. Nt USALiberal Oct 2021 #16
He died last month. LisaL Oct 2021 #18
I just saw it last night. I haven't seen in before. This is the General Discussion Forum not break LeftInTX Oct 2021 #24
He got bit by a rabid bat, LisaL Oct 2021 #26
Or maybe it was the anti-vax influence from watching Fox? LeftInTX Oct 2021 #32
Well, we don't know if he was living with relatives and so on. LisaL Oct 2021 #34
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
Rabies are a good example of vaccines saving lives. LisaL Oct 2021 #20
Scary MustLoveBeagles Oct 2021 #21
Any Tetanus deaths lately? Ron Obvious Oct 2021 #30
Really..... LeftInTX Oct 2021 #33
I had one at Safeway shortly before the pandemic Ron Obvious Oct 2021 #41
Study finds childhood tetanus shots protect you for lifetime womanofthehills Oct 2021 #50
I just couldn't remember if I'd ever had one Ron Obvious Oct 2021 #51
The study also says 30 years, which isn't lifetime. The CDC still says every 10 years. LeftInTX Oct 2021 #56
You just have to break your finger. newdayneeded Oct 2021 #58
If you go to the WHO website it lists tetanus cases around the world womanofthehills Oct 2021 #49
Another danger is raccoons FakeNoose Oct 2021 #38
Yep, it's an emerging problem cuz raccoons have expanded their range and habitat in the past 60 yrs LeftInTX Oct 2021 #40
one less dumb fuck in the planet Celerity Oct 2021 #44
That is very sad Meowmee Oct 2021 #48
I can't find anything to indicate why the old dude declined the vaccine. LisaL Oct 2021 #52
I guess we will never know Meowmee Oct 2021 #54
Rabies vaccines have been administered for generations, without controversy. Paladin Oct 2021 #53
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