I don’t know her name, unfortunately. I’ve alienated all those that would possibly share it with me. I’ve seen her vaguely referenced on FB, but never by name.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
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I don’t know her name, unfortunately. I’ve alienated all those that would possibly share it with me. I’ve seen her vaguely referenced on FB, but never by name.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Adams was giving exemptions for childhood vaccines--pretty easy to get caught because the schools report the docs. If the doc you're talking about is just doing it for covid might take a while for them to get caught. But there probably aren't that many reasons to want a covid vaccine exemption in the Colfax area, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
Follow up. I was out of cat food and the cat that lives in my garage was not happy about it. I sucked it up and went to the store with an N-95 mask (got lots of weird looks, fuck em) grabbed some cat food, more Ginger Ale and some veggie broth and 2 at home tests.
Home test says negative. So there is that.
We're big on the BRAT diet with Gatorade or Pedialyte when things go south with the gut... Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast..Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Viral gastroenteritis. Stool culture in 48 hours will likely be normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
I haven't seen much in the way of gastrointestinal issues with Omicron. Prevalent with wild type and Delta, less so with Omicron.
Tons of other bugs out there. We get our weekly epi reports from all the respiratory swabs, I haven't seen a covid positive in ER/Urgent care for six weeks or more. Geographic variables, of course.
Thanks Docs, belly has quieted down, the idea of solid food not disgusting but still not very hungry. Like the rest, this will pass.
As long as you didn't take a dump in the store you probably didn't infect anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Glad you're feeling better.
Everyone passes. Oops, sorry. I meant everything.
Just getting around to this. I’m getting over a gastrointestinal virus that started on Tuesday. Tested negative for COVID. Symptoms were liquid diarrhea, more or less every two hours, some nausea, mild to moderate headache, deep fatigue, general malaise. Urgent Care doc said it was going around, I was super-glad it wasn’t COVID.
Sounds a little like what you got Bunion. I’d have responded sooner, but I don’t check this thread regularly.
It kind of sobered me up about the likelihood of COVID transmission though.
Dead on with same symptoms and that procedure and the cleanse prior thrown in for added confusion.
I think I had that virus back at Thanksgiving visiting my folks in DC
You folks need to change to a more healthy breakfast plan.
FDA investigating Lucky Charms after reports of illness
Having tested positive this week, I can tell you that if you think you have allergies or a head cold you might very well be positive. A bunch of folks from the local cycling club I was riding with down in Florida all tested positive this week. The number one symptom was a runny nose. Ba2 feels like nothing more than allergies at first. Stay frosty
Having that happen right after a colonoscopy would scare the shit out of me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
You may need to change your prep techniques.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Thanks for the added info. I was not aware of the reporting by the schools. My understanding is that there are a handful of docs in the greater sac area that write vax exemptions for kids based on anti-vax/religious stances of the parents. One doc that I was aware of is/was practicing in the colfax area.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Go back to bed.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Colonoscopy, then diarrhea, and then the shit is scared out of you; that's a serious evacuation protocol.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Ski season winding down - Mt Brokenchair will only be operating three chairs starting next week.
So, time to boost
Covid#4 plus Shingrix#2 scheduled for Tuesday AM
Pray for me
I haven't done Covid #4 yet, but just got my second Shingrix today. Doubling them up on the same day seems like asking for trouble to me. Then again I suppose if you figure you're going to feel like shit anyway you might as well get it out of the way in one fell swoop!
That was my logic for covid #4 and shingrix #1 on the same day.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I got three shots at once last September.
Booster, flu,phemonia.
They offered it which surprised me.
Happily took them.
Just get it over with.
Booster #2 last Tuesday.
Arm was sore for a week.
All good now.
Everyone I know is getting sick again now that's not boostered unfortunately.
And mine. Have until 5/20 for second Shingrix, and with a new wave of Rat Flu coming on, this is the time to get Covid#4 done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
My pharmacy sez no problem getting three vaxes at same time.
Also have appt to get snow tires swapped an hour after the shots. Then home and binge on Netflix for a couple of days
Can't get Les Schwab to give the vaxx and do it all at once?Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
^^^Not Les Schwab. They are the most expensive tire dealer in the area
Including driving time to the tire shop, I can swap much faster at home. And one of the tire shops will fix valve stem leaks for free (even if they didn’t do any other services on the wheel/tires). Usually I get a valve stem leak on a tire to be swapped once every year or so.