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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When a neighbor, a lab, or a whole town is quarantined to protect everyone else, what would make you feel both protected and treated with dignity?”
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It’s hard to not be biased. I got the first vaccines because at the time COVID seemed serious and uncertain. I got COVID once and it wasn’t much worse than the common cold, so now I discount it as not a big deal and I don’t need to get any more vaccines.... - onHi! A little about me. I'm a Wisconsinite. I am in my first year of retirement from teaching. I feel I have had lots of different experiences both in school and out of school. I am a cardiac arrest survivor from ventricular fibrillation and had an 80% blockage angioplastied. Last year I had my first battery replacement. I am married and my husband has 1 year of retirement in. We have 2 adult sons. The oldest is married and is a step dad. The youngest is not married yet. My parents are deceased and I have no siblings. My life has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, right from my birth. I enjoy camping, gardening (though I am not a green thumb), family and my Chihuahua/ beagle, Snoopy. I am a person full of life experience contrast, one beingcontrasts such as being spiritual yet not church going. I hope my experiences can help others. 😀byDebradrs...
Hi Minnie, My husband was not feeling well and fell down two steps to the landing and I could not wake him. I called, the ambulance came and he revived before they could help him, said his pulse was like 32 or something, do not remember exactly and I insisted he go with them... From Chatgpt: The impact of male circumcision on the sexual health risks for female partners has been studied, with several findings indicating potential benefits for women when their male partners are circumcised. Here are the key points: 1.... Russian Plague Scare: What We Actually Know
A frightening claim is spreading online that a “viral plague” has escaped from a Russian biological laboratory and caused widespread panic. The underlying incident is real, but the most alarming version of the story remains unproven.... I am hopeful that it will. There’s a really strong inverse correlation with GDP- the more wealthy a country/region, the less malaria. So I think as the African continent (95% of cases I believe) gets more investing in the business and infrastructure, the less deaths we’ll see.... - leekwilson...
The priorities of "wealthier "nations are not properly focused toward the goal of eradication of diseases. I suspect there exists a belief a buffer exists between our populations and infectious disease outbreak....