@RebeccaSteine12@CommissionerJP I live very near Amish in Berks and Lancaster County and rates are usually 70-80% depending upon vaccination. Not remotely true that they don't vaccinate.
@BillSpadea Politicizing an entirely preventable and highly communicable disease which has hospitalization rates for children under 2 (~10%) and a number of possible other comorbidities is reprehensible.
@BlackLabelAdvsr@Cessnadriver50 You think that is some kind of magical shield that doesn't quickly lose efficacy if you sweat let alone go into the pool.
If you regularly tan outside (or work outside) it places are at high-risk including areas that are "covered."
@jamelholley@GovernorShapiro Lancaster County Coroner already changed his official reason to for death, and it is not a "ruptured spleen."
Politicians who play games with kids' lives are the biggest POS.
@BlackLabelAdvsr@Cessnadriver50 Melanoma in her future and there is no amount of surgery or medical treatments that effectively deals with long term sun exposure to skin.
@ConnollySean1 As a retired ER doc, I can safely say that you are completely unqualified to talk about this subject and no have no idea what you are are talking about.
@JMJokomo@CommissionerJP Then health insurers should be able to deny any medical claims associated with an entirely preventable disease.
If it is up to God, then he'll decide if the child dies by your warped logic.
@Shannonissilly@CommissionerJP Another MAGA chud who is clueless on this topic and the state health departments already has mandatory quarantines for patients with TB.
@NelliganPamela@RebellioN32192@CommissionerJP JFC. Yes it does and the lower rates of immunization which have fallen below 95% and herd immunity.
Lancaster County coroner already officially changed his reason on the death certificate.
@RebeccaSteine12@CommissionerJP Amish are largely vaccinated and this isn't true. It is mainly Old Order Amish communities and other select ones.
Lancaster County is below the 95% threshold for herd immunity and measles is the most contagious disease that we know about.
@MLM216@KimberlyTravel@CommissionerJP Then why should everyone else have to pay their large hospitalization costs which are easily going to be 6 figures after an ER visit and subsequent hospitalization?
@KimberlyTravel@CommissionerJP Because he is a MAGA guy and this is his brand and he hopes tickets to a higher state or federal office.
Doing so with kid's lives makes him. a bottom feeding POS.
@OhMelodylane@CommissionerJP Except you should be very concerned about measles. I was practicing in Reading at the time, and this was a very real issue.
Measles is the most infectious disease we know about and it has hospitalization rates of ~10% for infants and children under 2.
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