@TransLink The issue is on GoogleMaps, where u can click on any stop of Line 25 and it will say there is no service. If you're on desktop, click on a stop and scroll down to "See departure board", or on phone its directly when you click a stop no matter which one. They say it's TransLink.π
@TransLink do you by chance know if GoogleMaps gets their alerts from your website? Line 25 Southbound / to UBC has been entirely crossed out as "No Service" since Monday Morning, so *no* stop shows when the next bus would arrive / can't use Maps to navigate transit.
@TransLink Sorry for the late reply! This is at every stop in my entire neighborhood! My stop is 51558, but even at Kingsway & Nanaimo or E King Ed. & Knight it shows the same error for 51546.. π Kind of like that one stop disabled the entire line 25.
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@TransLink I'm here with about 14 other people and there was no 5:37 bus or any before that or since - and some of us have expiring fares. Can you please see when the next real bus will get here? Has there been an accident?
@tristanay0@LauraLoomer Dude Autism isn't AIDS. Aside from the "study" they're referring to being invalid, even IF it was true - what do you suggest pregnant women with severe pain or fever should do?
@matthew33381063@mrpaulholmes@LauraLoomer serious question - if your wife was pregnant and had a high fever, what would you do? Do you know what fever does to fetuses?
@LynnPau23317142@krabbykarla@LauraLoomer You know what *really* harms people? Lack of access to healthcare. People shouldn't need a GoFundMe for the surgery of their kiddos, or to remortgage their home to get cancer treatment.
@BonfireDesigns2@seungminkim Nobody says women "need" Tylenol, but a fever during pregnancy can kill the baby, as well as cause severe disabilities. Out of all the painkillers, Tylenol is the safest to take by a long shot.
I get y'all don't like autistic people, but would you rather risk cooking the kid?
@HefSteph@PleaseThink1776@RapidResponse47@POTUS Hep B can remain completely asymptomatic and less than 20 years ago we didn't test donor blood for it, so anybody who received transfusions for surgery could carry without knowing.
Crappy tattoo studio? A risk.
Crappy Acupuncture? A risk.
Crappy dentist? A risk.
Why risk it?
@sue_meadows11@RapidResponse47@POTUS Advil isnβt safe in pregnancy because it can cause the babyβs heart vessel to close too early and lower amniotic fluid, especially after 20 weeks.
Tylenol is perfectly safe to take. There's a reason why it's the #1 pain medication for pregnant women.