@RedSonjaFl@POTUS For my prescription for it, it took a team effort. My doctor knew everything I took because of the database and double checking things with a pharmacist. If someone goes to a pharmacist for this with an incomplete list it could be bad. I know pharmacist are amazing :-)
@CDCgov@cdcgov when can you test again after being sick and recovering? My son is sick again and I want to test him before sending him back to school, but if it’s just going to be a false positive I won’t waste a test.
@modernclassproj This was a life saver when I was out with Covid. I have 3 of my 6 grade levels doing mcp and I came back and they were still progressing. Much easier to plan for. One class I missed for a month (specialist rotation). They were still learning and no added prep on my part.
@WritingWoman7 It even says you have to get to 13-17 to see a difference. 25 is still large. When you get into the teens you can give students so more one on one attention and interventions work better. Author noted they were moving through more curriculum. But were the students learning more?
@DrTomFrieden Those pills made all the difference for me. I went from steadily getting worse and it starting to go into my lungs (asthmatic) to my fever vanishing and turning a corner. Fully vaccinated and those pills were a gal changer.
@dailycamera Wrong term :-) Lock down is when individual classrooms are closed with lights off. This is secure which used to be “lock out”. That just means the perimeter is secured and students aren’t let out.
And I am out for the week. My son caught Covid at school (presumed positive by doctor and pending test) and I got sent home congested. Now exhausted, coughing a bit, and worst of all, chocolate chip cookies taste like sand! Glad I’m vaccinated w/ booster so this should be mild