How are you protecting your business against the Delta variant?
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Although I work from home, when I must meet with clients face to face, I try to socially distance. I sanitize my hands constantly. My kids and I have all gotten our second shots. We wear masks. I do not have life insurance and have very little, high deductible health insurance. I cannot afford to be down with the virus. We live hand to mouth. What will happen if I one of us gets it and is hospitalized? We cannot afford huge hospital bills or my death. It would leave the boys homeless and in foster care. I wish anti-vaxers would understand that. It's not always rights. It's about life.
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Jermaine Bain
from Bain Real Estate
I sincerely appreciate your circumstances and comments. I hope you can see that individuals who decide (either having taken the vaccine or not) to move forward and try to resume "business as usual," are not the cause of the hardships we've been facing.
Praschak Mark
from Hunny Do Services
Pine tree tea will save your children if you give it to them early! For their sake please save them from ignorance, It is not their fault you inoculated them.
Alisa Horniman
from Wild Country Studios
https://www.usatoday.com/story...
Jason Dyck
from Piano Manna Jason Dyck
Fact check: USA today is a mainstream media outlet, right? In that case, they have a vested interest in staying true to the pharmaceutical narrative that will not abide anything else that can be potentially helpful. Look at the case of Ivermectin and Hydrochloroguin. Those are drugs that have been proven to help but the "fact checkers" are telling everyone that they don't work. Why? Because the pharmaceutical industry can't make any money any more off of these drugs or off of anything else that really does work.
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