I’m praying you can get something figured out.
I hope your stubbornness isn’t the end of you. My own almost did me in March of last year.
Someone the board will give me your address and we will throw you in my Jeep and/or just drag you in to the dr
And yes, I will post the pics in the future ex wife thread.
I hope your stubbornness isn’t the end of you. My own almost did me in March of last year.
Someone the board will give me your address and we will throw you in my Jeep and/or just drag you in to the dr
And yes, I will post the pics in the future ex wife thread.
I hope your stubbornness isn’t the end of you. My own almost did me in March of last year.
Someone the board will give me your address and we will throw you in my Jeep and/or just drag you in to the dr
And yes, I will post the pics in the future ex wife thread.
If he doesn't go I'll meet you over there.
Yes of course, that's what I thought I was inferring, that if he had covid which is a virus it can lead to bacterial pneumonia but thanks for clarifying the point in case I confused anyone.
Just didn’t want folks going to the doc and demanding an antibiotic. Thank goodness I have a very patient primary physician. Every time I come down with pneumonia he has to explain viral vs. bacterial.
A good friend of mine may have it, she went to THD to get tested. She is waiting for results, and then my youngest boy's mother isint feeling too well either. She had the shot though and my son got covid at school this spring. But, even if she's vaccinated, which she is, she can still get it. I was over there yesterday. F#&£!!!!
I have two fully vaccinated neighbors who have it now...one is bed ridden, the other was sitting outside today and told me he just felt a little stuffy. Weird how this works...I'm convinced genes and maybe blood type play a role. He was in a lawn chair 50ft away but I did help his son get a bass off the line...the wind was blowing behind me and the kid isn't sick so I'm hopeful.
