What a way to end a week! Kyle Rittenhouse is not guilty! Let that stand alone as a major win.
In addition, and in a selfish desire to throw more good news around, my religious waivers were approved. Both as a student and as a employee at a university. My student one was initially denied, but I appealed that hard and the decision was reversed. Do I need to be a student? No. And yes, I am rethinking this degree.
I do not believe there is a one-size-fits-all religious waiver. I was very careful. I tailored mine to my faith, citing religious leaders in a separate document, and I emphasized that previous immunizations occurred before my baptism (all true). I emphasized my constitutional right to this decision and, for my employee waiver, my rights under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (42 U.S. Code, section 2000e).
They took their sweet time making a decision, folks. As far as I can guess, they worked hard to find a way to deny my waiver, but ultimately couldn't.
Now to prepare myself for "mandatory weekly testing starting in 2022". Those PCR tests are being thrown out by Dec 31st, IIRC, for unreliability. No idea how they can assert medical necessity for a test that not even the CDC can stand behind...
It's a good day! Thanks for celebrating with me.
Congrats!!! My husband's religious exemption came through this week too. I'm starting to get really encouraged about 2022.
Congrats to your husband! C'mon, 2022...
DO NOT let anyone test you by swabbing your nose. Demand the Saliva test.
And if by some roll of events, you do get nasal swab test, slap the shit out of anyone who tried to stick the sway any further than 1 in. maximum.
Could not agree more, MuckeyDuck. I plan on citing the hell out of EUA informed consent laws, because none of these tests are FDA Approved if memory serves. I've saved some documents somewhere showing folks who had bad experiences post-nasal swab if I have to really fight them on it.
I'm perfectly happy to work remotely, if push comes to shove.
Even if it was a saliva test, I don't like how I can't be sure where my DNA information is being distributed.
Buy your own swabs. Don't trust theirs.
I was using the saliva tests until all the testing locations in my area got rid of them. I take the nasal swab but I’m on a first name basis with the nurse. I told her from the get go that I would not stand to have the swab shoved all the way up to my sinus cavity. I said a sample from the tip of the nose (within the first cm) was sufficient and she agreed. After I take my test, I swab the inside of my nose with Iodine to inactivate any “contaminats” that may be present on those “sterile” swabs from Chy-na.
Good for you. Sounds like you have educated yourself.
When I see those videos of people sticking swabs up kid noses to the top of their heads, it pisses me off ever time.
Woo great for you! Congrats 👏 🥳
Amen
Very happy for you!
So you need to be tested for a disease you don’t have, and are likely immune from getting - so you don’t give it to people who are vaccinated against it
At least you aren’t going to have an “unexpected early death” like so many other students will have
The stories I'm hearing (from all ages) about how "their skin doesn't feel right anymore" or "they don't feel the same but can't pinpoint how" or "I have a rash on my arms that won't go away" or many such descriptions from jabbed ppl is incredible. The regret is remarkable.
I'd say I hear 50/50 reports of either adverse reactions to no noticable reactions (yet). I know one person who died from complications (aka hospital protocol) from C19, but the sad news I'm hearing from the jabbed are exponentially more.
So, yeah. Protecting the jabbed from the unjabbed by forcing them to get a jab that doesn't protect the jabbed from getting the illness? 🤡 world. Getting tested with a test that magnifies and multiplies proteins(etc) so much that potentially anything could be found? In those experiencing no symptoms and who might've had C19 before (and therefore a PCR test will find it, if cycled high enough)? Also 🤡 world.
Let the madness end soon. 🙏
Working on the same thing for my Google job. Thank you for your example 🇺🇲
Congratulations!
Congratulations! Just sent mine off today.
Good luck, Snowgirl!
Congrats! I am happy for you.
There are other tests you know, not just PCR. Just look up what tests are used.
The only ones I'd be allowed to get are PCR.
Im thinking you should have to ask but that is definitely the trend.
Soon co.panies who fear the Oklahoma law allowing 1 million award if some one gets sick will follow along giving every exemption they can so they don't get sued.