TrackDawg

Sorry, sails

I'm not the Doctor, My wife is but this information came from someone else.

Most of us by now have had a COVID-19 infection at least once, but there are people, sometimes referred to as “superdodgers,” who have never tested positive or developed symptoms. This is likely, in part, due to individual habits and behaviors.

“If you managed to avoid COVID early on in the pandemic and got vaccinated, then there’s a high chance that at some point after vaccination, you may have actually gotten infected, but it was so mild you didn’t notice or test positive,” Dr. Fairchok says.

You can look it up on Multicare.org

Now I need to go back and review what the study said. I recall the book didn't like the wording of the questions, the vaccine release date, and the unlikelihood of a significant number of people could meet that criteria within the alloted timeframe. Unfortunately, I am one of those misinformation people. My bad, I scan through the book.

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ABC News contacted 50 hospitals in 17 states, and asked them to share data on their ICU wards' current COVID-19 patients, including their vaccination status. In the surveyed hospitals, ABC News found that the overwhelming majority of COVID-19 patients currently being treated in ICUs were unvaccinated.

Of the 271 total COVID patients in the surveyed ICUs, 255 patients, or approximately 94%, were unvaccinated against COVID-19 in ABC News' snapshot in time.

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This is complete horseshite. The survey required the patients to be current on all of their vaccinations (not a vaccination) including a booster. Notice the article states "Fully vaccinated". The survey was performed before the booster was widely available. Typical media BS.

Read "The real Anthony Facui" It's amazing the lies he told and how many people he has killed over the years.

Born and raised in Ga.
I'm I am a UGA grad.
My wife is a UGA grad.
My son is currently going to UGA and is in the Redcoat band.
My daughter wants to attend UGA and join their new Medical program in 2026.

wake :cheers:

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We can nitpick him to death

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I agree he is our best option but I don't think we are nitpicking. His flaws are obvious to us as his stair downs are to the opposing defenses. Hopefully whatever is going on in his head subsides.

Beck got the ball out quicker than any QB last year (2.38 second) while maintaining a 72.4% completion ratio at 9+yards per.

He will be the first pick in the Draft. He may not be the most prolific QB in College.

Bare Bones is in Buford right down the road. They have good food and atmosphere. Roof top seating if that is your thing.

Hopefully they don't have the fence around the lake anymore :lol:

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