thot ass stephanie

yes i am. people who are not currently sick with covid-19, are not medical professionals, or are not caring for someone sick at home dont need to be wearing masks. the CDC has repeatedly stated that the general community does not need to wear masks to prevent the disease. if you google “cdc coronavirus masks” you can find plenty of statements the CDC has made about this. you don’t need the mask. it will not offer you the level of protection you need. masks are being bought too quickly for healthcare professionals who need them to have them available.

so yeah, i’m a little titchy about it. moreover i’m seeing people claim they need to buy vogmasks, which don’t protect you from disease. it says right there on their website (which i might note is kinda pseudosciencey anyway) that a vogmask isn’t effective against illnesses.

hello, you said this and then blocked me so that i couldn’t respond! however i find that a weird disingenuous move so i’m replying anyway so you don’t keep contributing to misinformation.

hospitals are not the only places which supply masks for patients and healthcare professionals! clinics with family practice doctors need them. individuals who are sick and are at home need them, as do their family members. there are a lot of places that doctors work and beyond that sick people aren’t all confined to hospitals. also not all medical suppliers will exclusively sell to healthcare professionals, as you could learn by being someone who uses any medical equipment at all. + do you just not believe the cdc when they ask you to stop causing mask shortages or what

uh, because medical masks do protect you from diseases if you know how to wear them properly, practice diligent hygiene the way healthcare professionals must, and NEED one because you’re in close contact with sick people. the cdc never said “masks don’t work, ever.” they said “the general populace does not need masks to prevent covid-19.” because you and your brother and the guy next door are NOT practicing the exact same level of diligent disease prevention as a doctor, nor are you right in the face of someone with a nasty cough at all hours of the day

people wear masks in the OR so they don’t get blood in their mouth dude

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Something ironic that I’ve noticed from being in both autistic mom groups and NT mom groups. Let’s pretend a child cries every time they have to be buckled in the car seat..

NT mom group: “tell them to deal with it, it’s for their safety” “ignore the outbursts, they’ll get used to it” “maybe the straps are too tight? If not, and nothing seems to be wrong with the seat, let them cry it out, safety is most important.” “Sometimes, you just gotta deal with it, hugs mama, sorry this is happening.”

Autistic mom group: “is your child verbal enough to express or show why they’re in distress?” “is the fabric of the car seat scratchy?” “Are the windows tinted? If not the sun may hurt.” “Maybe he wants someone to hold his hand, can you reach back and hold it maybe? anxiety is a real bitch” “transitions can be hard, especially on little humans, maybe give advance notice that you will be leaving in the car at x time?” “Obviously something has him distressed, does he have a toy he’s attached too and can hold?”

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Some ppl cannot stand silence or a lack of noise/music. It raises their anxiety because silence= something is Not Right. Hypervilgilence.

Respect both. Both can happen to the same person in different situations or times.