I'm hoping all this covid 19 stuff will be through. I just booked for May 1st 2021 at the CBR! I'm really pumped for this one. It's been a while!
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I'm hoping all this covid 19 stuff will be through. I just booked for May 1st 2021 at the CBR! I'm really pumped for this one. It's been a while!
I am excited for you. What things are you looking forward to?
Sorry about your dad passing, but I think that is an awesome tribute to him.
Nice idea and good luck!
It would be nice if the Covid 19 stuff is over by then. It won't be though unless we as a society have just moved on and quit worrying about it so much. If a vaccine that actually works is developed by then, it is very unlikely that enough will be produced, packaged, shipped, distributed, enough supplies to administer will be available and then staffing and logistics will be all worked out. I mean we can't even supply hospitals with protective equipment in a reasonable amount of time. How are we ever going to vaccinate the population in any sort of timely manner? All you have to do is look at what a mess it was when they tried to vaccinate children for H1N1. It will take a year or more from the time a vaccine is actually available. Then on top of that, at least 30% of us aren't going to be crazy enough to go take a vaccine that has been rushed through without enough testing to see if side effects pop up in 6 months. So, unfortunately, you will still be having to wear a mask and all of that in May.
I guess it depends on what covid over means to you. But, may the odds be in your favor.
Actually, most of the drug companies that are working on vaccines and have them in Phase 3 testing decided to go ahead and start producing it, so that IF it comes through testing with enough positive evidence of protection that it gets approved, they can just start distributing. It's pretty impressive, really. There shouldn't be a big run-up in production after the fact. It will mostly already be produced.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1DisneyNut
But, yeah, there are definitely dangers to rushing something out to the public.
Yeah, on top of distribution, and how covid responds to it. Not to mention the ratio of who takes it vs who doesn't. Going to be large numbers both ways. Then the fight if states try to mandate it, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by azcavalier
Again, depends on what you mean by over. Even if the vaccine, unless they force people to have papers displaying that information, and proof it works,etc, I see disney keeping w/ covid plans through 2021, or most of it. Covid fatigue is hitting hard and getting more momentum.
Now the time I'd avoid, the first week or two of November.. talk about a disaster.
I just want to toss out there that my job and the other nurses I know never had a problem with our PPE supply chain. A lot of nurses made masks just in case, but my job mandated that we only use the PPE they supplied. We've never run out.
I would like to have fun, relax with children, get emotions and escape from problems. But if you think about it, COVID is very limiting. It's scary for children. They seem to be not at risk, but this does not mean that safety should be neglected. We ourselves want to go to the park, see what options for accommodation and meals are available, but so far there is no exact solution. Let's look at the incidence rate closer to the time of the trip.