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  1. 2 minutes ago, mom says said:

    Sorry that your health care providers have been lax in educating you on how to protect yourself while immune compromised. It is one of the most common recommendations. And no one here was talking about people with compromised immune systems due to disease or disorder. That's a whole separate subset of the population- one that has to be very careful about even setting foot on a ship,  let alone lining up at a buffet. 

     

    PS: for the average healthy person, there are,  in fact, things you can do to boost your immune system. But this is veering way off topic.

    I wouldn't (nor did I) suggest in any way that anyone else was responsible for my immune system, or lack there of.  However, being a pig at the trough is not in anyone's best interests.  Common decency and hygiene are worth the effort for everyone.  Sorry if you can't understand that.  

     

    PS: "boosting your immune system" is something that starts when you are a child.  Don't for a moment believe that taking some vitamin or other substance is going to do you any good against the runny nosed person handling your food after touching their nose/face.

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  2. 2 hours ago, DebInAntigua said:


    They share a lot here, including which labs have tested their products - https://zoono.com/pages/our-technology

     

    But if you want access to their actual lab data, you have to contact them for permission.

    I'm the suspicious kind of guy.  They make a lot of claims, but really don't provide any data to back it up.  24 hours is an awfully long time for any anti-bacterial agent to remain effective.  Just saying...

  3. I carry $10m emergency medical.  Costs me $450 and it expires in a month 8(.  I was just curious if the US Coast Guard charges to airlift you off of a ship.

     

    Socialized medicine has its advantages.  Most I would be out of pocket for air evac in British Columbia would be about $90.

     

  4. 34 minutes ago, Gimpy McFarlan said:

    We are seriously considering taking Millie on a B2B leaving Vancouver on 5/10 and returning to Vancouver on 5/24. The ship arrives at 7am and there is an Canada Air flight to Toronto at 10am. The later flights are all red eyes AND more expensive. The flights the following day are A LOT more expensive since it is a Saturday so staying overnight is not economical. We prefer walking off the ship ourselves. We would not need to go thru US Immigration until Toronto. Is making a 10am flight possible? 😬

    I doubt if you would make your flight.  It takes 30 minutes to get from the cruise ship terminal to YVR via Canada Line rapid transit.  Budget 90 minutes to clear security etc and you'd have to be off the ship and moving by 8AM.

  5. On 3/18/2019 at 1:02 PM, sandycruzr said:

    The cruiselines do a great job of scaring passengers into buys their overpriced excursions!  You couldn’t pay me to take one of those excursions and be packed on a bus with a hundred fellow passengers when oftentimes for the same price I can have a private tour!

    Took a bus tour in LA from the cruise line.  They took us to the walk of fame and let us out to come back an hour later.  My wife has mobility issues and decided to stay on the bus.  They refused to allow this and made her sit in a parking lot for an hour.

  6. Question, how are the insects in port? Do I need bug spray?

     

    Also, the best guaranteed site to see Eagles is the Vancouver city dump. There are hundreds of them living off the vermin and seagulls that also live there. There is an abundance of farmland nearby and they are always overhead.

     

    We live a few km's from there and there is almost always an eagle flying over our house.

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