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3 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

Imo they both should be in the hospital if having respiratory/pneumonia issues.

@firefly333

 

That's one issue -- the high fever. The 2nd one is the "quantity of saturation", which can easily be checked.

I would call an ambulance for the medical team to check the fever as well as the saturation.

 

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6 minutes ago, dani negreanu said:

@firefly333

 

That's one issue -- the high fever. The 2nd one is the "quantity of saturation", which can easily be checked.

I would call an ambulance for the medical team to check the fever as well as the saturation.

 

I cant do anything, they dont listen to me. If they did he wouldnt have been so smirky about not getting the vaccine, when I said they should if they will be around my parents. He said you can get side effects from the vaccine, he will take his chances with covid. ..he is getting his wish. Hes 82 with diabetes and should have gotten the vaccine. Not smirked at me and said let someone else have his (and my sisters). No one listens to me. 

 

I am worried for him. They will have to call 911 if they get iced in and he keeps getting worse.

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16 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

Imo they both should be in the hospital if having respiratory/pneumonia issues.

There are some treatments that may help them.  Also, they have to stay hydrated.  I was told if my fever exceeded 100.4 to get to the hospital.  Maybe some gatorade or propel water with electrolytes.  

My mom thinks his fever was 102.7 today. Best she could understand. They drank something but couldnt eat. 

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3 hours ago, lenquixote66 said:

We are in our house waiting for another snowstorm which will supposedly be followed by freezing rain.

Counting the days till Spring.

Same here.   we have freezing rain and snow predicted for several days this week.  I'm so ready to be on an island and feel the warm sun with a mojito in hand.

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36 minutes ago, firefly333 said:

My mom thinks his fever was 102.7 today. Best she could understand. They drank something but couldnt eat. 

That is not good.  What if you call 911 and tell them what is going on and let them go assess?  Explain he wont leave his wife home alone as she is sick and needs care too.   

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4 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

That is not good.  What if you call 911 and tell them what is going on and let them go assess?  Explain he wont leave his wife home alone as she is sick and needs care too.   

You could also call 911 for a welfare check on the residence.  

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58 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

That is not good.  What if you call 911 and tell them what is going on and let them go assess?  Explain he wont leave his wife home alone as she is sick and needs care too.   

That wouldnt do any good. As I've seen the person still has to agree to go or not. I've seen my dad say no, so I'm sure. They have a roommate who now also tested positive who told my mom this morning he would drive him to ER if he wanted to go, he just wasnt sure bil could stand the over 2 hours to get admitted. It's being discussed. The decision is not mine.

 

This is the same bil who told me god would take care of him and going to church wasnt risky behavior. He knows it all, until he or his roommate decide, nothing I can do. Very hard to argue when he brings in god to why he is right.

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16 minutes ago, lenquixote66 said:

I am on an island ,Long Island,NY but the sun is not warm.

And it is no warmer across L.I. sound in Rhode Island.... which sounds like I'm in an island but I'm not. However, I can see the tip of Montauk and Orient Point from the beach.

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7 hours ago, firefly333 said:

My mom thinks his fever was 102.7 today. Best she could understand. They drank something but couldnt eat. 

 

It is shortness of breath that is the big symptom that they look for in COVID.  At least that was what I learned using the algorithm in my short stint taking emergency calls while they had a staff shortage at the start of the pandemic.  

 

Can he talk to you?  If not then you need to call an ambulance.  Not sure about the fever.  

 

It is dreadful when you cannot be there.  

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12 hours ago, singinalot said:

here’s how today is going

 

Gosh - I am amazed.  You are in an airport.  I had forgotten what that is like.  It is now 53 weeks since I have flown.  The last time I could say that must be 1978.  In the days when you looked forward to the in flight meal, and cutlery was metal.  

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1 hour ago, dani negreanu said:

@A&L_Ont

 

Happy birthday to Lisa 🎂 💕 & 💐 , and Happy Valentine's Day to Andrew and Owen 🍷🍺.

 

Hope you'll all have a smashing day 🌷


Lisa says thank-you for the birthday wishes Dani. Hope you have a great day too. ❤️

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16 hours ago, voyager70 said:

 

I get it.  We couldn't stand my sister's ex.  Took her 15 years but she finally wised up and dumped him.

 

 

Her first husband was far worse than this one.  He was cheating on her, moved his rotten kids in with them, who were stealing from her (as was he), and he treated her terrible...even though she was the main bread winner.  This was when big sister did step in, she listened...got rid of him and was ever so happy she did.  

 

This one, though lazy, self serving, and extremely eccentric...has not hurt her physically, and she seems (sort of) happy, so letting it ride until he does hurt her.  

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7 minutes ago, dani negreanu said:

 

SMH 😢😢

 

My sweet little sister is like a door mat...heart of gold and unfortunately lets people take advantage of her.  One of the reasons her "tough as nails" older sister is very protective of her...as I had been even when we were children.  She knows it, and actually appreciates it.  

 

After divorcing her first husband, (who still got into her garage and stole things) she moved a woman in with her (she only knew briefly) along with the woman's adult daughter as room mates.  But I soon found they were taking advantage of her as well when I went up to visit her while she still lived in Michigan (doing her residency).  

 

Kicked the woman out, helped my sister up there for awhile (she was suffering with a badly broken leg from skiing accident at the time)...then convinced her to move down here to Florida to be close to us...as did my mother.  Best thing I ever got her to do.  🥰

 

She has since set up her own clinic as infectious disease specialist, and wound care, plus resident ID doctor for two hospitals.  Florida gained from having her here as well.  🙂 

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19 minutes ago, island lady said:

My sweet little sister is like a door mat...heart of gold and unfortunately lets people take advantage of her.  One of the reasons her "tough as nails" older sister is very protective of her...as I had been even when we were children.  She knows it, and actually appreciates it.  

 

As an only child, it continues to baffle me the differences in character and behavior between siblings. Go figure.... and the "door mat" being a successful MD to boot....

 

She so very lucky to have you as sisters. A bit jealous here ....

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2 minutes ago, dani negreanu said:

 

As an only child, it continues to baffle me the differences in character and behavior between siblings. Go figure.... and the "door mat" being a successful MD to boot....

 

She so very lucky to have you as sisters. A bit jealous here ....

 

Awww...that's very sweet...thanks.  🙂  

 

Yeah, DNA is funny...but naturally comes from two different people as parents.  And goes past that to the previous generation as well.  😉 

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17 minutes ago, dani negreanu said:

 

As an only child, it continues to baffle me the differences in character and behavior between siblings. Go figure.... and the "door mat" being a successful MD to boot....

 

She so very lucky to have you as sisters. A bit jealous here ....

 

12 minutes ago, island lady said:

 

Awww...that's very sweet...thanks.  🙂  

 

Yeah, DNA is funny...but naturally comes from two different people as parents.  And goes past that to the previous generation as well.  😉 

I am a big believer that birth order plays a big role. We oldest ones seem to develop a protector mentality. We can also tend to be rather bossy... or so I've been told.😇

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