The Christmas holidays might start early this year. One child is sent home that is sent home after a day at school which doesn't count if you ask me. I doubt the kid cares but it does come with extra work.
Reason: a temp that goes from 36°C to 39°C to 38°C and so on. It makes one wonder if the thermometer used works but the school sends the child home. It will be empty at school. What I understood is most children are sent home an exception are a few injected children. They have to show up at school because they are safe. Safe as in not able to get sick, safe as in not spreading the disease. The government says so although Pfizer states it's not true but hey, a government has to sail the ship and they cannot change the story half away. Handling stubborn people is already hard enough and once a tale is bought and turns out to be a bestseller there's no need to change the story.
Injected is safe, always safe. That's the great thing about the shot. All you need to do is believe it. It's the power of positive thinking also known as the placebo effect.
While the child is sent home and on its way home the school doesn't care how it gets there. Just for your information going home means: a thirty-minute walk to the bus station, waiting for a bus, a bus ride with a face mask for the child with allergies and breathing issues, next to a walk to the car and...
No, not driving home but waiting for the youngest and next trying to find a doctor. If you ask me this is the most ridiculous thing you can ask from a seriously sick child. Imagine how many people are met on the way home. Imagine how easily viruses are spread in a dirty bus.
If it comes to doctors they are hard to find, doctors at work I mean. So my bet is the child will be sent home and come back tomorrow or.. the child is sent to the capital city for some test. Being a doctor is for uninterested lazy people who don't like to work full-time. Clients need to know three months in advance when they intend to get ill. An online appointment has to be made and you need to describe what the problem is and what you did about it yourself. It all sounds like a joke and if you ask me it is. By the way, this has nothing to do with covid-19 it started years ago. The doctors always complained about being so busy. In reality, they do the job part-time with 6-8 others while the doctors' assistants do nearly everything recipes included. So the doctor is paid for the 10-minute chat -egg timer is set- and tries to get rid of you as soon as possible because he needs a coffee break, lunch or goes home.
While I'm writing this I make a fire in the woodstove (officially it's for coal) and text with my children. Like said the sent-home-bus-kid is on the way 'home' and the youngest is halfway.
Since all the fuss about people dropping dead because of the coronavirus, it might be interesting to see what will happen next. We have never been curious or felt the need to line up for a test just to know how it is. If you ask me it's sick if you let people put sticks up through your nose close through your brain just out of fun. It's unnecessary anyway because if you are sick you feel it and who needs confirmation for that? Does it really matter what caused your sickness?
Well, my child does because the thermometer says it and that's why the child is eating at the moment. Eating a lot. If I have 39°C or 38°C or even 37°C I would not. Why not? Because we have a low body temp and believe me if 36°C is normal you can't set a foot with 39°C, sit, drink or eat. Your head is red and swollen.
I find it rather unusual to send such a sick child out in the world, especially if the world is so afraid of this killer virus (you know which virus I mean). Half of the school stays home but the rest of the class, teachers, family hops around as if nothing can happen to them, as if they are immune. Super if you believe that story but shouldn't we all stay home and not spread and share our viruses wherever we go? I know, I know, there's so much more than this coronavirus killing us all. We have the flu, ordinary colds, allergies and even broken thermometers but rules are rules and it feels as if they just pick out someone to fool with. For now, I don't care. The kid with allergies and a nose that never smelled anything eats and will survive whatever caused the temp difference (all measured within a few minutes). With some luck, it can enjoy a long vacation and with more luck, we all can (one child to school costs me more gasoline) and we are part of the 2G family without a shot.
P.s., Of course, there's no doctor available it's 3 pm. Doctors don't work. The school should known that.
Note: 39°C = 102.2 F
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