It’s nature at work. Independence and autonomy don’t just happen with the flick of a switch. You want the kids to lay down a base layer of separation and a (to them) independent identity as teenagers so that you are more likely to fledge them when it’s time.
Used to be ya just worried about fights and/or loosing teeth playin hockey.
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Colorado is having a wave right now, so there are going to be a lot of cases everywhere. I bet a lot of these people already had covid before the hockey game. You're not going to be able to avoid exposure forever, so if you want to be safe, get the vaccine, and get the booster shot, which restores efficacy back to 90+% against symptomatic infection. That's what I did. I can't stand how experts are still declaring certain activities "unsafe". It's nearly 2 years in, and unreasonable to expect people to still put their lives on hold, when we have vaccines and treatments readily available.Used to be ya just worried about fights and/or loosing teeth playin hockey.
Hockey outbreak cases from other counties push total higher
The number of COVID-19 cases from an outbreak that started with adult and kids hockey games in Aspen two weekends ago rose by more than 50% on Thursday after new cases were reported from a total of six Colorado counties.
It’s probably good information that’s not aimed at you or me but for people that are more vulnerable to getting the vid in a bad way.
You do know that someone who actually had COVID-19 probably has enough natural immunity to avoid a bad re-infection, right?
You're missing my point. What I meant was some who tested positive after the hockey game might've already been infected before the game, so they didn't actually catch it there and not all the cases are related. I'm not saying there were re-infections.
