Brain Damage From Masks CANNOT BE REVERSED

Crusader wrote:Texas has just lifted mask mandates for all state building with the exception of hospitals, nursing homes, and places that actually make sense.  Students don't have to wear masks to public schools.  My 19 year old is happy.  He attends a state technical school.  I work in a lot of state buildings.  That will be nice.

Same for federal installations (military and civilian). If you are vaccinated, no mask, no social distancing. For now it is on the honor system.

having had a little experience with the finger thing to check temp and oxygen levels, when i was in hospital ALLEGEDLY with a positive covid test, even though my problem was gall bladder, the little nurse would have a hissy if my oxygen went to 89. The doctor was there...and they were discussing the 89 and oxygen. My room since i supposedly tested positive for covid was 68 FRAKIN' DEGREES. I WAS FREEZING. I said. If you put the device on my hand that is warm( i was keeping my hands under the blankets because it was so cold, you'll get an accurate reading.

It's a damn shame when the patient has to instruct the medical staff.

Calypso Jones wrote:having had a little experience with the finger thing to check temp and oxygen levels, when i was in hospital ALLEGEDLY with a positive covid test, even though my problem was gall bladder, the little nurse would have a hissy if my oxygen went to 89.    The doctor was there...and they were discussing the 89 and oxygen.   My room since i supposedly tested positive for covid was 68 FRAKIN' DEGREES.  I WAS FREEZING.    I said.   If you put the device on my hand that is warm( i was keeping my hands under the blankets because it was so cold, you'll get an accurate reading.

It's a damn shame when the patient has to instruct the medical staff.

I bought a pulse oximeter when my family got covid. The lowest mine got was 91. I didn't think about room temperature. I'm pretty warm natured and comfortable with anything between 60 and 80. I do sleep better with the temperature under 70.

Calypso Jones wrote:having had a little experience with the finger thing to check temp and oxygen levels, when i was in hospital ALLEGEDLY with a positive covid test, even though my problem was gall bladder, the little nurse would have a hissy if my oxygen went to 89.    The doctor was there...and they were discussing the 89 and oxygen.   My room since i supposedly tested positive for covid was 68 FRAKIN' DEGREES.  I WAS FREEZING.    I said.   If you put the device on my hand that is warm( i was keeping my hands under the blankets because it was so cold, you'll get an accurate reading.

It's a damn shame when the patient has to instruct the medical staff.

You may have felt cold but your body temp will remain fairly constant , unless you are suffer from hypothermia

68F is a comfortable temp, and air is a poor conductor of heat, your had in or out of bed will make no difference ,