Nope, they just gave me a ring and said I do in fact have a fever and told me to return for further examinations.
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Nope, they just gave me a ring and said I do in fact have a fever and told me to return for further examinations.
Chrishaune
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I don't know where we are in the timeline right now at this moment. That becomes more clear the farther in the future we go. I don't even know how this virus relates to what I know is coming. But right now is the time for everybody to look at themselves and do the things to put themselves in a position that if they died tomorrow, they won't have to worry about their own soul.
Nope, they just gave me a ring and said I do in fact have a fever and told me to return for further examinations.
Oh wow. Hope you get better soon breh.
san jose, we had to stock up yesterday and it was hella folks coughing their lungs out. we had our masks and gloves on but shyt that was scary. my boss not answering or responding to text but all my co workers freaking out.
More like the next 5 days. If it aont managed correctly, then all hell gonna break loose and we gonna be looking at a whole new society in 2021
Appreciate it.
I'm more worried about the measures of which the training had to be quickened for the staff.
I really hope people aren't being misdiagnosed.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
there goes the porn industry
Bruh...do you honestly believe black people can't die from a respiratory virus? How old are you?
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I dunno why I'm even entertaining this shyt...
Shid, Thats one of the few industries not going nowhere
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ZoeGod
I’m from Brooklyn a place where stars are born.
Sounds like a Chapelle show skit.
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Went to the beach yesterday...shyt was packed could barely find parking...it was a nice day out
Britain shuts down: Boris Johnson tells people to work from home, keep out of pubs and clubs and to stop ALL 'non-essential' social contact for 12 weeks as he reveals London is now 'a few weeks' ahead of rest of UK - as death toll hits 55
Boris Johnson plunged Britain into an extraordinary lockdown today - urging everyone in the country to stop all 'non-essential' contact with others.
The PM warned that the coronavirus was now in a phase of rapid spread across the UK, with London seeing a particular surge, and it was time to take radical action to stop the NHS being swamped.
Everyone should avoid contact that is not absolutely necessary - with restaurants, bars and cinemas and travel off limits, and an end to large gatherings. Admitting that the squeeze could last 12 weeks or even longer, Mr Johnson acknowledged he was 'asking a lot'.
Entire households should self-isolate for two weeks if one person has been showing symptoms, and older people should prepare to stay away from risks for months to come. He said that meant 'you should not go out, even to buy food or essentials'.
But unlike New York - where all bars and restaurants have been compelled to close by 8pm local time tonight - Mr Johnson said he would rely on businesses and Britons to follow guidance.
Mr Johnson also said he was not yet ordering schools to be closed, saying he still believed it could make matters worse.
At a dramatic press conference in Downing Street, as the UK coronavirus death toll spiked to 55, the PM said: 'If necessary, you should ask for help from others for your daily necessities. If that is not possible, you should do what you can to limit your social contact when you leave the house to get supplies.'
'Now is the time for everyone to stop non-essential contact with others and stop all non-essential travel. We need people to start working from home where they possible can. You should avoid pubs, clubs, theatres and other such social venues.'
In a special plea to the capital, Mr Johnson said people there were at the highest risk. 'It looks as though London is now a few weeks ahead... it's important that Londoners now pay special attention to what we are saying about avoiding all non-essential contact.'
The moves - unprecedented in peacetime - quickly drew demands from MPs for guarantees that businesses will be propped up financially during the crisis.
Boris Johnson plunged Britain into an extraordinary lockdown today - urging everyone in the country to stop all 'non-essential' contact with others.
The PM warned that the coronavirus was now in a phase of rapid spread across the UK, with London seeing a particular surge, and it was time to take radical action to stop the NHS being swamped.
Everyone should avoid contact that is not absolutely necessary - with restaurants, bars and cinemas and travel off limits, and an end to large gatherings. Admitting that the squeeze could last 12 weeks or even longer, Mr Johnson acknowledged he was 'asking a lot'.
Entire households should self-isolate for two weeks if one person has been showing symptoms, and older people should prepare to stay away from risks for months to come. He said that meant 'you should not go out, even to buy food or essentials'.
But unlike New York - where all bars and restaurants have been compelled to close by 8pm local time tonight - Mr Johnson said he would rely on businesses and Britons to follow guidance.
Mr Johnson also said he was not yet ordering schools to be closed, saying he still believed it could make matters worse.
At a dramatic press conference in Downing Street, as the UK coronavirus death toll spiked to 55, the PM said: 'If necessary, you should ask for help from others for your daily necessities. If that is not possible, you should do what you can to limit your social contact when you leave the house to get supplies.'
'Now is the time for everyone to stop non-essential contact with others and stop all non-essential travel. We need people to start working from home where they possible can. You should avoid pubs, clubs, theatres and other such social venues.'
In a special plea to the capital, Mr Johnson said people there were at the highest risk. 'It looks as though London is now a few weeks ahead... it's important that Londoners now pay special attention to what we are saying about avoiding all non-essential contact.'
The moves - unprecedented in peacetime - quickly drew demands from MPs for guarantees that businesses will be propped up financially during the crisis.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
They need to close beaches next. You got hoes out here more concerned about getting likes off they pics than anything 