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Category: pandemic

  • Looking for Approval?

    Here is the list of FDA approved and disapproved Covid-19 treatments and prevention Approved Dexamethasone Tocilizumab Remdesivir Baricitinib Anticoagulation drugs Convalescent plasma Prevention vitamin D (for prevention) vitamin C (for treatment) https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/treatments-for-covid-19#:~:text=In%20October%202020%2C%20the,speed%20up%20recovery%20time. Vaccines Look here to see which vaccines are approved in the USA. https://www.fda.gov/emergency-preparedness-and-response/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19/covid-19-vaccines Masks The FDA recommended masks for personal and community protection.…

  • 6 Plagues of the Old Testament

    To use only one verse for guidance is to limit our understanding and perhaps prolong our suffering.

  • For The Hesitant

    We have to chose from the devil we know versus the one we imagine.

  • Fear Factor

    Whenever a new technology comes out there is a portion of the population that is absolutely against it. Not because it has proven to be ineffective or unsafe, but because it is scary. A lack of information about something can be easily filled with dreams or nightmares in our imagination. This isn’t the first new…

  • Will Getting the Vaccine Send Me to Hell?

    There’s been more talk about the Biblical response to the Covid-19 vaccines. Not whether or not they are safe or effective, but that they are a sneaky way of spiritually compromising Christians. Some are going as far as to say vaccines are the Mark of the Beast warned about in scriptures. In my understanding, the…

  • #Goals

    I have been trying to be very conscientious about how much time the kids spend indoors and be sure that everyone, including myself, gets enough sunshine, exercise and fresh air. So, yesterday after Eliana’s online school was over and everyone had had lunch, I put us all in shoes and loaded them up in the…

  • Women’s March

    Celebrating women isn’t the purpose, equality is.

  • WandaVision

    A super hero story that we can all relate to.

  • 7 Things the Pandemic is Challenging for Us

    This week we recognized the 500,000th death in the United States to Covid-19. It would be shame if we did not at least acquire some new insights. Here are seven things that the pandemic has challenged for us. 1. Our mirage of control. Humans have learned to control and separate the natural environment to such…

  • Inoculate Now

    The shots don’t protect me from the disease, my body’s immune response to them does