I talked with one of my relatives yesterday and she said "God will protect us' while we worship in church.
I was like, so if you jump off the 7th floor and say the same will God protect?
My relatives are in the anti vaxxers groups and slowly the the much pushed therapy is beginning to catch up.
The only problem, the public has to pay for the kids will they are 18 - Bummer!!!
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A Texas man who protested against face masks will be transferred to hospice after being hospitalized for nearly a month with COVID-19
Taylor Ardrey
Sat, August 28, 2021, 12:29 PM
Medical staff member sets up a ventilator for a patient in the COVID-19 intensive care unit.
Medical staff member Mantra Nguyen sets up a ventilator for a patient in the COVID-19 intensive care unit (ICU) at the United Memorial Medical Center on December 29, 2020 in Houston, Texas. Go Nakamura/Getty Images
A Texas man who protested against face masks has been hospitalized with COVID-19 for about a month.
Caleb Wallace was admitted to the hospital in July after showing symptoms of the virus, the San Angelo Standard-Times reported.
His wife told the New York Times that he was being transferred to hospice on Saturday.
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An anti-masker in Texas who organized protests against COVID-19 pandemic guidelines has been fighting for his life in the hospital for nearly a month after contracting the virus, according to reports.
Caleb Wallace, a 30-year-old father of three, started showing symptoms of the virus on July 26 and initially refused to go to the hospital for treatment, his wife, Jessica, told the San Angelo Standard-Times. Instead, he was taking vitamin C, aspirin, and ivermectin.
He was taken to the Shannon Medical Center just a few days later, on July 30. According to the report, his condition worsened, resulting in him being placed on a ventilator in the ICU earlier this month.
Jessica, who is pregnant with a fourth child due in late September, created a GoFundMe and raised more than $35,000 to help with Wallace's medical bills and other finances. She has also been providing updates on her husband's condition on the fundraiser and her Facebook page.
"Caleb won't make it much longer. He will be moved to comfort care tomorrow, and I will get to be there with him until it's his time to return to our father in heaven," Jessica wrote in an update on the GoFundMe on Friday. "I appreciate everyone, all the good and the bad. You all have the right to feel the way you feel, as Caleb once fought for his beliefs. He was an imperfect man, but he loved his family and his little girls more than anything."
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