No ***** He should be more worried about what the policies he elected are going to do to BOTH of his kids in the future along with his wife.C@LAg said:
also, OPs brief F16 voting history shows that he is a hardcore libbie and that he voted for this.
self-owned
Again OP....
I'm curious how long a thread like this only in reverse would last on the Covid board.fire09 said:
OP ghosted this thread quickly.
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As a father of 4,(7,5,3,18mo)
fire09 said:
OP ghosted this thread quickly.
You were just testing.C@LAg said:
There is nothing greater in this world then when a bad post brings all of forum 16 together.
I love you guys.
evestor1 said:Quote:
As a father of 4,(7,5,3,18mo)
We have near exact age kids...until you have the fifth!
No thanks. I have seen the "wives" of the soy milk boys and have a hard time telling which one is the "dude".Irish 2.0 said:
Also, rule 1 on the wife pre sex trophies!!
We've still got rules here!! How can we be a civilized society if we don't follow the rules here!!
SoulSlaveAG2005 said:
Congrats on the baby. Everyone of them is a blessing.
As a father of 4,(7,5,3,18mo) with number 5 due in September(yes, we are Catholic.) I will share my perspective. It may not fit your wife's birth plan and family but hopefully it can help you not place blame for policies and procedures on the incorrect parties.
I'll be honest, we are looking forward to #5, and not having to entertain family post birth. All you want to do is sleep, and recover. Having to clean up, and talk to people in a tiny room, when hopefully the baby is sleeping, is just even more exhausting.
It would be nice to get the family hospital picture like we have with our other kids, however, we can do that when we get home in a couple days. It's nothing tragic.
Personally, I think hospitals and other venues have loved using covid as continuing their excuse to limit visitors. It makes it a lot easier on the staff and medical personnel to not have to track, approve and follow visitor movements.
You have had several months during this pandemic to research and determine what your providers policies would be, so this should not be a surprise to you and your wife. Usually other options exist, midwife clinic, home birth etc. those are personal options you just weigh.
For full transparency, I had Covid last year, and I have not decided if I want to get the vaccine yet. I have no issue with it, other than I don't see enough evidence to warrant needing the shot. (I'm not scared of needles, I work at a blood bank and I am a 21 gallon donor.) my personal doctor and I have chatted several times and while he said he would go ahead and get it just cause, he also said he understands my perspective and thinks it is not unsafe for me.
My wife who is an RN, got the vaccine back in April. While pregnant (gasp!!!)she is fine, baby is fine and we had no worries about her and the safety/efficacy of the vaccine. Her dr and her consulted and was supportive either way. She opted in.
None of our kids have been, nor do we plan to have them vaccinated anytime soon. Not because we are worried about safety, we just don't see the need to vaccinate for something that will most likely not effect their health. The rest of the family is getting vaccinated to protect themselves that are in the at risk population, and that historically has been the best plan for society's to move forward. All our kids have been on the normal vaccine schedule for children for all other diseases. Except for 1 as she had some immune system issues and reactions early on, so she is on the delayed schedule so that we can isolate which ones she reacts to and not overwhelm her immune system as it develops.
And just so you don't think I'm lying. Rule one on me and the kids. Not posting wife pics.. sorry not sorry you GB creeps.
Grow up. Your kids will be better off if you do.Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
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Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
C@LAg said:fire09 said:
OP ghosted this thread quickly.
It was a troll from the get-go.
Not even sure he has a wife and kid on the way.
First, I doubt you have a friend that said that. Second, if you do, that guy is an idiot for saying that and you believing it.Moose02 said:
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Blame the Gavin Newsome's and Gretchen Whitmores of the world.Husky Boy Jr. said:
Like the Republican governor of AL said - it's time to start blaming anti vax fools.
Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:First, I doubt you have a friend that said that. Second, if you do, that guy is an idiot for saying that and you believing it.Moose02 said:
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
ChemEAg08 said:Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
Have a nice week and I hope all goes well for the baby. Maybe one day you will learn what makes the US different from all other countries which is we value individual freedom and liberty. If you'd prefer to live somewhere where the country dictates to the nth degree what people can do, feel free to move to one.
Satellite of Love said:
Has anyone brought up the home birth option? You can have your 1st and whole family in the room as baby #2 plops out into the bloody stool pool water. Great way to get everyone involved.
Moose02 said:
Just want to say thanks to all the anti-vaxxers. Because of you, my wife and I get to deliver our second baby in isolation. Required quarantine before delivery. None of our family (or first kid) gets to be there. Who knows after that. Again, thanks. Enjoy your liberty.
You're not placing blame far enough back for CRT to be satisfied.aginlakeway said:Moose02 said:
Just want to say thanks to all the anti-vaxxers. Because of you, my wife and I get to deliver our second baby in isolation. Required quarantine before delivery. None of our family (or first kid) gets to be there. Who knows after that. Again, thanks. Enjoy your liberty.
No, it's because you got her pregnant 9 months ago. It's your fault.
Moose02 said:
Thanks all for the mostly humorous posts. I'm sure the thread will get nuked soon, but a few responses.
Obviously I don't want family actually in the delivery room. Haha.
Obviously I'm going to enjoy and treasure this event, regardless of circumstances.
As far as who to blame, many of you seem to want the hospitals (and everyone else) to lift all restrictions regardless of case count. That's insane. Even in bad flu seasons delivery hospitals require vaccines and restrict the number of visitors.
At bottom here is my frustration with the conservative view of individualism. We don't live in a vacuum. The decision by large swaths of people to remain unvaccinated is disruptive to society at large, and will likely continue to be so. One of the main goals of the vaccine is to create a firewall, which takes everyone doing their part.
One conservative friend of mine said the cost of liberty of having AK47s is mass shootings. That same logic appears to be the same on Covid for many here. I understand but respectfully disagree.
Have a nice week all!
Moose02 said:
Just want to say thanks to all the anti-vaxxers. Because of you, my wife and I get to deliver our second baby in isolation. Required quarantine before delivery. None of our family (or first kid) gets to be there. Who knows after that. Again, thanks. Enjoy your liberty.
Not an anti-vaxxer, but would remind that the real problem is that there are never consequences for those making you deliver in quarantine and who have entirely forgotten this is the land of the free and not some European knock-off, let alone a jerry-rig version of the Soviet Union or a CCP wanna-be.Moose02 said:
Just want to say thanks to all the anti-vaxxers. Because of you, my wife and I get to deliver our second baby in isolation. Required quarantine before delivery. None of our family (or first kid) gets to be there. Who knows after that. Again, thanks. Enjoy your liberty.
I'm fully vaccinated, and to this day still recommend it to anyone that hasn't knowingly had covid, but it still amazes me how some of you can still place the blame on the wrong people. Typical politicians, create further divide.Moose02 said:
Just want to say thanks to all the anti-vaxxers. Because of you, my wife and I get to deliver our second baby in isolation. Required quarantine before delivery. None of our family (or first kid) gets to be there. Who knows after that. Again, thanks. Enjoy your liberty.
