Ecomommy09
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That is one of my concerns as well. The girls are back in school and delta is surging again here. My hospital had 0 infections two weeks ago and now we're back to desperately adding ventilated rooms and locating the novel drug therapies we're using to combat infection. I have my little (6) masking, but my ODD (11) is disabled, unable to mask, and in a room with 12 other disabled children and 3 teachers. I *could* keep her home, but then she misses all therapies AND legitimately DH and I need the break school provides from her care. That sounds lazy but it is just exhausting. As contagious as Delta is, it doesn't seem possible for them to both be going to school and NOT get COVID19 delta variant sooner, rather than later. And we did SO well last year....DH is a teacher, so if things get really crazy here, I would think he and DD would be almost just as likely to get it once school starts. DD will have 10 days before she starts so that makes me feel better about her not spreading anything.
The news of the crazy increase of hospitalizations in FL concerned me a lot and made me start looking into our options.
I have seen several breakthrough infections, but all the patients who are severely ill are unvaccinated, if that offers you any peace of mind. Of course, that could just be luck since this is all so new.