Granny's gone and done it again

[AlleysChicks]

I still need to finish the Turkey coop clean out!

Oh my! I'm just happy I only have to clean 2x a year now. I don't think I could do it weekly or monthly.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Oh my! I'm just happy I only have to clean 2x a year now. I don't think I could do it weekly or monthly.

Deep litter works for me.

 

[CapricornFarm]

My phone needs charging again. Bbl

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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Mower needed air in one tire. Tom decided the right tool for the job was the battery charger. I had to show him it would start and filled the tire and he said take it a lap around while Im here to make sure everything is working right. Well played Tom, well played....

That sweet man... he's SNEAKY! Who knew?

The antivirals will prevent the virus from replicating no matter how long the patient is infected. Biggest problem is how much damage the virus does to the person before they get the help. I can't remember the exact name for it, but in some patients, covid causes an extreme reaction and it releases cytokines which not only causes the pneumonia that is so deadly, but also destroys liver and kidneys. Need to give the anitvirals in enough time to prevent the damage.

Umm, so did you answer me ?

Answered the first question, yes, you can give an antiviral to someone who already has covid. As far as you not understanding, I call BS. The only word you might not know is cytokines, and you don't have to know that to understand the concept. You asked, you're not stupid, and I don't talk down to anyone.

Can someone who is infected get it again? Jury is still out... not enough testing being done to know for sure, but it's possible... maybe.

The 3rd treatment I forgot is getting blood from a person who has recovered from covid and giving their blood plasma to an infected patient. The recovered person's blood has antibodies to kill off the virus, and those antibodies will work in the infected person too. It's like an instant vaccine.
So 3 really promising treatments against the virus. There's a lot to be hopeful about. I just hope they hurry it up!

 

[featherhead007]

So, Me and the hens started pulling weeds. So fun, I just pull them out of the ground, and 32 hens do all the mulching. The Roosters just watch us. Probably to see if we are doing it right. I love these birds!

 

[Wishing4Wings]

They are good company, unless you want to sleep in!

 

[featherhead007]

So, Me and the hens started pulling weeds. So fun, I just pull them out of the ground, and 32 hens do all the mulching. The Roosters just watch us. Probably to see if we are doing it right. I love these birds!

My last statement, was a continuation of prior conversation. I didn't mean to invade yours. Sorry.

 

[featherhead007]

They are good company, unless you want to sleep in!

Sleep? What's that?

 

[AlleysChicks]

Deep litter works for me.

I used to but the one winter I had frostbite problems bad in both coops. The bedding was heating up underneath. It was actually steaming in spots. I didn't like how hot it got and cleaned them out.

 

[prostar]

Well. Still haven’t heard from the vet. Sigh.

My gut is telling me it’s the Bad News. Else I’m sure they would have called to schedule the biopsy.

Got that garden bed 2/3 of the way with the final till. Yes chickens helped for some of it lol. Peach supervised.