What Do You Do About The New Corona Virus Variant Omicron

Sudden Alert about the New Corona Variant, Omicron

   What you can do now about this new variant.

Did you hear the news of the new Corona Variant,  Omicron,  that was found in South Africa and making its way to other countries?  They found strands in Hong Kong and now many countries are making immediate efforts to control the spread.

Because this virus is different from the other virus, scientists are researching just how this virus will affect the human population. There are so many unknowns at present about this Omicron coronavirus variant.  They know it is different and can permeate the human body whether vaccinated or not.  The study is ongoing at a rapid pace to learn as much as possible about this new variant. We have science, vaccines, and other medicines to help us fight against getting very sick and dying.

What you can do is to keep informed about this sudden change in the virus as well as follow recommendations to get your vaccines.  So make sure you get your news from a reputable source such as the CDC and  WHO.

Start speaking to your children, other family members, and friends about keeping the mask on at least.  We are in a fight for our lives as this virus won’t let up.

That means, that there will be more changes down the road that might even include a shutdown.  If we stop the spread, perhaps we can stop the virus in its tracks.  That might mean, start limiting yourself in going out in crowds and making any big plans for large gatherings.  It’s almost like quarantining yourself even though you don’t have the virus or any symptoms of it.

If we all keep up the fight, surely we can beat this virus.  Most importantly, we need to prevent the deaths and increase our focus in protecting others as well as ourselves.

Start making plans for any changes that might occur.  When shopping, stock up on things that you use often, so you don’t need to shop that often.  Have a backup plan for your children in case they will need to go back to virtual learning.

Most of all, try to not panic and share your information with others.

I thank everyone who is doing what needs to be done to fight an invisible enemy.

MY prayers go out to those who have loved ones and I know that we will overcome this horrific virus.

Stay strong, stay healthy.  By eating a balanced diet, keeping positive, and exercising, you stand a chance to move beyond this virus.

Outside activities should be high on your list.  There’s more ventilation outdoors.  Plan many outdoor activities during this winter, because most people stay indoors during these months, giving the virus more opportunity to get to you.  I always wondered about why so many of the nursing home people got sick and died from this virus if their limitation of movement was part of the reason.  That is why I believe moving around or exercising is very important.  Don’t be afraid or shy about wearing a mask in anyone’s house you visit, because you just never know!  I did have a relative who came over once this year, but he wore a mask as well as I. His wife called me the next day that he was in the hospital with covid.  Thank God he’s ok, but he really went through some changes having that disease and getting back to health.  I am thankful my tests were negative and I never got sick so far with this coronavirus.  I was thankful that his wife let me know as it seems that many people are looking at it as a taboo plague that they don’t want people to know they have.

So keep up to date with any news that might come out of the CDC

Feel free to leave your comments.  I welcome your thoughts.

Love and Peace

by, Thelma Harcum

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | CDC


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