I had my blood work done today and asked my doctor to check for the bacteria. He'd never heard of it, but looked it up and confirmed the resistance to antibiotics. He said that it would not normally show up in the lab with my screening. Any one know how to trace it?
And that blindness is what will shoot them in the foot...
You cannot let such a cat out of the bag and not expect to get scratched!
As a complete aside... I saw a comment on your Agglutination Nation post Jack from Orage but as I am not a paid subscriber to your substack I couldn't respond. Well, Orage... see the below for information. The tracing of such bacteria is not part of standard testing, but is possible if you know the right questions to ask.
I had my blood work done today and asked my doctor to check for the bacteria. He'd never heard of it, but looked it up and confirmed the resistance to antibiotics. He said that it would not normally show up in the lab with my screening. Any one know how to trace it?
You'll be fine, we're not done yet.
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And that blindness is what will shoot them in the foot...
You cannot let such a cat out of the bag and not expect to get scratched!
As a complete aside... I saw a comment on your Agglutination Nation post Jack from Orage but as I am not a paid subscriber to your substack I couldn't respond. Well, Orage... see the below for information. The tracing of such bacteria is not part of standard testing, but is possible if you know the right questions to ask.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/368389264_Antimicrobial_Treatment_of_Serratia_marcescens_Invasive_Infections_Systematic_Review
https://www.journalofhospitalinfection.com/article/S0195-6701(05)00391-9/abstract
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https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antimicrobial-stewardship-and-healthcare-epidemiology/article/prompt-control-of-a-serratia-marcescens-outbreak-in-a-neonatal-intensive-care-unit-informed-by-wholegenome-sequencing-and-comprehensive-infection-control-intervention-package/CA1F71286642614027F1975932699205
Doctors and medical people? Scum of the earth.
In Wisconsin we didn't see much of the fog. But the population centers are on the coasts.
Lynch is dead, and at 68 I am really starting not to care anymore.
The Evangelical women in our family make a potion out of boiled whole grapefruits and lemons laced with cinnamon and ginger.
A nasty potion but none of us ever get sick. I take two shots of the stuff a day.
Me? I will pedal my bike through any fog right into their fake sunset.