A thing that I think we need to recognize (that I've been putting off saying because it falls under "but they finally got you testing and you still don't like it"):
The rapid tests that are rolling out to schools?
They have to be confirmed with a second test.
The rapid tests that are rolling out to schools?
They have to be confirmed with a second test.
https://twitter.com/TracyNovick/status/1332678758340440066
(Worcester schools were offered the tests and said no, because having everyone who tests positive retested didn't seem functional; this is not to make any remark on districts that decided otherwise.)
Two of us in my family have had the "go get tested" experiences in the past week (for symptoms, not exposure); my husband was told to wait two days; I waited in line for 2 1/2 hours (and from what I'm seeing, that was short).
We can do this. Many cannot.
We can do this. Many cannot.
In our local mutual aid group, a bunch of us were scrambling to find a mom the best option for the rest of her family tested after a child tested positive.
It is not easy.
We make a lot of assumptions around access in the language that we've laid out.
It is not easy.
We make a lot of assumptions around access in the language that we've laid out.
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