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Full History - 2022 - 07 - 01 - ID#vpiii1

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This wasn't us was it (i.redd.it)

submitted by ladysingtheblues

ahhpoo 150 points 1y ago

I thought you were implying it was all of the macchiatos until I remembered the sandwich lol

soundfanatic 71 points 1y ago

"the majority live in or traveled to florida" of course it was florida lmfao i got diphtheria in florida in 2017 so this tracks

ryzzostar 16 points 1y ago

Florida sucks. I live here so I can say that.

MrsClaireUnderwood 3 points 1y ago

I don't live there but I'm also justified in saying it.

ryzzostar 5 points 1y ago

Anyone who's been here that didn't move here can say that. Anyone who's moved here from another state because we have warm weather all year round and no snow and then wants to complain about traffic and crowding can get bent. Lol.

Aliciarox11189 3 points 1y ago

How...

soundfanatic 5 points 1y ago

i had lapsed on my DPT vaccine by a few months without realizing, and i came into contact with someone who was sick lol

Aliciarox11189 3 points 1y ago

So this is probably a dumb assumption but when I first started traveling I was told that was only really common overseas in "underdeveloped" places like so places of Africa and India (obv the world changes). But that is where they really recommend the vaccine for

soundfanatic 1 points 1y ago

the DPT vaccine is pretty standard for most people in the US so there's a bit of herd immunity going on, but given that florida is a popular tourist destination, plus our lack of a functioning healthcare system...... it was kind of a perfect storm

just look at how we handled the pandemic, the corporate backed government left millions to die and become permanently disabled over the past 3 years

it's not super surprising, considering the US is a third world country

Karl_Rover 23 points 1y ago

I dont think so. According to the CDC most of these cases originated over the past month, and the sandwich hasn't been out that long.

ladysingtheblues [OP] 8 points 1y ago

Good point, just wondered how precise that was. No good either way

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ladysingtheblues [OP] 7 points 1y ago

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/1-dead-22-hospitalized-new-listeria-outbreak-no-known-origin-cdc-says-rcna36299

Tallgothwife 3 points 1y ago

I love that its “no known origin” when you can literally pick anywhere and probably be correct with the amount of times per year lettuce alone is recalled😂

Torirock10 2 points 1y ago

lol

b99__throwaway 2 points 1y ago

there were onions from florida i think? that were recalled from 2 major grocery chains in at least 5 states bc of listeria

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