If it is sold over the counter a lot of people won’t be able to afford it because insurance won’t cover it.

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Could be you might have come in contact with a poisonous plant like poison ivy, poison oak, sumac. An abrasion from a seat belt, back pack or something could cause some skin infection or folliculitis. Germs are already on the skin and then it gets some kind of point of entry. Ant bites, or mites might also lead to some infection. Shingles is more like clusters of cold sores, but it could be a virus.

You’re right there are so many things that are not in control and it’s not easy. It might not just be a thyroid issue that is causing it, but it doesn’t help matters any. Many people have hashimoto’s and are thin.

People who are overweight can’t just suddenly start exercising it often causes severe injury.

Sorry, that was a wrong description. What I meant is that the skin is still burning long after exposure. The process can continue for a day or two and sometimes more blisters will pop up or swelling and complications can get worse.

Your skin is still cooking long after you come in after the sun and you can get dehydration, fever and chills. The skin stops functioning like it is meant to and it’s going to take a while to heal, if you get complications and infections go see a doctor.

I’ve got it free on my insurance, but I have read of stories where people haven’t been able to get vaccinated.

Otherwise the CDC program providing free access ends in August 2024.

Some people can’t get it because they don’t have insurance and it is pretty expensive. So a family of four could wind up spending several hundreds of dollars if they can’t afford the vaccine and there is no public support for it, or they don’t know where to get help to pay for it in the United States.

The people that voted for her pay attention to media that isn’t Fox News?

Noem also shot three elderly horses and one very hated “demon goat”. She has never heard of humane euthanization, or rehoming and training for the dog. I think she expected the dog to just naturally not act like a dog. At 14 months old they are still puppies and in their adolescent phase. To make matters worse people witnessed her doing the killings, and then children got off of a school bus.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/apr/26/trump-kristi-noem-shot-dog-and-goat-book

“…But Republican legislators continued to express doubt that someone would get in legal trouble for masking because of health concerns, saying law enforcement and prosecutors would use discretion on whether to charge someone. Newton said the bill focuses on criminalizing masks only for the purpose of concealing one’s identity…”

I don’t have faith that people would not get harassed or feel threatened by somebody because they are wearing a mask for health reasons. The law discourages mask use.

The color pink does not exist.

https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/is-pink-a-real-colour

And she killed 3 horses. Because they were old.

… Ranting…Then she also slowly killed a goat. There was also three horses put down in one week. I don’t know how that is acceptable that three horses have to get put down in one week. Horses got old. I don’t know if she’s took it into her own hands to kill the horses but most people who have old sick animals call a large animal vet to the property and humanely euthanize. They don’t need to suffer in agony and get their brains blown out.

If a dog’s behavior is intractable to where it is killing the neighbor’s livestock then fix it so the dog is not roaming around off leash. A puppy needs to be trained. A dog needs training. A 14-month-old canine is still a puppy. Many dog breeds do not mature until they are 3 years old. She needed a trainer, to research training that breed, or rehome the dog. Goats are known to be ornery and mean, she should know these things before she gets farm animals.

Many breeds do not mature until they are close to 3 years old.

It doesn’t take much xylitol to kill a dog or a cat. thankfully cats don’t have a taste for sweet things but it will kill them, it’s poisonous. I won’t allow it in my house and I’m always reading labels to make sure no xylitol is in things because it could fall on the floor and my dog could eat it. She is a medical service dog so thankfully she has been taught not to eat things off the ground. Xylitol in gum is very common and people spit their gum out all over the place.

https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/xylitol-toxicity-in-dogs

Hopefully it’s going to be okay. It could be staph infection or cellulitis going on.

Xylitol is deadly poisonous to dogs and cats.

The finger-like projections are called villi, and they are in the small intestine. They help by absorbing nutrients into the blood.