Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "CNN" channel.

  1. Just because you are allergic to penicillin, opioids and NSAIDS, doesn't mean you can't get vaccinated. You have likely been vaccinated already as babies are started at a very early age. You can get your blood drawn and get your titers taken to follow up, if concerned. As you probably already know, the mycin family of antibiotics are a good substitute for the penicillin family. Just as there are subs for NSAIDs and opioids--the chemical make up of pain killers vary greatly and there are other COX-2 inhibitors that you can take with good results. And yes, those are meds, but they are also different from vaccines (which gives you the actual virus). Different chemical make-up, function, and goal. Vaccines save lives! Your GP can go over it with you, but regarding your other allergies, should you ever need anything due to pain, aside from wearing a bracelet and having it in your medical file, you should know what you can tolerate without consequence, so a doctor can treat you in an emergency. I would not suggest Tramadol for childbirth for example, but that is why it is good to know ahead of time. And your food allergies often have a lot to do with your med allergies.
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  2.  Allison Denelsbeck  I am with you 100% in thinking that Bill Gates is on the Spectrum! As in anyone with an above average Mensa member IQ. It just goes with the territory. As people are recognizing it earlier, it can be dealt with later so those affected can learn normal social cues and interaction. But it is still, to those with experience in the field, or kids also afflicted, usually pretty easy to spot.
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  3. This should have been a 2 minute story, tops! Yet I have never seen such a blatant display of Schadenfreude! They should be ashamed of themselves!
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