Scabies spreading OMG...

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Just a pulic seervice announcement:
Trust me, you never, ever want to get scabies. It is the infection from hell. I worked with the homeless for a short while. I shook hands once with the wrong person. Took three months to finally get rid of them. Lots of life disruption, medications, plastic trash bags later, it was finally over. Quit the job it was that traumatizing. I was totally socially isolated during the time, could not be with my gf, family, or friends.

Scabies affects people so adversely, they can get mental problems from it. From that point on, you are severely apprehensive to shake anybody's hand and the "ghost itching" takes years to go away because the dead scabies then sit under your skin deteriorating (like a tattoo).

Trust me, these migrants that wear the same clothes and shoes day after day, or only have a few changes of clothes, will most likely have them for a long time, and they will spread on public restrooms, food place door handles, buses, hand rails, car seats, money, etc.

Doctors used to say they didn't spread that easily, but public knowledge and experience has overwhelmingly supported pure facts that they spread EXTREMELY easily. and they stay alive for three days away from a human.

OMG...