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It means that Trump is still contemplating firing Rosenstein, Mueller, Sessions or all three. Trump's long time accountant Allan Weisselberg has been given immunity in exchange for his testimony. That means that Trump's finances are now front and center. That puts Trump and his entire family in jeopardy. Mr. Weisselberg wouldn't have required immunity unless he was involved in covering up criminal activity for the Trumps.Like a cornered rat Trump will do whatever it takes to survive. The Republicans in Congress have already demonstrated that they will do nothing to stop him.What Trump doesn't seem to understand is that he has no power over the state courts which could pick up the slack if the Mueller investigation is stopped. He also doesn't understand that he can't get involved in an investigation that is investigating him.As the walls close in Trump may do some desperate things. There are no adults left in the White House to control his worst impulses. A Democratic Congress in November may be our best hope to end this nightmare.

Allergic reactions require immune responses to specific substances.If the immune system were to respond to a substance that comprises more than half of the body’s mass (including most of the material inside and outside immune cells themselves) then obviously no cells would be sustainable.So, it’s impossible. Very rarely should one say something like that in medicine, but in this case it’s necessarily true. Allergic responses to H20 are impossible.However, one more reason why is kind of interesting. We forget how small water is. For example, here is a type-G Immunoglobulin:Now, those knobbly little contours in this illustration are not atoms. They’re peptides folded into domains. Here’s a few examples of those up close in the ubiquitous serum protein Albumin:See what I’m getting at? We’re still not at a molecular level. Here’s Some specific peptides:Finally, here’s a single instance of Leucine (Leu) - one of my favourite amino acids:OK - there’s some hydrogen (white) and oxygen (red) atoms in a schematic sense.See the problem?Water is two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. On an immunological scale it is practically invisible. It is just so tiny. There is no way it could be bound by the sorts of glycoprotein structures that characterise immune system components.In contrast, here’s one of the more significant peanut epitopes, Ara 1:This time the little balls are amino acids again - things the size of that Leucine.See how minuscule water is in comparison?On one level, allergy is an architectural problem. Immune mediators change shape in confirmation (ha! pun) of the presence of an allergen.This simply cannot happen for water, because of sheer scale.

As the other answers have indicated, absent exceptional circumstances such as being declared incompetent, if you’re a normal 18-year-old in the US, you’re legally an adult and free to control your own affairs. While your mother has the ability to voice her opinions about your medical care, she no longer has the ability to direct your medical care in the same way my wife and I would with our two toddlers.While you might want to speak with your college’s administrators (I have to imagine this situation has occurred before), there are medical clinics all over the country—including at universities and even local pharmacies—where you can get your required immunizations in a matter of minutes. If you’re concerned about the bills being sent to insurance (and your parents’ home), you can pay cash or go to a free clinic.