I will be visiting Atlanta in a couple weeks.  I was wanting to know if monkeypox is bad there.  I normally like to visited a couple TS  providers while there.  Or should I go with normal lady escorts?

The state of Georgia now has the fourth most confirmed monkeypox cases in the United States, according to the CDC.

Out of the 11,177 total confirmed monkeypox cases in the U.S., Georgia now has 851. Only New York (2,295), California (1,945) and Florida (1,085) have more confirmed cases according to the CDC. Those states rank No. 4, No. 1 and No. 3 in total population respectively.  

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"Normal" lady escorts can transmit disease just as easily as the ladies who are more well equipped

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... and glad to see it.

I've been thinking about texting my Ms. ATF something like, "Hey babe!  How's this whole Monkeypox mess affecting you?"  (We do occasionally text chat each other without it being strictly business, so I don't think it would be untoward.)

I WOULD like to see her (or some other tall, busty, hung, enthusiastic top babe) in a couple/few weeks, but the whole pox situation is quite off putting.

I'd guess 80% she'd reply that she got her vaccine, because she's the type who would be on top (lol) of this sort of situation, but the allocation amounts still seem kind of small (just over 4500 doses in my county as of the 16th.)

I'm starting to see it in more ads as well...a good thing. Keep in mind there is a 15% chance of a breakthrough infection even with vaccination. Also, it takes 6 weeks to get full protection (two doses) from pox.

Yes, you can ask for the card or anything else, but from my experience, it doesn't mean you will get to see it.  You just got to be careful checking out the Ladies.  

With most ladies you won't see it.  I reckon it was ether Miss Flavia Lins / Monza or Miss Jessyca Ketlen that very quickly distracted me away from checking their medical stuff.  And it went well with the both of them!!!  They were both better than in their movies!  It's different in other countries and cultures, with medical stuff.  

And the main complication is the language.  Just because they say that they speak english, it doesn't always mean they do.