I agree the way that site uses unrelated, unfortunate events to cast doubt on vaccines is tragic.
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Tragic.
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The CDC announced yesterday, I think, that fully vaccinated people from one household could interact with one non-vaccinated household with no masks or distancing, as long as the non-vaccinated people are not high risk. Both Mom and I are fully vaccinated (she will be on Friday anyway), so I'm hopeful my sister will invite us over for Easter dinner. They've all had one shot only.
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Remember to go lick someone with covid in 10 days to verify you are immune. Hmm, maybe lick a couple people to be safe.
I'm all about consent, so please ask first.
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Who told you that? I was told 2 weeks.
Super stiff arm, fever fluctuated yesterday, put me down for a bit... today much more stable.
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CDC says 2 weeks
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The lady giving me the shot.
And it's not a yes or no issue. It's also not the same for everyone. It isn't like on day 9 you're 100% vulnerable and then on the 13th night something magical happens and you wake up the next morning "fully vaccinated."
10 days is pretty ****ing close to 2 weeks...
I've also said, after ~2 weeks I'm not going to play like I'm not vaccinated. I'd go to a 1000 person international house party and drink directly out of the community punch bowl.
I don't get this ****. I can mingle with one other unvaccinated household? GTFO.
I don't get this ****. I can mingle with one other unvaccinated household? GTFO.
