You're such an ***.
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I think this is like the 5th time you've posted an article about vaccinated people getting COVID. So whatever.
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It’s no secret what he’s doing. I thought your response was appropriate. If @Scat is butt hurt over it then he should get over it. Vaccination is still the best tool we have to avoid illness, spreading it to others, and taxing our already overtaxed health care system. There’s plenty of delta still around and even though omicron appears to do better against our vaccines, it’s still beneficial overall to be vaccinated.
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I think its weird that a lot of people in our country seem to be rooting against the vaccine. Like they want the vaccine to not work. They are rooting for covid.
Rooting for covid and against vaccines.
Rooting for putin/russia and against usa/biden.
Strange times
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2nd best tool is masking & social distancing, and they're against that, too.
Yeah many refuse to do it and make it a point to go out into public and defy mandates and business requests to put on a mask and then claim that since the virus continues to spread it is proof that masks don't work.
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Seventy-five percent of people who have died of the virus in the United States — or about 600,000 of the nearly 800,000 who have perished so far — have been 65 or older. One in 100 older Americans has died from the virus. For people younger than 65, that ratio is closer to 1 in 1,400.
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This why I believe the unvaccinated need to be kicked to the back of the line. If you decide Jesus is your ICU then go to Jesus. Don't clog it up for the rest of us. There will be heart attacks, injuries, and other variants that will tax our health care system. We should all be doing everything we can to help our health care workers out.
Yes, the death rate for the majority of us is low.
The morbidity factors are what you should worry about. Between long-covid, MIS, blood clot factors/stroke, organ damage, fatigue and many others, it is scary for those under 65 as well.
There does not seem to be good data on the likelihood of any of these co-morbidities that come with COVID, but from the number of patients with issues in our best hospital, the percentages are high enough to cause concern.
Avery
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Got my booster on Saturday along with the wife. Normal arm soreness, wife was pretty wiped on Sunday, but all in all, was by the numbers. My guess is this will be a seasonal thing and I'll expect another shot in the fall.
I know you're all curious what superpower the third shot brings, but so far, I've just been able to complete old-school Contra on the NES without losing a life which is a bit disappointing. Pfizer better get this together or I'll fly over there and give them the what for.
I know you're all curious what superpower the third shot brings, but so far, I've just been able to complete old-school Contra on the NES without losing a life which is a bit disappointing. Pfizer better get this together or I'll fly over there and give them the what for.
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What’s hybrid immunity? I’ve never heard of this before.
In that context, an excuse for not getting vaccinated.
In reality,
COVID super-immunity: one of the pandemic’s great puzzles
People who have previously recovered from COVID-19 have a stronger immune response after being vaccinated than those who have never been infected. Scientists are trying to find out why.
www.nature.com