Coronavirus
- Thread starter Hekate
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I get my second Pfizer jab next week, should be full vaxed in 3 weeks. Funnily enough, i have my worst chest infection in 16 months at the moment!
The Thriller
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I’m a little concerned about how long lasting the antibodies are for the vaccine. While it’s great that millions are getting vaccinated right now, it’s concerning to me that we don’t know how long the immunity lasts for. And if being vaccinated prevents transmission? Can I still spread it?
What happens if we all have to get re-immunized in the fall or winter? I wonder if in the long-term we must develop better treatments and faster tests that can be performed at home?
What happens if we all have to get re-immunized in the fall or winter? I wonder if in the long-term we must develop better treatments and faster tests that can be performed at home?
I get my second Pfizer shot on the 23rd. I'll report back with how it goes.
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14 European countries have suspended the AstraZeneca vaccine due to clotting concerns.
www.cnbc.com
Germany, France, Spain and Italy become latest countries to suspend AstraZeneca vaccine over blood clot fears
The WHO has sought to downplay safety concerns, saying last week that there is no link between the shot and an increased risk of developing blood clots.
www.cnbc.com
One Brow
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Politics before everything else.14 European countries have suspended the AstraZeneca vaccine due to clotting concerns.
Germany, France, Spain and Italy become latest countries to suspend AstraZeneca vaccine over blood clot fears
The WHO has sought to downplay safety concerns, saying last week that there is no link between the shot and an increased risk of developing blood clots.
Avery
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For those that don't qualify yet in Utah but want the shot, here's a tip: schedule your vaccine for April 1 as that day is when eligibility extends to everyone, but if you wait until April 1, you'll probably find appointments are going to be all over the place.
Just make it now if you want to start the clock before the masses.
Just make it now if you want to start the clock before the masses.
California is still lagging. I'm even in a necessary industry (warehousing and distribution) but I'm not in an eligible group yet. Ugh. I think I'm going to just hit up CVS and see if I can sneak one when someone doesn't show up for their appointment.
idestroyedthetoilet
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The Vaccine Reaction
An enlightened conversation about vaccination, health and autonomy
thevaccinereaction.org
Tragic.
I'm certainly interested to find out what the autopsy reveals. Also interested to see if there is a common thread in post vaccine deaths, as so far there doesn't seem to be one and her case is extremely unique in that she was reported to be extremely healthy and there was no other immediate explanation for her symptoms. That is very significantly unlike any of the other post vaccine deaths I've heard about.
unfortunately probably still like yourself
One Brow
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I agree the way that site uses unrelated, unfortunate events to cast doubt on vaccines is tragic.The Vaccine Reaction
An enlightened conversation about vaccination, health and autonomy
Tragic.
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.
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.
leftyjace
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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.