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Crazy how the virus was all but dead until you all started getting your ineffective(as far as prevention)first two shots. Gonna need your booster here soon!!! Then your fourth! Then your booster for a secondary. Then your flu and covid twice a year.
 
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Too bad write4u/EenieMeenie never found out. Would you believe he started emailing me during his timeout, as if I'd want to have a conversation with him? I'm pretty sure he was hoping I'd confirm his fiction was true.
 
My daughter, who couldn't get vaccinated because of a pre-existing heart condition, tested positive today. She was exposed by a co-worker that refused to get vaccinated. Myself, my wife, another daughter, her husband and my 2 year old grandson now need to get tested as we were all together Sunday night. I also was at my parent's house last night. Both have severe health issues. Calling them tonight to tell them I had possibly been exposed was not a fun call. What a **** show.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope everything goes well.
 
So the vaccine stops the virus?
90% of the time (as advertised) in the under 50% that are fully vaccinated.

It seems like cases should be going down not up but ok.
When less than half are fully vaccinated? Unlikely.

The measles vaccine is 97% effective at prevention... People are getting infected at high rates with the covid vaccine.
Measles full vaccination rate is around 90%, instead of 50%.

How many shots you suppose you need? I'm hearing at least 4 due to ineffectiveness.
As opposed to 3 for measles? 3 shots mean effective, 4 means ineffective?

Then your flu and covid twice a year.
If covid19 mutates as much as the flu does, than maybe so.
 
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I'll have to get more info. I'm not sure what the testing is like but one of the tests you take returning to China shows up positive for 3 weeks with mrna testing, according to reports here. But that might just be bad information. Either way I'm only in the USA for 2-3 weeks so I can get both shots in that time likely. Plus I'll most likely get flu like symptoms and they won't let me on the flight with a fever or other symptoms even with a negative test. Or worse I'll have those symptoms arriving in China and I'll go straight to the hospital for at least 3
weeks, then get cleared a have to do 2-3 strict quarantine.
You can get the J&J shot and be done, or if you have the full 3 weeks then you can get the Pfizer on your first day in-country and the second shot the day you leave. As far as I know all vaccination cites are connected to the CDC who keeps tracks of who has been vaccinated when. The CDC enforces the 21-day interval between the Pfizer shots. Moderna has a 4 week interval so that is out unless you are giving the vaccination cites a fake name.
 
I'll have to get more info. I'm not sure what the testing is like but one of the tests you take returning to China shows up positive for 3 weeks with mrna testing, according to reports here. But that might just be bad information. Either way I'm only in the USA for 2-3 weeks so I can get both shots in that time likely. Plus I'll most likely get flu like symptoms and they won't let me on the flight with a fever or other symptoms even with a negative test. Or worse I'll have those symptoms arriving in China and I'll go straight to the hospital for at least 3
weeks, then get cleared a have to do 2-3 strict quarantine.

You will develop antibodies, but shoulf not have false positives. If you are here for 3 weeks, schedule dose 1 the first day you are here, 2nd dose later before departing. Most people that feel under the weather say it is 2 days. I had body aches like I had a flu, but did not feel "sick".

You may get a lot of additional protection with even one dose as you already had the Chinese vaccination. That might be a compromise if you worry about symptoms from dose 2 on the way home.
 
Possibility of cardiomyopathy after being vaccinated.
Well, that is scary. Are the risks of getting cardiomyopathy greater with the vaccine than for someone that gets Covid? Are the risks the same with all 3 approved shots? Seems like a rock and a hard place type situation. Sorry again you are dealing with it. I hope your daughter is doing well.

Between stroke risk, cardiomyopathy, MIS-C, etc... Covid has created a pretty ****** situation. I feel especially bad for people with preexisting conditions that can potentially have worse impact. My wife has had a number of patients over the last year, and more recently, that are young and otherwise healthy. Probably a numbers game as their Covid caseload is about 3x higher than it was in the 2020 peak.

She had a patient yesterday about my age with zero preexisting conditions that is on a ventilator and is so weak they can't move. Scary stuff. Other patients in their 30s that have had Covid related strokes due to Covid's blood clotting factors that left one patient unable to walk and one unable to talk. Of course this is just a sample, as she doesn't give me much info on what she does day to day, but seems to mention it when there are kids affected or young healthy adults, which seems to be a conversation we have more and more.
 
That joke isn't funny anymore. If it's not a joke, it's even worse.
You thought it was a joke? I thought it was a pretty accurate description of what Idaho is doing. Why do you find it's inaccurate? And I absolutely support overwhelmed ICUs turning away sick unvaccinated patients. At this point, they've chosen their fate. Do you disagree with this? Why would you think this was humorous? Have I made jokes in the past about killing off sick people? Have I been one throughout the last two years to find enjoyment with this pandemic?

Sadly, I think things have hit rock bottom in these red states. More people must suffer and die for these people completely out of line with society and mainstream culture to get vaccinated and rejoin the rest of us. Living in a Facebook reality of covid denial has consequences. I just hope these people bear the brunt of these consequences and not the vaccinated folks who are merely trying to protect themselves and their families.
 
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You will develop antibodies, but shoulf not have false positives.

Will getting a COVID-19 vaccine cause me to test positive for COVID-19 on a viral test?

illustration of positive COVID-19 test results

No. None of the authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines cause you to test positive on viral tests, which are used to see if you have a current infection.

If your body develops an immune response to vaccination, which is the goal, you may test positive on some antibody tests. Antibody tests indicate you had a previous infection and that you may have some level of protection against the virus.
 
And I absolutely support overwhelmed ICUs turning away sick unvaccinated patients. At this point, they've chosen their fate. Do you disagree with this?
Yes, strongly. It's bad for the community to release the most infectious back into it. It's bad for the medical conscience to set standards about who does and does not deserve care. It's bad for public health policy to say some people don't deserve to be treated.

Why would you think this was humorous?
I did not think you would be so callous and careless.

I just hope these people bear the brunt of these consequences and not the vaccinated folks who are merely trying to protect themselves and their families.
This policy would hurt more people than the unvaccinated.
 
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