One more I have to mention is a Must just in case you haven’t done it either. It’s up the coast quite a bit from the other one. It’s
Good to hear you are getting the shot soon. I got the astrazeneca 1st dose 8th March, awaiting a call for second one.
thank you for your post.
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“you put a lot of stock into Americans”
I think I'll depend more on the vaccine, than catching the cold to prevent covid! Perhaps a possible alternative for the Trumpers and anti vaccers!Human Rhinovirus Infection Blocks Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 Replication Within the Respiratory Epithelium: Implications for COVID-19 Epidemiology
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first, i'm getting the vaccine..second if i listened to every doctor, I'd have been committed by now or dead (because they've made mistakes that i caught)..but they can do that anymore- there's something called HIPAA. I wear my mask and social distance wish i could say the same about others- such a small thing to put on a mask..men and women possess different sensibilities and we are the ones charged with child birth. men? not so much with their single thought at a time mindset.“you put a lot of stock into Americans”
More so in some than others.
The narrator post was just a joke from one of my many online personas, I meant no offense. I use salbutamol and fluticasone propionate daily, so this post is from one asthmatic to another.
Nothing of what you said can sensibly lead to the conclusion you should delay your vaccination even longer. On the contrary. Since you have plenty to go around, and “your job is done”, and you have a bit of an immune issue, and there are many anti-vaxxers, and you’re asthmatic, you should get your ass vaccinated asap.
There are anti-vaxxers everywhere, it’s not a US thing. The percentage of the population that is willing to get a vaccine in the US is very similar to other countries, and is barely enough to reach herd immunity. That’s only more reason to get vaccinated.
Wearing a mask is in no way a substitute for a vaccine. Stay healthy and good luck with your decision.
I've alway's seen woman as able to carry a heavier burden and keep things together than men are,no argument from me, also been amazed at how some mothers can juggle a overwhelming amount of things to do day in and day out without complaining, all you need now is to be able to kick our asses and you could reduce us to drone bees.LOLccgunsfirst, i'm getting the vaccine..second if i listened to every doctor, I'd have been committed by now or dead (because they've made mistakes that i caught)..but they can do that anymore- there's something called HIPAA. I wear my mask and social distance wish i could say the same about others- such a small thing to put on a mask..men and women possess different sensibilities and we are the ones charged with child birth. men? not so much with their single thought at a time mindset.
Why Masking Matters Even With COVID-19 Vaccines
Quality face masks remain an important part of our fight against the virus, as most people are still unvaccinated. New virus variants may mean extended mask wearing.www.contagionlive.com
gavel-to-gavel coverage has resumed on HLN.
hard to be all that when you're a hysterical female
That is why you keep us men around.hard to be all that when you're a hysterical female
for the seeding.
Yeah, they really missed the ball on the mutation predictions, I remember "experts saying that they predicted years for Covid mutations to take place WRONG, just likr they were on the original masking policy, remember healthy individuals only needed to maintain social distancing, also quite mistaken on the surface contamination thing(though it is probable that it stopped flu season in its tracks), as covid transmission is probably at least 90% aerosol spread.ccgunsI think I'll depend more on the vaccine, than catching the cold to prevent covid! Perhaps a possible alternative for the Trumpers and anti vaccers!
Covid was an insidious disease, bad, but not bad enough to cause the social changes required to control it.
If the mortality rate was a few percent higher and the virus as contagious as it is now, we would be in a completely different situation, anti mask and anti lock down rallies would be broken up with flamethrowers and any survivors would be behind razor wire, as would anybody breaking lockdown or not wearing a mask. That would apply to all western countries, not just the USA and there would be mandatory vaccinations too, they would simple grab those who refused, vaccinate them and intern them until the second dose was administered. This is how societies and people work, it's not even my opinion, but a fact like gravity.
Covid has a very low mutation rate compared to other viruses, it was the sheer number of cases and increased possibility for mutation. I dunno about the years part, everybody knew it could mutate. As for masks, they were discouraging them because there was a severe supply shortage for hospitals, people had to reuse PPE until recently, once the mask supply became more stable, they first recommended DIY masks and then as supplies became available, surgical ones. In Canada they have been recommending n-95s now that supply issues are resolved and the variants are on the loose. There are a lot of fake n95 and KN95 masks out there so ya gotta be carful.
The results do not come from them actively searching for and testing people who are fully vaccinated, only tells of the people who felt the need to get tested after being fully vaccinated. I am sure of the 1 million people who are fully vaccinated, not all of them are going to get covid tested if they feel some type of way (most likely mild if any symptoms). You can't really compare the effectiveness and the 0.01% that tested positive afterwards
