ThaManMythLegnd
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Still no vax
The official COVID-19/Coronavirus Discussion Thread...aka I hope I don't get the Rona
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Inori
NAWF
deadeye
Warrior
Well, well, well...........
www.nbcnews.com
So, for the past 2 weeks...........all we were hearing was how, if you're fully vaccinated, you only have a fraction of a percent of a chance of developing any serious symptoms of covid.
These so-called "breakthrough cases" were supposed to be so rare.
99.99% of those hospitalized were not vaccinated.
If you were fully vaccinated.......there was only a minuscule possibility that you would be hospitalized.
So, what's changed since then?
A few days ago, they were saying only people who were "immunocompromised"........needed to get a booster shot.
Now they're saying that anyone who has been fully vaccinated with Moderna or Pfizer needs to get a booster shot 8 months after their second shot.
Given this new "guidance"...........are we to assume that all fully vaccinated people are now immunocompromised?
Or are we to assume that they were never "fully vaccinated".............to begin with?
But what do I know?
My questions and concerns are just based on quote/unquote.............."misinformation."
U.S. expected to recommend Covid booster eight months after second dose
The recommendation would apply only to people who have gotten the two-shot Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
www.nbcnews.com
So, for the past 2 weeks...........all we were hearing was how, if you're fully vaccinated, you only have a fraction of a percent of a chance of developing any serious symptoms of covid.
These so-called "breakthrough cases" were supposed to be so rare.
99.99% of those hospitalized were not vaccinated.
If you were fully vaccinated.......there was only a minuscule possibility that you would be hospitalized.
So, what's changed since then?
A few days ago, they were saying only people who were "immunocompromised"........needed to get a booster shot.
Now they're saying that anyone who has been fully vaccinated with Moderna or Pfizer needs to get a booster shot 8 months after their second shot.
Given this new "guidance"...........are we to assume that all fully vaccinated people are now immunocompromised?
Or are we to assume that they were never "fully vaccinated".............to begin with?
But what do I know?
My questions and concerns are just based on quote/unquote.............."misinformation."
Overwhelming amount of the people staying at the hospital I work at are unvaccinated. I don't feel bad for any of the anti-vaxx people who are passing away
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
Please read up on vaccines and how they work and you'll probably not be surprised as much by changes in guidance. A booster is not uncommon. We get a flu shot every year and we have boosters for many other common vaccines.Well, well, well...........
U.S. expected to recommend Covid booster eight months after second dose
The recommendation would apply only to people who have gotten the two-shot Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
So, for the past 2 weeks...........all we were hearing was how, if you're fully vaccinated, you only have a fraction of a percent of a chance of developing any serious symptoms of covid.
These so-called "breakthrough cases" were supposed to be so rare.
99.99% of those hospitalized were not vaccinated.
If you were fully vaccinated.......there was only a minuscule possibility that you would be hospitalized.
So, what's changed since then?
A few days ago, they were saying only people who were "immunocompromised"........needed to get a booster shot.
Now they're saying that anyone who has been fully vaccinated with Moderna or Pfizer needs to get a booster shot 8 months after their second shot.
Given this new "guidance"...........are we to assume that all fully vaccinated people are now immunocompromised?
Or are we to assume that they were never "fully vaccinated".............to begin with?
But what do I know?
My questions and concerns are just based on quote/unquote.............."misinformation."
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I don't necessarily believe a booster is needed so soon though. I'd have to do research to see what they are basing this guidance on. Plus I'd need to see the vaccinated start to get sick in mass numbers first.
Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
New Zealand announces it's locking down the entire country ... over one Covid case | CNN
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a nationwide lockdown after the country confirmed one coronavirus case -- the first locally transmitted Covid-19 case in the community since February.
cnn.it
They be ON IT out here.
deadeye
Warrior
So, the vaccines for Measles.......Chicken Pox.........and Polio work the same way as the covid vaccine?
I've never heard of a booster shot being needed for any of those vaccines.
And I've been fully vaccinated against them since the early 70's.
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DMorgan
You niggas is EXCOMMUNICADO!!!
No they don't at all.
Until they can come out with a covid vaccine that can kill the virus folks will always need a booster shot and covid will always have different variants come about.
deadeye
Warrior
Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
Fuckin tragic, but preventable….which makes this even more tragic.
DMorgan
You niggas is EXCOMMUNICADO!!!
My basic take on the vaccine is that all it does is make folks asymptomatic. Vaxxed folks can still catch and spread covid its just that with the vaxx they won't have the symptoms or they won't be bad symptoms majority of the time.
I'm just keeping track of all this shit until it becomes fully approved.
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
And it makes them asymptomatic because once the virus enters the body, the body responds more quickly and kills it before it can do any damage.
A booster is needed because apparently the body will start to "forget" and respond slower thus giving the virus more time to do damage.
deadeye
Warrior
I agree with everything you said.
The main problem I have now is with all these vaccine mandates.
Since asymptomatic vaccinated people can spread the virus just as easily as unvaccinated people............the mandates don't really make a whole lot of sense.
Simply because the risk of exposure is still the same.
Yet, they're still making it seem like unvaccinated people are the only ones responsible for spreading it.
If someone's fully vaccinated, then they shouldn't need to be protected from unvaccinated people.
Especially since, again, they can both spread the virus at the same level.
B_A
I was here
Some of the first trials with this kind of vaccine, one concern was it would turn your immune system against you.Well, well, well...........
U.S. expected to recommend Covid booster eight months after second dose
The recommendation would apply only to people who have gotten the two-shot Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
So, for the past 2 weeks...........all we were hearing was how, if you're fully vaccinated, you only have a fraction of a percent of a chance of developing any serious symptoms of covid.
These so-called "breakthrough cases" were supposed to be so rare.
99.99% of those hospitalized were not vaccinated.
If you were fully vaccinated.......there was only a minuscule possibility that you would be hospitalized.
So, what's changed since then?
A few days ago, they were saying only people who were "immunocompromised"........needed to get a booster shot.
Now they're saying that anyone who has been fully vaccinated with Moderna or Pfizer needs to get a booster shot 8 months after their second shot.
Given this new "guidance"...........are we to assume that all fully vaccinated people are now immunocompromised?
Or are we to assume that they were never "fully vaccinated".............to begin with?
But what do I know?
My questions and concerns are just based on quote/unquote.............."misinformation."
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Playmaker88
G Money is Cash
I remember when i was leary....common sense prevailed