COVID-19 - On the Ground

[TDub]

so in a small sample size of this board. Myself, fish and Newton have gotten it, all after 2 shots

breakthroughs seem to be not as rare as we were told.

I mean, what you are told is based on who you listen to. With the original strain the moderna/Pfizer/J&J were 95/90/65 percent effective at preventing cases in the trials. With Delta the Israeli data indicated around 50%.

So, I wouldn't consider these breakthrough cases inconsistent with what I heard... But I can't speak for what you heard

TDub also lives in anti-vaxx country. Think his county is still in the 30% range.

actually, surprisingly, its at 64% with 2 shots, 72% with 1 shot.

which i think is on par with the state

[Cascadia]

https://www.newsweek.com/televangelist- ... 4619?amp=1

Another dumbdumb

[Overlander]

https://www.newsweek.com/televangelist- ... 4619?amp=1

Another dumbdumb

I saw another article where his son claims his father got ill due to an “attack” from the “other” side.

Not sure who this “other” side is.
The Devil?
The left?
Free thinking people who don’t live like quakers?

[Deleted User 89]

https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/8808202002

[sdoyel]

[sdoyel]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

[TDub]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

[jfish26]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

Consider it a tax you pay for others' idiocy.

[TDub]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

Consider it a tax you pay for others' idiocy.

no.

[jfish26]

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

Consider it a tax you pay for others' idiocy.

no.

I'm not any happier about it than you are.

[zsn]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

Consider it a tax you pay for others' idiocy.

Freedumb Tax!

[PhDhawk]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

You're misinterpreting that. They're letting them get a booster after 3 months rather than making them wait a full 6 months to get the booster.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

My sxs after the booster were negligible.

2nd dose kicked the shit out of me.

[shindig]

Got my booster yesterday, feel fine except some soreness in my arm. Didn't have any real side effects from either Pfizer shot and my booster was Pfizer as well, so hoping I don't feel like crap the next couple days.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

I have had 3 shots. Nothing other than a sore arm and perhaps slightly lethargic after the 2nd one.
Makes me overthink and wonder if they injected a placebo in to me on any/all of the 3 shots.
I am not overly paranoid but I fully expect to get Covid in the next 3 months. Will be interesting to see how it affects me.

[twocoach]

Once again, I spoke too soon. Booster is kicking my ass today.

wonderful. so we got that to look forward to 4 times a year (according to the UK)

this stopgap can't be the permanent approach.

I had zero side effects from my booster, same as with my original vaccination.

[sdoyel]

48 hours after my shot it started kicking in. Then last night I had chills, fever 101, headache from hell, and aches all over. Fever started going down when I went to bed but I didn’t sleep for shit last night. Fever is gone this morning but I feel like I got hit by an 18 wheeler.

My 2nd dose side effects were not nearly this bad.

[MICHHAWK]

you get to do it all over again 3-6 months from now.

[Deleted User 89]

Our analysis capabilities on viral escape, something we specialize in at #Centivax as a broad-spectrum vaccine company, strongly indicates that severe loss of neutralizing antibody responses against #omicron variant from current vaccines can be anticipated and that boosting won’t help much. T-cells may fare better.

Our position is that Moderna, Pfizer and other vaccine developers would be well served to initiate manufacture of an #Omicron specific vaccine now without waiting for the neutralization results in 10 days. We are submitting our findings and the method we use as a means of providing earlier actionable intelligence on vaccine heterologous response capabilities against new variants as they arise.


per the CEO & President of Centivax

[shindig]

48 hours after my shot it started kicking in. Then last night I had chills, fever 101, headache from hell, and aches all over. Fever started going down when I went to bed but I didn’t sleep for shit last night. Fever is gone this morning but I feel like I got hit by an 18 wheeler.

My 2nd dose side effects were not nearly this bad.

Great. I'm off tomorrow and Monday, trying to use up 2 weeks vacation before year end. Probably be in bed the whole fvcking time.