danlb_2000
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Good news, Philadelphia was able to use all the doses before they expired.
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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Good news, Philadelphia was able to use all the doses before they expired.
TrainsOfDisney
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I’m not in denial at all??? I think you have me confused with someone else.
correcaminos
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Missed that somehow. Been busy though but I don't get worried about things that they don't know to be causational.Probably this...
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What You Might Experience After You Get Your COVID-19 Shot
Side effects of COVID-19 vaccines are typically mild or moderate and short-lived. Learn what you can expect—and what to do if you don't feel well.www.health.com
GoofGoof
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I saw that. They were down to 1,000 the morning of expiration day and got all the doses used by the afternoon. Good story and proof that we can still shake the trees and find people to vaccinate.
Figgy1
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IMHO we still shouldn't have to be shaking trees.
correcaminos
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Nah, Pfizer is still the gold standard. But seriously there is no evidence that it is connected. Through millions of doses elsewhere, nothing. It's like people look for excuses to hate something. Hate to break it, Moderna would be pretty much no different. But if you feel better, great. However posts like yours are damaging and adjacent to anti-vaxx and such rhetoric
There is of course fear in taking the vaccine. My sister in law who is a nurse , some of her fellow peers and a few doctors she knows refuse to get the covid vaccine .Probably this...
What You Might Experience After You Get Your COVID-19 Shot
Side effects of COVID-19 vaccines are typically mild or moderate and short-lived. Learn what you can expect—and what to do if you don't feel well.
TrainsOfDisney
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So it’s damaging to question something? Interesting.
GoofGoof
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I don’t disagree, but that’s the only way we will get some people to go in. Whatever it takes.
correcaminos
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No it isn't damaging to question yourself. Wondering is fine.
Claiming it's fact as you did is. End of story.
hopemax
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Question, sure, but the incident rates are so wildly disparate that the answer to: which thing you need to avoid to avoid blood clots should be so obvious that people paying attention shouldn't need anyone else's input.
GoofGoof
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I have no issue with questioning anything. I would hope most people did at least some basic research and weighed the pros and cons of the vaccine. My only point is that 15 blood clots in 8M JnJ doses and 65 cases of potential heart inflammation in over 5M Pfizer doses are exceedingly rare side effects. You are far more likely to catch covid from not being vaccinated and suffer from either of those potential covid symptoms than you are to suffer from them from taking the vaccination. That’s all. We need to keep the likelihood of both negative outcomes in mind when considering the choice.
here’s a pretty decent read on the topic:
These blood clot experts want you to get a Covid-19 vaccine. Here's why. | CNN
It will be ironic if fear of blood clots keeps people from getting coronavirus vaccines. Covid-19 itself causes blood clots -- lots of them.
www.cnn.com
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TrainsOfDisney
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Absolutely!
correcaminos
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Honestly I understand the blood clots, but really the inflation for Pfizer is not factual. It's someone making a guess since the numbers are so low there likely isn't causation. Acting like something is factual when it's not, I take objection to.I have no issue with questioning anything. I would hope most people did at least some basic research and weighed the pros and cons of the vaccine. My only point is that 15 blood clots in 8M JnJ doses and 65 cases of potential heart inflammation in over 5M Pfizer doses are exceedingly rare side effects. You are far more likely to catch covid from not being vaccinated and suffer from either of those potential covid symptoms than you are to suffer from them from taking the vaccination. That’s all. We need to keep the likelihood of both negative outcomes in mind when considering the choice.
here’s a pretty decent read on the topic:
These blood clot experts want you to get a Covid-19 vaccine. Here's why. | CNN
It will be ironic if fear of blood clots keeps people from getting coronavirus vaccines. Covid-19 itself causes blood clots -- lots of them.
danlb_2000
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GoofGoof
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That about sums it up....thread over
See you guys back in the skyliner thread...did they put in the AC yet?
GoofGoof
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Is this for real?
www.yahoo.com
In other words, in Florida, vaccinated workers can be barred from their jobs, while the unvaccinated can’t be. “In Florida, you can get fired for protecting your health,” said a crestfallen Pizzo following the vote.
Florida GOP Kills Measure To Protect Vaccinated Workers From Retaliation
It's a topsy-turvy world in Florida, where vaccinated people can be banned while unvaccinated people can't be.
In other words, in Florida, vaccinated workers can be barred from their jobs, while the unvaccinated can’t be. “In Florida, you can get fired for protecting your health,” said a crestfallen Pizzo following the vote.
TrainsOfDisney
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It’s not someone making a guess. It’s doctors and health officials in Israel.
Chi84
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I love the argument: "Let's show that the Senate is not insane . . ."Is this for real?
Florida GOP Kills Measure To Protect Vaccinated Workers From Retaliation
It's a topsy-turvy world in Florida, where vaccinated people can be banned while unvaccinated people can't be.
In other words, in Florida, vaccinated workers can be barred from their jobs, while the unvaccinated can’t be. “In Florida, you can get fired for protecting your health,” said a crestfallen Pizzo following the vote.
ImperfectPixie
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The private school bit is true, I read about it.Is this for real?
Florida GOP Kills Measure To Protect Vaccinated Workers From Retaliation
It's a topsy-turvy world in Florida, where vaccinated people can be banned while unvaccinated people can't be.
In other words, in Florida, vaccinated workers can be barred from their jobs, while the unvaccinated can’t be. “In Florida, you can get fired for protecting your health,” said a crestfallen Pizzo following the vote.
If the bill bit is true, they need to be put on notice.
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