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No I did not. I did have some swelling at injection site but I believe is more of dermatology/ sensitive skin issue not vaccine related.
That’s the challenge with a virus, they change quickly, what’s effective on one may not be similarly effective on its’ variant. It’s why we’ve never been able to eradicate the flu with vaccines, they create the vaccine to fight the strain they predict will be dominant, it’s protects most people but all the variants still make people sick.
As others have mentioned that turmoil isn’t from a lack of caring, it’s from a dispute over what’s best.
I believe mental health and economic health are just as important as physical health. Over the last couple years suicides have skyrocketed, murders have skyrocketed, domestic violence has skyrocketed, anxiety has skyrocketed, depression has skyrocketed, etc.
While I agree with this, I do think it must also be acknowledged that even fully vaccinated people who are going to Disney and other crowded destinations at this time are knowingly flirting with the very real probability of being infected. Whether that’s a “bad” decision or not is a matter of opinion given that their cases are likely to be mild, but they are nevertheless doing something that many of us would consider unnecessarily risky at this current moment.
What don’t you have in you exactly? I’m trying to understand the drawback(s) of a fourth shot from your perspective.
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I can’t speak for Mary but I had similar thoughts before my booster, for me it was simply Covid burnout. My hesitancy had nothing to do with the time involved, effort involved, or the vaccines effectiveness… I’m just tired.
I honestly don’t understand this. If the choice is between minimising the chances of a severe infection and giving into a sense of burnout, why on earth would anyone choose the latter?
These stories are disgusting. I'm not referring to the underlying "news," I'm talking about the way the media exploits these deaths because the deceased disagreed with vaccine mandates or didn't want to be vaccinated. They are reported with the "he/she got what they deserved" tone. It's like ESPN (to make this more Disney related) on their bottom line scroll pointing out that Kirk Cousins wasn't vaccinated when he tested positive while they don't point out the dozens of other athletes that tested positive who were vaccinated (including a huge percentage of the NHL and NBA).California deputy district attorney who spoke out against vaccine mandates dies of COVID complications at age 46
Just weeks before her death, Ernby spoke at an anti-vaccine rally, reportedly saying, "there's nothing that matters more than our freedoms right now."
Most understand that it's unavoidable at this point. I had it last week and I am fully vaccinated and boosted. I still would avoid Disney and Universal right now. It all has to to do with how little social distancing is happening. I can understand the mask thing and can deal with it. What bugs me is how quick people gave up their personal space.
Probably stems from how we’re taught about illness, we’re taught from a very young age that vaccines teach our immune system how to fight a virus, once programmed our memory cells don’t forget, (we’re also taught that prior infection similarly teaches our immune system how to fight a virus which probably explains much of the natural immunity argument… but that’s another story), so we equate that to “why do I need a booster if my body already knows how to fight it?”
You don't recall the estimate 1-2M deaths predicted if steps to close the economy did not happen last year? Better being alive than being six feet under.
This line is telling the storyCalifornia deputy district attorney who spoke out against vaccine mandates dies of COVID complications at age 46
Just weeks before her death, Ernby spoke at an anti-vaccine rally, reportedly saying, "there's nothing that matters more than our freedoms right now."
