COVID-19 2020

AbsolSide-Proof wrote:
hutch wrote:
At least 1 in 700 Americans have died from covid

1 in 10 have received the vaccine
https://www.axios.com/coronavirus-10-percent-americans-vaccinated-d0cd3eb4-624f-4033-8111-32d9df3c0971.html


It must be a great comfort to the half million dead Americans
hutch wrote:
AbsolSide-Proof wrote:
hutch wrote:
At least 1 in 700 Americans have died from covid

1 in 10 have received the vaccine
https://www.axios.com/coronavirus-10-percent-americans-vaccinated-d0cd3eb4-624f-4033-8111-32d9df3c0971.html


It must be a great comfort to the half million dead Americans


I heard on Newsmax that those people are all in heaven now (except for the liberals), and they are indeed comforted that 30 million+ have gotten the first jab. So there you have it.
Wait. You read newsmax?
excontradiction wrote:
Wait. You read newsmax?


Isn't it supposed to be the new Fox News?
hutch wrote:
It must be a great comfort to the half million dead Americans

Sources I'm hearing from are saying it's having no impact on those already dead, more polling to follow
Just got me second shot. Awaiting the “Moderna 2 flu” that half my office has had this week.
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


So why not stop at one?
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot
Pretty much everyone where I work got their second shot earlier in the week already and I would say its been like 1/3rd have zero side effects (or minor sore arm), 1/3rd have a headache, and 1/3rd have a fever so bad they take a sick day. Seems very luck of the draw.

Beats the hell out of actual COVID.
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot





I mean, it's the immune system kicking in. That's the symptoms.
Space wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


So why not stop at one?

Space wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


So why not stop at one?


One doesn't trigger the immune system enough to develop full immunity. You *can* stop at one, but then you'll get COVID.
excontradiction wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot





I mean, it's the immune system kicking in. That's the symptoms.



I get that

But she has issues from multiple sclerosis

She is ecstatic to get vaccinated but fearful of side effects and her body getting thrown off it’s pretty messed up state
excontradiction wrote:
Space wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


So why not stop at one?


One doesn't trigger the immune system enough to develop full immunity. You *can* stop at one, but then you'll get COVID.
I have a co-worker who elected for this. I spent five minutes trying to convince him of this. Then I called in our VP of Nursing and she spent five minutes trying to convince him of it as well. He still chose to cancel his second dose appointment because of his "risk/reward analysis". I threw a muscle in my eye socket from the eye rolling I did.
hutch wrote:
excontradiction wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot





I mean, it's the immune system kicking in. That's the symptoms.



I get that

But she has issues from multiple sclerosis

She is ecstatic to get vaccinated but fearful of side effects and her body getting thrown off it’s pretty messed up state
I mean, I would prefer not to get a fever for 24 hours too but it seems a small price to pay (even with MS) for the benefits. Like if you think the effects are bad, what the hell do you think having COVID is going to be like?
excontradiction wrote:
Space wrote:
hutch wrote:
My sister is terrified of the after effects from the second shot


So why not stop at one?


One doesn't trigger the immune system enough to develop full immunity. You *can* stop at one, but then you'll get COVID.


Well partial immunity is better than none. Moderna is 52% effective after one shot.
I can’t explain it any clearer dude.
First encouraging numbers in months

Keeping my fingers crossed
hutch wrote:
First encouraging numbers in months

Keeping my fingers crossed


They're predicting a March surge, when the much more contagious UK variant becomes dominant in the US.