Yea but an overwhelming percentage of 75+ year old Americans - and people working with elderly and vulnerable- should be vaccinated by then…
COVID-19 2020
True. The death rate may be lower, but the infection rate will spike.
hutch wrote:
Yea but an overwhelming percentage of 75+ year old Americans - and people working with elderly and vulnerable- should be vaccinated by then…
Fingers crossed all the people around my anti-vax mom in the senior living center get the vax.
I am trying to be upbeat…
excontradiction wrote:
True. The death rate may be lower, but the infection rate will spike.
While not ideal, that seems like a much better scenario
Julian, wrote:
Just got me second shot. Awaiting the “Moderna 2 flu” that half my office has had this week.
Thanks. Getting my first shot tonight and planning on having a hangover tomorrow so I don't notice the difference. I'm going to go ape shit after the second one and really live it up!
vansmack wrote:First one gave me really bad arm pain like I’d never had with any other shot/vaccination. Kept waiting for the dreaded symptoms after the second but never felt anything less than great. Had co-workers who I’ve never know to take a sick day take two and swear they thought they were going to die but zero from me. Luck of the draw, I guess.Julian, wrote:
Just got me second shot. Awaiting the “Moderna 2 flu” that half my office has had this week.
Thanks. Getting my first shot tonight and planning on having a hangover tomorrow so I don't notice the difference. I'm going to go ape shit after the second one and really live it up!
Hope all goes well with your first. Let’s Napa it up after the Misses-es gets vaxed.
I was given the Pfizer vaccine so our experiences may differ. The only thing I've felt thus far is that my arm feels like I threw an inning or two yesterday, which is a strange feeling for my right arm, being a leftie.
And we are always up for a trip to Wine Country (pandemic receding of course).
And we are always up for a trip to Wine Country (pandemic receding of course).
smax, how did you get your mitts on a shot? i know CA has opened up eligibility, but i didn't think quite that much… but congrats!
In Fairfax County, you can bump up on the list if you're 16-64 with a BMI of 25+. Of course I didn't discover this until a week after registration began, and my wife guilted me into not registering for several days after than. But in the end, I registered, and an somewhere at the end of a long list of 1B people.
Cool!
I didn’t bother to register yet.
I didn’t bother to register yet.
sweetcell wrote:I assume because he's an educator the same way I am a health-care hero.
smax, how did you get your mitts on a shot? i know CA has opened up eligibility, but i didn't think quite that much… but congrats!
sweetcell wrote:
smax, how did you get your mitts on a shot? i know CA has opened up eligibility, but i didn't think quite that much… but congrats!
CA values education. We are considered the first in line for Tier 1B….
It's also by county, so while my 70+ year old parents in San Luis Obispo county have not been vaccinated, SF has moved on to tier 1B. When I told my folks that I got my jab, they responded "Great, you've been going in to work every day, so that's important" much to the chagrin of my sisters.
That’s great!
Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I assume because he's an educator
smax, how did you get your mitts on a shot? i know CA has opened up eligibility, but i didn't think quite that much… but congrats!
i'm 100% positive he's been kept isolated from the student body for years now, so the usefulness of vaccination is questionable in his case…
sweetcell wrote:I think you missed part of the joke element of my post like when I referred to myself as a health care hero.Julian, wrote:sweetcell wrote:I assume because he's an educator
smax, how did you get your mitts on a shot? i know CA has opened up eligibility, but i didn't think quite that much… but congrats!
i'm 100% positive he's been kept isolated from the student body for years now, so the usefulness of vaccination is questionable in his case…
sweetcell wrote:
i'm 100% positive he's been kept isolated from the student body for years now, so the usefulness of vaccination is questionable in his case…
A fair point that I will concede.
Julian, wrote:I think you missed part of the joke element of my post like when I referred to myself as a health care hero.
I mean, isn't the truth it's just because the government felt they owed us something for not including us in all of this stimulus check nonsense?
vansmack wrote:^^ This fucking guy right here.Julian, wrote:I think you missed part of the joke element of my post like when I referred to myself as a health care hero.
I mean, isn't the truth it's just because the government felt they owed us something for not including us in all of this stimulus check nonsense?
Julian, wrote:
I think you missed part of the joke element of my post like when I referred to myself as a health care hero.
no no, i saw that, but i assumed it was your standard bombast so i ignored :D