What’s your realistic chance of a fully vaccinated person passing COVID to their fully vaccinated family member who has a compromised immune system?
Versus the scenario where neither are vaccinated? The main personal reason I vaccinated was for this scenario where I thought from my research the chance COVID fatality reduced significantly . |
Then you've got whackjobs like blow.n.gasket and FDG135 above who scare the **** out of me that my family and friends might be onboard one of his or her aircraft one day.. |
Originally Posted by sumtingwong
(Post 11059635)
Valiant attempt. 😝
“attempt discredit the other opinion maker personally....not the opinion mind, the opinion maker.” “check.....mate” ”proving my point for me checklist complete” the sharing of one's point of view on a social or political issue, often on social media, in order to garner praise or acknowledgment of one’s righteousness from others who share that point of view, or to passively rebuke those who do notEveryone else is just sharing factual information and actual experience? |
"How old are your family and friends, Timmy? If they're younger than 60 they have more to fear from the flu."
they may be but what about all the older and weaker folk they're going to infect? Anti vaxers are all about ME and never talk about US |
Just look at China. New blood tests after arrival in HKG, new neighborhood lock downs in Guangzhou. We are far from being over it. Getting vaccinations can't be wrong. However in therory almost everybody would need one to prevent the virus mutating.
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Im in Tas and been waiting 4 weeks to get my AZ. Finally got it 2 days ago. No affect on me but the wife has now been off work 2 days with fever.
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Originally Posted by ChrisJ800
(Post 11060199)
Im in Tas and been waiting 4 weeks to get my AZ. Finally got it 2 days ago. No affect on me but the wife has now been off work 2 days with fever.
I had mine on Monday and posted the same, however, in the last day or so I have noticed muscular pain and tenderness (perhaps even a little swelling also) around the injection site but nothing else. |
Two different views. Like Covid who, what do you believe.
And even a fully vaccinated person can still play host to an evolving virus, in situations where the vaccine prevents illness but still allows a virus to replicate. That appears to happen even with the most effective COVID-19 vaccines. So, viral evolution doesn't just occur in the time between shots. But researchers say that as more and more people get vaccinated it will rob the virus of its ability to mutate. |
Originally Posted by FGD135
(Post 11060228)
And there is evidence that the vaccinations appear to have killed many elderly (another thing you wouldn't know about.
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In the UK there are many little villages that were wiped out after the various plagues that swept through Europe. Ironically, the plagues helped end serfdom etc as the landowners now had to pay to get folks to work the land.
I digress. Jab 2 of AZ done yesterday. Happily no side effects (unlike Jab 1). Just a mildly sore arm at the jab site. Unfortunately for travel in the UK, our boofhead of a prime minister and his lackeys are just determined to ruin summer travel plans. |
Just had my second jab today with no side effects.
G’day Redo! Cheers Plugga 😀😀😀😀 |
Another small addition to the stats. Wife and I had AZ No. 1 yesterday morning - nothing of any note to relate.
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Mrs SOPS had AZ two weeks ago. Not even a sore arm. Mine is next week.. will report back.
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AZ Thurs Arvo, fatigue by the evening, slight fever and back ache, eye ache the next day. Flattened all day, very fatigued, starting feeling better 24 hours later. Seem to be over it now.
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Update from here. Just had *BioNTech 2nd shot last evening. Painless. Almost no after effects. Slight soreness in upper arm, but even less than the first shot.
*Pfizer is a misnomer I was assured. |
Had AZ no 1 on Mon 31st May, 12 days ago.
Nil effect / reaction at all....apart from the slight 'drippy' nose cold for last two days. But ... I reckon I may have got that from 'Grandie'. Go For It!. |
AZ first shot 2 days ago. No adverse reactions
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Both shots of AZ done and no reaction. Nada.
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My parents - ages 100 and 95 - both had both AZ shots back in April at their Rest Home.
The major side effect is that Mum is now able to Go Shopping for the first time in over a year :D |
Originally Posted by Foxxster
(Post 11056757)
thanks for posting that. His credentials seemed on the surface ok, but alas he is another loon by the sounds of it. Which makes you wonder how he is still employed at the university.
Dr Byram Bridle Canadian Vaccine Expert - WE MADE A MISTAKE - (covidtruths.co.uk) |
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