Will You Get The Vaccine?

[Zoe]

From what I have read. The standard protocol is that you have to wait 15 minutes after the shot before you are released. One of the reasons that the vaccine is a little slow getting out. Most places have limited areas for people to wait after the shot. Made worse due to social distancing. Plus limited staff to just monitor. As far as anaphylaxis. CDC says 11 out of 1M. Worse than 1.3 out of 1M for flu vaccine. But that could be due to the somewhat limited cross section of the population getting the covid vaccine. Maybe these groups are more susceptible to allergic reaction for some reason.

Yeah, I don't think if you are going to have a reaction, it will take long. Like 10 minutes maybe. I am not a doctor, but allergic reaction don't take long on vaccinations.

 

[Zoe]

They tell me the white blood cells in the blood create the antibodies and attack the vaccination. It's not really white blood cells. The doctors can break it down further. but their are cells in the blood that hits it hard with vaccine.

 

[Zoe]

Remember this, even after your first vaccine shot, it don't have full effect until maybe 2 weeks and then you are only protected by maybe 50%. It's after 2nd shot that immunity goes to 90+%. That's the reports. I am not a doctor.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

I may need that wormer shot too.

Probably that little ***** Chihuahua

It's after 2nd shot that immunity goes to 90+%

That's where the most common reactions occur, after 2nd shot.

 

[Sadie]

You haven't found the opposite. That's because you didn't understand what I stated.

Stating that wearing masks slows the spread obviously happens, but that was not my point, nor does what you referenced disprove what I stated.

To use an analogy, I'm stating that if you drive toward the cliff at 100 mph, and you reduce your speed to 50 mph, you're still going to drive off the cliff, it will just take longer.

You're trying to argue that if you drive at 50 mph, you'll never get to the cliff.

The goal was to slow the spread so that hospitals can handle to the patient load. It was never to stop the spread, because that is an impossibility in a global pandemic.

This is exactly what you posted: "I've been reading studies on face masks for months. And that's why I don't wear them. The efficacy of the masks is such that there is a good chance that one will catch the virus wearing a face mask for months on end of being exposed to a viral environment.

Please reconcile this statement with the above statement.

I have been the one saying masks work and you have been saying prove it.

 

[The Warrior Monk]

This is exactly what you posted: "I've been reading studies on face masks for months. And that's why I don't wear them. The efficacy of the masks is such that there is a good chance that one will catch the virus wearing a face mask for months on end of being exposed to a viral environment.

Please reconcile this statement with the above statement.

I have been the one saying masks work and you have been saying prove it.

I will, provided you do the following:

1. Provide evidence that cloth masks, gaitors, ASTM Level 1 surgical masks, etc. are more efficient that respirators (N95, N99, P100, etc.).
2. Provide evidence that being in a viral environment for a longer period period of time reduces or stops the virus transmission.

Proving those two points is necessary to discount my statement.

 

[Michigan CG]

My wife and most of her team got the second shot on Tuesday. She felt a little "blah" and went to bed early that night. She was back at work Wednesday for over ten hours and today for a normal shift with no problems.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

And that's why I don't wear them.

I believe he is referring to wearing a respirator, not a cloth mask. Test your mask. Put on glasses outside, then exhale and see if the glasses fog. Then the air isn't going thru the mask but around that. Now try that with a proper fitting respirator.

Bye the way, I see people changing their handles from their real names... I guess I should do that too... Maybe with a cowboy action shooting sports name, like "Dangerous Dan Drools" or perhaps a good Indian name- Walking Eagle- (I'm too full of **** to fly). An eagle will eat anything a buzzard will. These are fighting over a rotten chicken from composted litter.

 

[Sadie]

I will, provided you do the following:

1. Provide evidence that cloth masks, gaitors, ASTM Level 1 surgical masks, etc. are more efficient that respirators (N95, N99, P100, etc.).
2. Provide evidence that being in a viral environment for a longer period period of time reduces or stops the virus transmission.

Proving those two points is necessary to discount my statement.

That's all well and good, but how about the proof that you will get her virus by wearing a cloth mask? Because that is what you said.

 

[Sadie]

My wife and most of her team got the second shot on Tuesday. She felt a little "blah" and went to bed early that night. She was back at work Wednesday for over ten hours and today for a normal shift with no problems.

This is so encouraging