Unless, for least one of reasons anyways, the person's underlying health conditions involves an overactive immune system that has gone rouge. The last thing I need is anything triggering an even stronger immune response in my body right now.
Will You Vaccinate?
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Having a hyper-active immune system may sound like a good thing, but it's not, especially when it turns on any of your vital organs or your CNS.
You have to be infected to transmit it, so if they were protected from acquiring the virus, how could they transmit it? Or do you mean if someone acquired it between shots?
Here is a question....
50 people attend a reunion.....
25 test negative for the virus prior to attending
25 get the vaccine prior to attending
How many will get infected with covid......???????
50 people attend a reunion.....
25 test negative for the virus prior to attending
25 get the vaccine prior to attending
How many will get infected with covid......???????
As FB said above I also heard on the news today that they are not sure "YET" if being vaccinated
will also prevent spreading of the virus at the same time.
Time will definitely tell when the science proves out if this will be true or false.
So it may yet be some time before we find this out.
But thank christ there is at least vaccines available now.
.........................QM'r
It's entirely possible to think that both sides have truth to their arguments, to understand that there is something dangerous and contagious going around that is causing multi-organ failure in many people. but, at the same time, to also be skeptical of a vaccine that was rushed to market, without anyone knowing long term safety and efficacy, that even a CEO of one of the main manufactures admits that even he doesn't know if it's effective. and also the fact the manufactures are making billions of dollars yet having zero liability with their products.
I want a solution to this problem. I want the pandemic to end just as much as everyone else, BUT this is a perfect storm for so much more to go wrong.
That is a terribly worded question that requires a lot of assumptions before an answer can even be presumed.
Nice mature response there.
Assumptions you have to make:
How many people in the reunion have COVID to begin with?
Of the 25 that tested negatively prior, how many of those were vaccinated?
Of the 25 that received the vaccine, how many of them had COVID to begin with?
And these are just the questions that I could think of immediately upon seeing your question.
I look forward to your contributions.
What about the new strain in the UK? Will the vaccinations protect you from the new strain of Covid?
Also people looking to travel when they get vaccinated; Its this mindset that spread the covid virus in the first place. Future travel could be restricted to prevent all human from obtaining the same background (baseline) viruses that could make everyone more suspectible to new viruses.
Also people looking to travel when they get vaccinated; Its this mindset that spread the covid virus in the first place. Future travel could be restricted to prevent all human from obtaining the same background (baseline) viruses that could make everyone more suspectible to new viruses.
Apparently they are reporting the new version as 70% more infectious then the regular. If it keeps mutating and gaining strength we are in for a long haul, worth keeping an eye on how well the vaccine deals with it. 50 % of health professionals working with the epidemic are burning out and want to quit, could be a long winter.
