My booster wasn't as bad as my 2nd shot, which has been the general opinion from other people at my base since they've been offering the booster to us for like a month now.
My booster wasn't as bad as my 2nd shot, which has been the general opinion from other people at my base since they've been offering the booster to us for like a month now.
The headline and article don't match
What if bolded does not apply to you?All California adults who want a COVID booster shot can get one now, state says
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which say anyone over 18 who got their vaccines at least six months ago and has an underlying medical condition or works or lives in a high-risk setting may get one.
We're already at boosters? Odd. Never heard anything about it when I got my surgical scars checked out/injected and then my flu shot later in the week.
https://abc7.com/newsom-gavin-southe...ines/11219158/
The sac bee article p much takes Dr. Ghaly's words from the video (1:15 in)
I was searching for an article since I first saw this on the evening news. Didn't know that the ABC7 article isn't making more of a big deal about it.
Even if it's darwinism it's incredibly sad that a 46 year old succumbed to covid. It's amazing how little it takes to brainwash and manipulate people and to defy science.
Makes burning witches and even the middle east come into perspective a little more.
Had a former coworker pass away recently due to complications with COVID. He was 42. No one has any other information other than he caught it last year and had gotten a long-covid symptom affecting his heart. Called in sick one day and that was it - no hospital time that we heard of.
Hoping the waters clear a bit more to understand what happened.
Fucking hell. I don't blame my friend when he says he's not worried about COVID but rather the side effects when you hear about stuff like that.
From the California Department of Public Health - https://eziz.org/assets/docs/COVID19...dProviders.pdf
Allow patients to self-determine their risk of exposure. Do not turn a patient
away who is requesting a booster if:
• The patient is 18 or over and has met the 6-month original
vaccination series time period for the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine or it
has been at least 2 months since their J&J vaccine.
The patient’s assessment of risk exposure may include, but is not
limited to, those who work with the public or live with someone who
works with the public, live or work with someone at high risk of
severe impact of COVID, live in geographic areas that have been
heavily impacted by COVID, reside in high transmission areas, live in
a congregate setting, experience social inequity, or other risk
conditions as assessed by the individual.
That's much more useful.
And one of those points does apply to me.
im poor is that social inequality, they can't argue anyways so whatever, i think it's about time we get our boosters, shit is annoying though aint gonna lie they gonna have to figure out a 5 year shot or something smh
My phone shot up like 3 articles today just on the heart issue with Moderna, almost like it knows i'm going in tomorrow for the booster and concerned about my heart due to bodybuilding + family history lol. Looked into it and anyone above 30 it seems to be a non-issue. Seems to have some correlation with testosterone which is semi concerning since i'm on TRT but not at any crazy super human levels of test, maintaining at a steady 800ish
I would kill for that level. I'm still just above 300, so my Dr doesn't want to do anything.
Yikes. Last T test i was sitting at 961. Doc asked me point blank if i was using (which im not). Oh well.
Y'all just ask your doctor to test your T level?
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsan...lobal-pandemic
Seems badScientists have evidence that SARS-CoV-2 spreads explosively in white-tailed deer and that the virus is widespread in this deer population across the United States.
Researchers say the findings are quite concerning and could have vast implications for the long-term course of the coronavirus pandemic.
Since SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes the disease COVID-19, first emerged, there have been several signs that white-tailed deer would be highly susceptible to the virus — and that many of these animals were catching it across the country.
In September of last year, computer models suggested SARS-CoV-2 could easily bind to and enter the deer's cells. A recent survey of white-tailed deer in the Northeast and Midwest found that 40% of them had antibodies against SARS-CoV-2.