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No vaccine for me as I had covid in November.

They're saying you should get the vaccine even if you've already had Covid, especially if you're in an older age bracket. Immune systems need all the extra pump they can get.

^^^ 'They' have been saying a lot of stuff, and much of whet 'they' have been saying has been spectacularly wrong! Who's to say 'they' know what they're talking about here....

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Originally posted by wrightd:

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Originally posted by PASig:
No one can (yet) “require” you be injected with an experimental vaccine...

That's not what I'm hearing, my employer is demanding it, like a fevered religion, it's creepy.

Food for thought...

Jab-erwacky (or, Why Are People So Crazy about Being Guinea Pigs?)

Seek thou the Covid Jab, my son!
The genes that morph, the fraud that hypes!
Let Pfizer have its way, but shun
Those frivolous skeptic types!

(Big Brother has said, ‘Tis good, ‘tis good,
And so the sacrifice is just –
Submission now is hardihood,
In Big Pharma we all trust…)

And hast thou had thy Covid Jab?
Put on that mask, thou foolish lad!
Yes, you feel sick – that’s just the trick
That means we’ve all been had.

https://off-guardian.org/2021/...t-being-guinea-pigs/

Hi Fenris,

The best person to help you decide which Vaccine is best for you is your actual physician. The choice should be made based upon your medical history and any existing conditions.

I received one dose of the Moderna Vaccine, but I did consult with my Rheumatologist due to being on immune suppression for Psoriatic Arthritis. He recommended either mRNA based vaccine for me based upon my history and the medicines that I take.

Moderna and Pfizer are based upon mRNA, while the J and J vaccine uses a replication incompetent Adenovirus as the delivery vector for the COVID-19 material.

Here is a good overview of how the Moderna Vaccine works: https://www.nytimes.com/intera...ovid-19-vaccine.html

Here is good overview the J and J vaccine even though it is CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/29...-it-works/index.html

Again, the best person help you make your decision is your doctor based upon your medical history.

Best regards,

Mike (Molecular Biologist and Immunologist)

Now 23 days into my second Moderna shot....have had no serious problems whatsoever, although I have noticed a desire to sniff around trees and piss on fire hydrants.

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Now 23 days into my second Moderna shot....have had no serious problems whatsoever, although I have noticed a desire to sniff around trees and piss on fire hydrants.

Nothing new there. You already did that

Well, er...now that you mention it.

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^^^ 'They' have been saying a lot of stuff, and much of whet 'they' have been saying has been spectacularly wrong! Who's to say 'they' know what they're talking about here....

This thread is for people who have basically already decided in favor of the vaccine. The person I was addressing seems already "for" the vaccine, as his wife has taken it, but he himself has not under the impression that someone who has already been through the illness can no longer benefit from it. This is not necessarily true for any vaccine. Was simply pointing that out as a favor to him.

As a follow up to my earlier post, my boss got his yesterday afternoon. He called off sick today due to effects from the vaccine.

He is quite healthy and rarely takes a sick day. Even if he feels bad (rare) he still works from home.

This is also interesting....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...kjq-ec&feature=share

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
^^^ 'They' have been saying a lot of stuff, and much of whet 'they' have been saying has been spectacularly wrong! Who's to say 'they' know what they're talking about here....

This thread is for people who have basically already decided in favor of the vaccine. The person I was addressing seems already "for" the vaccine, as his wife has taken it, but he himself has not under the impression that someone who has already been through the illness can no longer benefit from it. This is not necessarily true for any vaccine. Was simply pointing that out as a favor to him.

Sooo, you're a mind reader, and anyone that disagrees is NOT welcome here...

^No, I did say "seems", and if he wishes to correct me, fine. I decided to take a chance on being wrong as I didn't want someone to face a potentially life-threatening situation based on a misconception.

I get my vaccine shot Monday Apr 12th.

It was the soonest date I could fine outside of driving a hour to more out of town.

I think it is a Pfizer shot.

Looking forward to it.

HK Ag

Wife and I just got 1st shot of Moderna on Wednesday. We both have soreness at the injection site, like someone gave you a nice punch there. Its still there today. I had a very slight headache and very slightly more tired yesterday, but an extra Mt Dew fixed both.

My main question is, do I need to wrap just my arm where the injection site was or my whole body with aluminum foil to block the GPS tracker? Is the tracker in my blood stream now? Where is the best place to cut it out?

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Originally posted by Scuba Steve Sig:
Wife and I just got 1st shot of Moderna on Wednesday. We both have soreness at the injection site, like someone gave you a nice punch there. Its still there today. I had a very slight headache and very slightly more tired yesterday, but an extra Mt Dew fixed both.

My main question is, do I need to wrap just my arm where the injection site was or my whole body with aluminum foil to block the GPS tracker? Is the tracker in my blood stream now? Where is the best place to cut it out?

If you have clear blood vessels without a diagnosis of atherosclerosis, they generally lodge somewhere in your Eye or Johnson depending.

I don't have much of a choice here. I get my 2nd Moderna shot this coming Monday. Didn't have any effects after the 1st shot, but I'm told there are more reactions to the 2nd one.

flashguy

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Originally posted by Pyker:
I got the J&J (Janssen) shot today. So far, so good. No sign of a tail and no desire to dine on braaaiiiinnnnsss yet.

I will keep you all posted.

No reactions here. Not even a sore arm. All is good.

My wife got both of her shots finishing last month. She has been nagging the crap out of me to get the shots.

I just spent 8 hours in my local ER yesterday with covid symptoms. The doctor told me I had it but the covid tests proved I did not.

Still not 100% yet but now she is really on me.

I've opted for the Pfizer and have had no issues to date. INitially I had planned not to receive the shots but with family members that have cardiac issues, asthma and diabetes, just to mention a few, it seemed wise to not be the one to potentially pass it on to them.

Absolutely no JNJ for our family as we won’t abide having abortive derived cells used as a “cure” for anything.

Fuck that.

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Absolutely no JNJ for our family as we won’t abide having abortive derived cells used as a “cure” for anything.

Fuck that.

I wondered about that
As if why hide it if there's nothing wrong?