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New Covid variant allegedly coming back

Tiny said:
People also die from flus but we don't force flu shots on people.
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It's a balancing act. WITH all the measures, the required vaccines and the rest, over a million Americans were killed by Covid. It would have been a lot more if treated like the flu, if you had your way.
 
rjay said:
No you won't . :) I tried to do that last year. They won't give you both at the same time. That is because if you have a reaction, they will what shot you had the reaction to.
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It might also be because they interfere with each other. But he didn't say he'd get them together, he said different times.
 
rjay said:
No you won't . :) I tried to do that last year. They won't give you both at the same time. That is because if you have a reaction, they will what shot you had the reaction to.
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Baloney.
 
rjay said:
No you won't . :) I tried to do that last year. They won't give you both at the same time. That is because if you have a reaction, they will what shot you had the reaction to.
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Ah, crap. You're right.
 
Kelby said:
Baloney.
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If you think I am engaging in falsehood, there is not much I can say.
I do wonder, however, what reason do you think I would have to lie about something like that. And why would you think that reason was my motive rather than just assume I was trying to
give a heads up to a fellow poster?

Do you generally assign the worst motive possible to people you do not know?
 
Captain Adverse said:
This kind of response is why I typically don't respond to people like you. So smugly superior and all-knowingly judgmental.

But no, the reason why I didn't feel a need to get a Covid shot was because I had a serious hospitalization incident with the Flu when I was 5 years old. I recovered and have never caught either a cold or a version of the Flu since. I had no need of a vaccination.

Now, back to permanent tagline time you go. (n):coffee:
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Struck a nerve, did I? Well, I don't pretend to be all-knowing, but I do know that covid is not a strain of influenza and getting the flu sixty ****ing years ago in no way helps your body defend itself against covid.

Your response also simply doesn't address the attitude problem. Getting a vaccine makes people less worried, not more worried. So, run off and feel smugly superior.
 
There's no "allegedly." I know people who have gotten sick from the current wave.
 
rjay said:
If you think I am engaging in falsehood, there is not much I can say.
I do wonder, however, what reason do you think I would have to lie about something like that. And why would you think that reason was my motive rather than just assume I was trying to
give a heads up to a fellow poster?

Do you generally assign the worst motive possible to people you do not know?
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I had five vaccines administered last winter/spring. Covid, Flu, Pneumonia, Shingles.

As I recall, I had the Covid, Flu, and first Covid shot in the same appointment.
 
Tiny said:
People also die from flus but we don't force flu shots on people.
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depends on your job. Some require you to get a flu shot. I had to get a flu shot every year when I worked at Texas Children's. It was required. If you were allergic to the shot, you had to wear a mask as soon as you entered the building and could not remove it while inside the building. I have gotten the Covid shot. I had Covid before the vaccinations and you damn right I am getting the shot...it nearly killed me the first time.
 
rjay said:
No you won't . :) I tried to do that last year. They won't give you both at the same time. That is because if you have a reaction, they will want to know what shot you had the reaction to.
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They wouldn't give me Shingrix with the Covid vaccine at the same time...Both shots are tough, but that Shingrix shot yikes...glad I don't have to do that again.
 
Kelby said:
I had five vaccines administered last winter/spring. Covid, Flu, Pneumonia, Shingles.

As I recall, I had the Covid, Flu, and first Covid shot in the same appointment.
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ETA: Sorry first Shingles shot.
 
ClaraD said:
They wouldn't give me Shingrix with the Covid vaccine at the same time...Both shots are tough, but that Shingrix shot yikes...glad I don't have to do that again.
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They did me. Flu and Covid I hardly felt, but Shingrix yikes, you can feel that one.

Of course, I've never had any adverse reactions to any vaccine.
 
Kelby said:
They did me. Flu and Covid I hardly felt, but Shingrix yikes, you can feel that one.

Of course, I've never had any adverse reactions to any vaccine.
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yeah, the doctor warned me that the Shingrix vaccine is painful and sucks...but boy was I not prepared....ouch!
 
Tiny said:
I don't mean to say that the jab will cause literal death. I call it death jab as a figure of speech to show how much I despise it.
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That's OK, it's not uncommon. Some people are just afraid of needles and doctors.

If it's any consolation, I have had 6 Covid vaccines. It wasn't that different from any other kind of vaccine. Sometimes it helps to treat yourself to something afterwards for being brave, like a McDonald's Happy Meal or ice cream. It helps.

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ataraxia said:
That's OK, it's not uncommon. Some people are just afraid of needles and doctors.

If it's any consolation, I have had 6 Covid vaccines. It wasn't that different from any other kind of vaccine. Sometimes it helps to treat yourself to something afterwards for being brave, like a McDonald's Happy Meal or ice cream. It helps.

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Kelby said:
They did me. Flu and Covid I hardly felt, but Shingrix yikes, you can feel that one.

Of course, I've never had any adverse reactions to any vaccine.
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I know. Covid shots were never that bad for me. But the Shingrix shot really hit me hard for a day or two. And it was worse the second time.
 
ClaraD said:
They wouldn't give me Shingrix with the Covid vaccine at the same time...Both shots are tough, but that Shingrix shot yikes...glad I don't have to do that again.
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NNNOOO - -you keep that first Shingrex shot away from me!! That knocked me on by butt for a couple of days!

As for the new Covid booster, as soon as the doc says I can get it, right into the arm it goes (with the flu booster). Had open heart surgery back in March (triple bypass) and will do everything I can to protect myself with Doc's approval now that i'm in the HIGH risk category.
 
Man0in3Black said:
NNNOOO - -you keep that first Shingrex shot away from me!! That knocked me on by butt for a couple of days!

As for the new Covid booster, as soon as the doc says I can get it, right into the arm it goes (with the flu booster). Had open heart surgery back in March (triple bypass) and will do everything I can to protect myself with Doc's approval now that i'm in the HIGH risk category.
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You had a choice and you made it. Wait until a friend of yours has shingles, at that point you will be glad you went through the Shingrex reaction. I was fortunate and didn't really have a reaction, aside from a very sore arm for a couple of days.
 
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