One year of COVID, a reflection.

I like turkeys

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Foreverhappychan wrote:

They 100% will not mix doses like that. Because it's one vaccine over time, spread out for maximum efficacy. A friend of mine in the early Moderna trial did get multiple vaccines for testing but they were very spread out and very carefully monitored.

im like 92% sure some areas already have mixed doses exactly like that.

I got two shots back in april. Listen to the pros. I dig trenches, foundations, swimming pools, and clear right of ways for a living what I know about viruses? Nothing. Didnt like pain but did it anyway. Cant wait to no masks!


Thats end game folks just do it and party on!

PS thank god for wonderful scientists who solved this riddle.

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Aim_Deep wrote:

I got two shots back in april. Listen to the pros. I dig trenches, foundations, swimming pools, and clear right of ways for a living what I know about viruses? Nothing.

i find this interesting.
are you incapable of learning?

i drywall and tape houses all day. what do i know about viruses and vaccines? i guarantee more than the majority of health care workers. doctors and nurses.
just because they work in health care doesn't mean they're experts in everything. but you choose to trust their opinions because why? they're not the experts in virology. they merely recite what they're told in the memos from their public health officials.

like the whole masks issue. if a doctor tells you to wear a mask that it protects you versus covid19 virus as his medical advise, they're guilty of medical malpractice. fact.

when it comes to each individuals health, its my opinion that you're 100% responsible for your body and health, as well as mind and emotions.
to inject terrible substances into your body is absolutely your choice and nobody should be able to stop or force you otherwise, but to claim ignorance while doing it is, IMO, foolish and dangerous.

to each their own. anybody that wants the vaccine, i sincerely hope they get access and have a safe procedure.
if you got BOTH shots in april im assuming that in your country or area that distribution isn't too much of an issue, is that correct?

i know tons of people in my area that are basically begging for appointments and availability but it just isn't here for their age groups or demographics quite yet.

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xMustard wrote:

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Foreverhappychan wrote:

They 100% will not mix doses like that. Because it's one vaccine over time, spread out for maximum efficacy. A friend of mine in the early Moderna trial did get multiple vaccines for testing but they were very spread out and very carefully monitored.

im like 92% sure some areas already have mixed doses exactly like that.

I'm 100% sure you are close to the last person I'd trust on many matters of import beyond above average PoE knowledge and experience, in which case the term "matters of import" is really stretching it.

Mix and match, as I noted, is being trialed and tested but it is not the standard practice. When it comes to a highly adaptive little fucker like a coronavirus, nothing is set in stone. It's going to take years to normalise it, but they will.

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The_Impeacher wrote:

No. You do not.

oh, you know what i know and/or don't know? even more interesting

Always trust the experts:

Fauci Admits Only Around Half Of His Agency's Staff Are Vaccinated

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/fauci-admits-only-around-half-his-agencys-staff-are-vaccinated

Because if anyone knows how important it is to be vaccinated, it's those guys. =^[.]^=

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Foreverhappychan wrote:

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xMustard wrote:

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Foreverhappychan wrote:

They 100% will not mix doses like that. Because it's one vaccine over time, spread out for maximum efficacy. A friend of mine in the early Moderna trial did get multiple vaccines for testing but they were very spread out and very carefully monitored.

im like 92% sure some areas already have mixed doses exactly like that.

I'm 100% sure you are close to the last person I'd trust on many matters of import beyond above average PoE knowledge and experience, in which case the term "matters of import" is really stretching it.

Mix and match, as I noted, is being trialed and tested but it is not the standard practice. When it comes to a highly adaptive little fucker like a coronavirus, nothing is set in stone. It's going to take years to normalise it, but they will.

If I may chime in on this discussion, I can guarentee you that mixed doses do and have happened, though it's generally in special cases. To my knowledge almost exclusively in cases related to AZ, where it's use was discontinued for certain age groups. Essentially, if you got AZ as first vaccination, there's now a high chance you get for example Pfizer as the 2nd. Over here at least. Source: a close relative had this very thing happen to them.

Other than that no mix cases that I know of. It wouldn't make sense. Although they are supposed to work the same way, their compositions can be ever so slightly different, which could lead complications (you know, allergies and stuff). It's a risk not worth taking, considering that changing the vaccine midway through won't alter the outcome in a significant way. Again, the exception here is AZ where it was apparently said that it's riskier to take AZ than switch. I'm not knowledgable enough to properly judge if that was the right decision or not, but that's why we have people that deal with that kind of stuff for a living.

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The_Impeacher wrote:

Don't post disinformation out of Epoch Times and expect to be taken seriously.

Nice strawman. Now refute the story. =^[.]^=

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FCK42 wrote:

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Foreverhappychan wrote:

Mix and match, as I noted, is being trialed and tested but it is not the standard practice. When it comes to a highly adaptive little fucker like a coronavirus, nothing is set in stone. It's going to take years to normalise it, but they will.

If I may chime in on this discussion, I can guarentee you that mixed doses do and have happened, though it's generally in special cases. To my knowledge almost exclusively in cases related to AZ, where it's use was discontinued for certain age groups. Essentially, if you got AZ as first vaccination, there's now a high chance you get for example Pfizer as the 2nd. Over here at least. Source: a close relative had this very thing happen to them.

Other than that no mix cases that I know of. It wouldn't make sense. Although they are supposed to work the same way, their compositions can be ever so slightly different, which could lead complications (you know, allergies and stuff). It's a risk not worth taking, considering that changing the vaccine midway through won't alter the outcome in a significant way. Again, the exception here is AZ where it was apparently said that it's riskier to take AZ than switch. I'm not knowledgable enough to properly judge if that was the right decision or not, but that's why we have people that deal with that kind of stuff for a living.

Chime always welcome, friend. I asked my doc the other day (was in getting the flu vaccine, which can't be taken too close to a covid one, for fairly obvious reasons) and he said despite my age group and the vaunted clotting issues, I'd absolutely be getting AZ for the second and final jab come July. Maybe Germany is playing it differently than Oz? We have almost no real impetus for mass vax, as most European countries do. That and the clotting complication happens with the first dose (if at all), so a second doesn't carry the same potential risk.

So I dunno. I did some reading that India's dabbling with mix n match but they're so fucked it's not like they have much to lose by being so desperate.

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LoL Epoch Times. Really. Talk about not checking the bias of the source...none of the citation links in the Zero Hedge (!!!hahahawhat!!) article worked ("this tweet is unavailable") and the ET article that serves as its actual source flat out calls Covid the "CCP virus".

Yeah, real reliable journalism right there by "Tyler Durden". Funny how roughly the first billion hits for "what is zero hedge" are about how batshit crazy into conspiracy theories a former financial blog has become. Of course, given the ideologically juvenile pseudonym its main author chose to use, that's no big surprise.

So you linked to a story on a conspiracy theory site qouting an article from a staunchly anti-Chinese publication.

Needless to say:

Story fucking refuted.

Try again.

Or y'know, don't.

It's spectacularly poor taste to wax antivax on a thread made by a dude who has been on the Covid frontline for a year fighting to keep people from dying from it but eh, everyone's entitled to their opinion even when it's quite inappropriate to do so. Well, until the moderators deem otherwise, obviously...