Viruses / Vaccines
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Once they are out there people rather use fake cards then get vaccinated it’s not like they only made 1000 I’d say they are thousands out in circulation!PJNB said:
I am not saying they are not out there. I was asking why you would use the word plenty.josevolution said:
Folks have been using fake cards since the hockey playoffs! That’s when I 1st heard about them..PJNB said:
Lolla was a success with the same rules as SHN. It will be a ok either way. Also what is plenty to you and how do you know that there are plenty at all events?josevolution said:Yep plenty of fake cards at all events! SHN will be no different..jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.Post edited by PJNB on0
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PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.Yes, the news late last night was that booster shots for recipients of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are recommended eight months after being fully vaccinated. Boosters are expected to be rolled out on a wide scale in September (immune-suppressed people can get them now).An annual flu shot already is part of our family routine, so I don't think it will be an issue for people like us.And for the "OMG this is such new technology!" people -- once again, the mRNA vaccine technology was developed years ago in an effort to find a vaccine for HIV. This morning, I read that such a vaccine is ready for trials.All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.0
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I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.0 -
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
Any word on whether the boosters are expected to have any side-effects similar to those of the initial vaccine?0
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HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.0 -
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.0 -

NO vaccine exemption policies for children under 12. Our negative test to enter the States will suffice instead.
Which brings me back to the Feb 2020 question... is it better to catch the (delta) virus now than before or on vacations?Post edited by Spunkie onI was swimming in the Great Barrier Reef
Animals were hiding behind the Coral
Except for little Turtle
I could swear he's trying to talk to me
Gurgle Gurgle0 -
I thought they'd mix up the mRNA formula easily for variants before the third....I was swimming in the Great Barrier Reef
Animals were hiding behind the Coral
Except for little Turtle
I could swear he's trying to talk to me
Gurgle Gurgle0 -
and that would be misleading. the technology for these vaccines has been around over a decade. all that was needed was the target.tempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
double posttempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
I am going to guess yes, but it is just a guess. I might try to arrange to get it on a Friday, so if I do feel crappy I can stay home and not be at work. My side effects only lasted the day after the injection last time.hedonist said:Any word on whether the boosters are expected to have any side-effects similar to those of the initial vaccine?0 -
& I believe we're 17 months out from the first Moderna trials.HughFreakingDillon said:
and that would be misleading. the technology for these vaccines has been around over a decade. all that was needed was the target.tempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.0 -
That is how I read it as well. Same shot. So now they are coming out with boosters for the boosters (second shot I thought was a booster). These will at the very least help those that are more vulnerable right away since they were the ones that got vaccinated first to begin with. On top of that they are coming out with another shot entirely that is supposed to fight off the Delta better. Ya I can see how this works but can also see how antivaxxers will love this and fuel their reasoning for not getting the shots.mrussel1 said:
Is a booster a different compound? I thought it was the same compound, just third shot.hedonist said:Any word on whether the boosters are expected to have any side-effects similar to those of the initial vaccine?0 -
Since 2003 and SARS, yes.HughFreakingDillon said:
and that would be misleading. the technology for these vaccines has been around over a decade. all that was needed was the target.tempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.
Next to be said would be "It's still an experimental vaccine and I don't want to be a guinea pig..."
They have a reply for everything.0 -
tempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.
But the mRNA vaccine technology was in development for years, as I noted. And the vaccines were trailled on thousands of people. And 160 million Americans have since been vaccinated, with precious few adverse events.
All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.0 -
My sister's in-laws just got boosters this week. Her MIL is immune compromised so was eligible. They had similar effects to the initial vaccine - some fever and headaches. I don't know if that will be common, however.hedonist said:Any word on whether the boosters are expected to have any side-effects similar to those of the initial vaccine?
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tempo_n_groove said:
Since 2003 and SARS, yes.HughFreakingDillon said:
and that would be misleading. the technology for these vaccines has been around over a decade. all that was needed was the target.tempo_n_groove said:
Another angle for you. Those vaccines were worked on for years. Not 12 months.curmudgeoness said:HughFreakingDillon said:
queue up the "where does it end?" anti-vaxxer angle.JeBurkhardt said:
I got my second Moderna shot in February, so It should be sometime in October when it is recommended for me to get the booster. Time to roll up the sleeve.PJNB said:Boosters are starting to come out soon. This is going to help the people that trust in the science and further push away those that do not. If it is needed I am all for it but if you need a booster 8 months after you already have been vaccinated the number of people willing to go in for more is going to drop off significantly I feel.
Never mind that boosters already are required for many vaccines; my son had to get a tetanus booster the other day for grad school. And as a doctor recently noted, many of the vaccine we receive in childhood require multiple injections. This is nothing new, but some people will act like it is.
That is also what is said.
Next to be said would be "It's still an experimental vaccine and I don't want to be a guinea pig..."
They have a reply for everything.
They'll be fresh out of excuses other than "But I don't wanna!" once the vaccines get full FDA approval -- which Fauci thinks is coming very soon.
All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.0
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