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Posted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by sweethearts
How many people are recording blood clots over there in America after the AZ jab?
“The AstraZeneca vaccine has not yet been authorized for use in the United States”
I read this 4 days ago...
None of them have been approved or authorised anywhere via the usual channels. They have only been approved under the 'emergency use' provision.click to expand
Yes indeed
Experimental stages..
Just wanted to add from the time we all began to wear a mask I haven't been sick at all (even avoided catching covid from my spouse) and I usually get very sick once a year. I now hope we as a society have the brains to continue to utilize masks during flu seasons and when people in general get sick.
Posted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTown
Why do you people take vaccines?
I take it so that I don't become an incubator for viruses and spread it to my high risk loved ones
I got the Pfizer one done not long after it became available. They had a few physicians available to watch the group for about a half hour after the injections just in case anyone had a bad reaction. I don't think anyone really knew what to expect so it was a bit surreal.
No complications or side effects really. I felt a mild wave of nausea for about a minute after the first shot but then it was like nothing had happened. My arm wasn't even sore, which was especially surprising since the nurse stabbed me like the last chicken leg at Sunday dinner.
No complications or side effects really. I felt a mild wave of nausea for about a minute after the first shot but then it was like nothing had happened. My arm wasn't even sore, which was especially surprising since the nurse stabbed me like the last chicken leg at Sunday dinner.
Posted by MysteriousScorpio
I have not received the vaccine and don’t plan to. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease back in 2012 and I’ve heard about several people having flare ups of the disease and some nasty side effects after getting the vaccination. One person I heard about was paralyzed from the waist down so I’ll pass tyvm. I haven’t had a flare since 2012 since getting on medication and hope to avoid it. So I have no plans on getting the vaccine at least for now.
That’s shocking
Éric Clapton lost the use of his hands and feet for two weeks after getting the 2nd shot of AZ.
Got the second AZ shot on Friday. Went straight to the work afterwards and forgot about it. No side effects whatsoever...like for millions of other people.
Now that I’m fully vaccinated and immune 🙂, I’m going to pack my bags, book the best accommodations abroad, and holiday like no tomorrow!
Now that I’m fully vaccinated and immune 🙂, I’m going to pack my bags, book the best accommodations abroad, and holiday like no tomorrow!
I went to my first huge event this past weekend post vaccine (a baby shower with 200 people). Whilst I still used a mask, the new soon to be mom assured me 99% of her guests were vaccinated. She did not have a mask on and I asked if she was concerned at all! She said she wasn’t. She had gotten vaccinated back in December and got her second shot in January without knowing she was pregnant. The baby is healthy so far. She says she’s been to other big events the past months as well with no mask. She works at a pharmacy and a pharmacist told her to just take some Tylenol after going out to flush things out?! If only things truly worked that easily lol.
One thing I been hearing lately is how it’s okay and more effective long term to have more gap between the shots (especially for Moderna, not sure about Pfizer), instead of less than a month apart but the only reason the government has been pushing for a shorter gap is so that more people are fully vaccinated faster. I personally do wish I did a bigger gap if it would really allow me longer coverage but it is what it is.
One thing I been hearing lately is how it’s okay and more effective long term to have more gap between the shots (especially for Moderna, not sure about Pfizer), instead of less than a month apart but the only reason the government has been pushing for a shorter gap is so that more people are fully vaccinated faster. I personally do wish I did a bigger gap if it would really allow me longer coverage but it is what it is.
Posted by GC11_Posted by GC11_
I have my first dose of Pfizer, didn’t have any side effects or problems. I feel good 👌
I get my second dose in a few days, hopefully it goes as smoothly.
I got the second dose of Pfizer and this is my experience 👇👇👇👇
Morning 1: went to go get vaccine
Morning 2: woke up to my body feeling sore
Morning 3: felt back to normalclick to expand
My experience was similar to yours. I did not have any side effects after the first shot, besides the ache in my shoulder, although after the second one I had fever, chills, headache, body aches, but they were quite mild, and did not disturb me much, except chills which were the strongest side effects. They all were gone next day.
Caught covid back in early march last year. Was sick as a dog for 4 weeks, chomped thru about $ 400 worth of phenelephrine and antihistamine. Breathed mucus for another 4 b4 it disappeared. Lost a lot of taste ever since and felt weird for months later.
Doc used my blood test report in a trial to determine resistance/immunity of those who caught it. Back then no 'vax' was available.
Had 2 fizzers. No srs reactions. Nausea mostly shortly after.
Doc used my blood test report in a trial to determine resistance/immunity of those who caught it. Back then no 'vax' was available.
Had 2 fizzers. No srs reactions. Nausea mostly shortly after.
Only after some time I realized that a medical worker who made the second shot did not sanitize my skin before jabbing. OMG!
Posted by Som
My experience was similar to yours. I did not have any side effects after the first shot, besides the ache in my shoulder, although after the second one I had fever, chills, headache, body aches, but they were quite mild, and did not disturb me much, except chills which were the strongest side effects. They all were gone next day.
Posted by Pesto101
Caught covid back in early march last year. Was sick as a dog for 4 weeks, chomped thru about $ 400 worth of phenelephrine and antihistamine. Breathed mucus for another 4 b4 it disappeared. Lost a lot of taste ever since and felt weird for months later.
Doc used my blood test report in a trial to determine resistance/immunity of those who caught it. Back then no 'vax' was available.
Had 2 fizzers. No srs reactions. Nausea mostly shortly after.
What made you decide to get the vaccine after already catching it?
Posted by Sabotage
I just don't believe it. It's rare to re-catch and they say the vaccine plus catching it will giver you SUPER Immunity- Have I mentioned it's rare to re-catch?
The vaccine is doing it's job of keeping people out of the hospital. But I still believe the world will get it naturally.
Get as many boosters as you like, until a variant breaks through defenses cause you haven't caught it naturally.
I'm not a doctor though and no one really knows much about anything, since everything is so new as each variant comes out.
Just read this-
Doctor Says Fully Vaccinated People Are Going to Test Positive with Omicron: 'Our New Normal'
"With respiratory viruses, we can't ever prevent a positive test or mild symptoms," he said. "They're totally okay and that's what we expect. The vaccines are doing exactly what they should be for respiratory viruses; they're keeping people out of the hospital and that's a success."
"For the unvaccinated, though, the next few months could be dire as omicron spreads, Gupta warned."
So sure the vaccine is keeping people out of the hospital but for the unvaccinated could be dire
It always could be dire- for EVERYONE, just a lower percent of vaccinated people end up in the hospital.
Anyways, I'm ranting- I'm just sick of the agenda and no real info on the ones who've caught the virus naturally.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/doctor-says-fully-vaccinated-people-193332060.html
It appears the Cuban vaccine is going to be the winner
While all other vaccines focus on protein spikes which variants keep coming up the Cuban vaccine focused on the receptors and will work with any variant
It’s called abdala vaccine
Can’t wait for Mexico to start dishing it out
While all other vaccines focus on protein spikes which variants keep coming up the Cuban vaccine focused on the receptors and will work with any variant
It’s called abdala vaccine
Can’t wait for Mexico to start dishing it out
Posted by saggurl88Posted by Sabotage
I just don't believe it. It's rare to re-catch and they say the vaccine plus catching it will giver you SUPER Immunity- Have I mentioned it's rare to re-catch?
The vaccine is doing it's job of keeping people out of the hospital. But I still believe the world will get it naturally.
Get as many boosters as you like, until a variant breaks through defenses cause you haven't caught it naturally.
I'm not a doctor though and no one really knows much about anything, since everything is so new as each variant comes out.
Just read this-Doctor Says Fully Vaccinated People Are Going to Test Positive with Omicron: 'Our New Normal'
"With respiratory viruses, we can't ever prevent a positive test or mild symptoms," he said. "They're totally okay and that's what we expect. The vaccines are doing exactly what they should be for respiratory viruses; they're keeping people out of the hospital and that's a success.""For the unvaccinated, though, the next few months could be dire as omicron spreads, Gupta warned."
So sure the vaccine is keeping people out of the hospital but for the unvaccinated could be dire
It always could be dire- for EVERYONE, just a lower percent of vaccinated people end up in the hospital.
Anyways, I'm ranting- I'm just sick of the agenda and no real info on the ones who've caught the virus naturally.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/doctor-says-fully-vaccinated-people-193332060.html
There's no money in natural immunity.
Posted by AgentP911Posted by saggurl88Posted by Sabotage
I just don't believe it. It's rare to re-catch and they say the vaccine plus catching it will giver you SUPER Immunity- Have I mentioned it's rare to re-catch?
The vaccine is doing it's job of keeping people out of the hospital. But I still believe the world will get it naturally.
Get as many boosters as you like, until a variant breaks through defenses cause you haven't caught it naturally.
I'm not a doctor though and no one really knows much about anything, since everything is so new as each variant comes out.
Just read this-Doctor Says Fully Vaccinated People Are Going to Test Positive with Omicron: 'Our New Normal'
"With respiratory viruses, we can't ever prevent a positive test or mild symptoms," he said. "They're totally okay and that's what we expect. The vaccines are doing exactly what they should be for respiratory viruses; they're keeping people out of the hospital and that's a success.""For the unvaccinated, though, the next few months could be dire as omicron spreads, Gupta warned."
So sure the vaccine is keeping people out of the hospital but for the unvaccinated could be dire
It always could be dire- for EVERYONE, just a lower percent of vaccinated people end up in the hospital.
Anyways, I'm ranting- I'm just sick of the agenda and no real info on the ones who've caught the virus naturally.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/doctor-says-fully-vaccinated-people-193332060.html
There's no money in natural immunity.click to expand
Posted by AgentP911Posted by saggurl88Posted by Sabotage
I just don't believe it. It's rare to re-catch and they say the vaccine plus catching it will giver you SUPER Immunity- Have I mentioned it's rare to re-catch?
The vaccine is doing it's job of keeping people out of the hospital. But I still believe the world will get it naturally.
Get as many boosters as you like, until a variant breaks through defenses cause you haven't caught it naturally.
I'm not a doctor though and no one really knows much about anything, since everything is so new as each variant comes out.
Just read this-Doctor Says Fully Vaccinated People Are Going to Test Positive with Omicron: 'Our New Normal'
"With respiratory viruses, we can't ever prevent a positive test or mild symptoms," he said. "They're totally okay and that's what we expect. The vaccines are doing exactly what they should be for respiratory viruses; they're keeping people out of the hospital and that's a success.""For the unvaccinated, though, the next few months could be dire as omicron spreads, Gupta warned."
So sure the vaccine is keeping people out of the hospital but for the unvaccinated could be dire
It always could be dire- for EVERYONE, just a lower percent of vaccinated people end up in the hospital.
Anyways, I'm ranting- I'm just sick of the agenda and no real info on the ones who've caught the virus naturally.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/doctor-says-fully-vaccinated-people-193332060.html
There's no money in natural immunity.click to expand
B I N G O 👏
Posted by saggurl88Posted by Pesto101
Caught covid back in early march last year. Was sick as a dog for 4 weeks, chomped thru about $ 400 worth of phenelephrine and antihistamine. Breathed mucus for another 4 b4 it disappeared. Lost a lot of taste ever since and felt weird for months later.
Doc used my blood test report in a trial to determine resistance/immunity of those who caught it. Back then no 'vax' was available.
Had 2 fizzers. No srs reactions. Nausea mostly shortly after.
What made you decide to get the vaccine after already catching it?click to expand
Social credit rating..
Our govt has introduced a double vax mandate where we cannot go to venues wihout a digital certificate.
3 weeks ago the leader tweeted 'the minute 80% single dose would mean no masks, no restrictions.' We have smashed that % yet they backflipped it all on us ths week.
Typical of left ruled state and fed governments worldwide to screw us.
2 jabs of moderna. No side-effects of either one, just muscle soreness.
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
2 shots of moderna. The only thing I felt was sore arm and nothing else. If I blame moderna for diarrhea I call bullshit. I've always had that for excessive eating for years long before this pandemic thing started.
In the beginning of 2021, I heard that people who had COVID-19 receive their immune response faster that people who had not COVID-19, because their organism met the infection before, and it is enough for them to have only one shot of a vaccine, but I did not get whether or not it matters how many months ago they had COVID-19.
Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
The Gem was gone the last few days to Texas for a work conference. All employees are vaccinated. And for the conference they were testing daily. 2nd day of conference a bunch of people testing positive for covid. Lol go figure, thanks Texas.
Now I got a sick Gem at home. Thank fuck we tackled the guest house/garage first in our reno cause he is comfy af.
Now I got a sick Gem at home. Thank fuck we tackled the guest house/garage first in our reno cause he is comfy af.
Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
I get shot Sinovac 2 times. It been a few month, havent felt any side effect.
I already guessed soon theres gonna be the third vaccine and there we go, Omicron gonna be the reason for that.
I already guessed soon theres gonna be the third vaccine and there we go, Omicron gonna be the reason for that.
Posted by Som
In the beginning of 2021, I heard that people who had COVID-19 receive their immune response faster that people who had not COVID-19, because their organism met the infection before, and it is enough for them to have only one shot of a vaccine, but I did not get whether or not it matters how many months ago they had COVID-19.Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/click to expand
Yes, it is correct that you'll get an immune response faster, if you were previously immunised (either by vaccine or by infection with the virus). It's only a few days after the booster (instead of 10-14 days). Response is pretty fast, but what matters most is how strong is going to be, and how long is going to last.
Take both doses of the of vaccine (unless it's JJ), even if you had Covid months earlier. Not much point to take one single dose... I would have waited at least 3 months after Covid to have a jab (officially you should wait at least a month)...but that was before Omicron...
Posted by einsthepisces
I get shot Sinovac 2 times. It been a few month, havent felt any side effect.
I already guessed soon theres gonna be the third vaccine and there we go, Omicron gonna be the reason for that.
According to the article below, you should be sorted! 94% efficiency against Omicron for the booster 😄
https://www.hindustantimes.com/health/sinovac-booster-shot-is-94-efficient-against-omicron-varaint-claims-company-101639705812972.html
Posted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.click to expand
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
I had two shots two weeks ago, despite I have already had COVID-19. But I had it one year ago, and not 6 months ago, so I do not know whether or not it will help to protect me.
Posted by Undine
Yes, it is correct that you'll get an immune response faster, if you were previously immunised (either by vaccine or by infection with the virus). It's only a few days after the booster (instead of 10-14 days). Response is pretty fast, but what matters most is how strong is going to be, and how long is going to last.
Take both doses of the of vaccine (unless it's JJ), even if you had Covid months earlier. Not much point to take one single dose... I would have waited at least 3 months after Covid to have a jab (officially you should wait at least a month)...but that was before Omicron...
Posted by Som
I had two shots two weeks ago, despite I have already had COVID-19. But I had it one year ago, and not 6 months ago, so I do not know whether or not it will help to protect me.Posted by Undine
Yes, it is correct that you'll get an immune response faster, if you were previously immunised (either by vaccine or by infection with the virus). It's only a few days after the booster (instead of 10-14 days). Response is pretty fast, but what matters most is how strong is going to be, and how long is going to last.
Take both doses of the of vaccine (unless it's JJ), even if you had Covid months earlier. Not much point to take one single dose... I would have waited at least 3 months after Covid to have a jab (officially you should wait at least a month)...but that was before Omicron...click to expand
One year ago? Most likely not much...
Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!click to expand
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
moderna.
july, first shot, just pain in the arm.
august, second shot; fever, limb pain, heart palpatations, headache and numbness on the point of my nose ....and a stuffy nose.
booster - end of december. we´ll see.
stay safe everybody!
july, first shot, just pain in the arm.
august, second shot; fever, limb pain, heart palpatations, headache and numbness on the point of my nose ....and a stuffy nose.
booster - end of december. we´ll see.
stay safe everybody!
Posted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.click to expand
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?click to expand
Did your uncle have an autoimmune? Sorry to hear that.
2 doses of Pfizer in August. Was sleepy and hungry. Apart from that all good. Haven't had Covid.
Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?click to expand
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.
Posted by TruemaraPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Did your uncle have an autoimmune? Sorry to hear that.click to expand
No. Nothing like that. Issues after first shot but then pressed by GP and hospital to get second.
Posted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.click to expand
That is terrible
Was he ill before the first dose?
Are you going to take it further?
Sympathies to you and your family, Agent
💙
Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.
That is terrible
Was he ill before the first dose?
Are you going to take it further?
Sympathies to you and your family, Agent
💙click to expand
Many thanks. It's one in a list of family and friends who have had minor to major issues plus death from the poison. He was fine before the first dose. No health issues. It was officially confirmed by an inquest. Took my aunt, who has also suffered health issues from the poison, lots of pushing for an inquest as the hospital wanted to declare it a covid death which was bollocks. They didn't actually know what killed him but they wanted to conveniently declared it covid which was a kick in the teeth. It cannot be taken further unfortunately and nothing will bring him back. There's no liability anywhere. There's a set of lawyers taking cases as there's been so many VITT in the UK but also around the world. I don't think my aunt has the energy for it.
Posted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.
That is terrible
Was he ill before the first dose?
Are you going to take it further?
Sympathies to you and your family, Agent
💙
Many thanks. It's one in a list of family and friends who have had minor to major issues plus death from the poison. He was fine before the first dose. No health issues. It was officially confirmed by an inquest. Took my aunt, who has also suffered health issues from the poison, lots of pushing for an inquest as the hospital wanted to declare it a covid death which was bollocks. They didn't actually know what killed him but they wanted to conveniently declared it covid which was a kick in the teeth. It cannot be taken further unfortunately and nothing will bring him back. There's no liability anywhere. There's a set of lawyers taking cases as there's been so many VITT in the UK but also around the world. I don't think my aunt has the energy for it.click to expand
You’re welcome...my 💙goes out to you all😞
The inquest actually showed your uncle passed from the jab?
I know here there are lots of cases where people passed from car crashes, heart attacks, cancer etc and the reason for death was shown as Covid. Its disgusting and so corrupt.
Its good to hear there are lawyers out there ready to defend the families. Yes i believe there have been many deaths as a result of the jab.
So so sad 😞
Awful but at least the Coroner had the decency to admit the jab killed this lady
https://www.google.ie/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-19-blood-clots-from-astrazeneca-jab-killed-mother-coroner-finds-12479406
Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.
That is terrible
Was he ill before the first dose?
Are you going to take it further?
Sympathies to you and your family, Agent
💙
Many thanks. It's one in a list of family and friends who have had minor to major issues plus death from the poison. He was fine before the first dose. No health issues. It was officially confirmed by an inquest. Took my aunt, who has also suffered health issues from the poison, lots of pushing for an inquest as the hospital wanted to declare it a covid death which was bollocks. They didn't actually know what killed him but they wanted to conveniently declared it covid which was a kick in the teeth. It cannot be taken further unfortunately and nothing will bring him back. There's no liability anywhere. There's a set of lawyers taking cases as there's been so many VITT in the UK but also around the world. I don't think my aunt has the energy for it.
You’re welcome...my 💙goes out to you all😞
The inquest actually showed your uncle passed from the jab?
I know here there are lots of cases where people passed from car crashes, heart attacks, cancer etc and the reason for death was shown as Covid. Its disgusting and so corrupt.
Its good to hear there are lawyers out there ready to defend the families. Yes i believe there have been many deaths as a result of the jab.
So so sad 😞
Awful but at least the Coroner had the decency to admit the jab killed this lady
https://www.google.ie/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-19-blood-clots-from-astrazeneca-jab-killed-mother-coroner-finds-12479406
Yeah, it was clearly the reason. No bones about it. There are so so many around the world such as my uncle or who have been adversely affected. I recall the husband of this lady earlier in the year. He was on fb. It was so sad as he was totally destroyed by her death. However, he also described as being totally fobbed off that it was the vaccine. No, no, nothing to see here, definitely not the vaccine. Anything and everything but the vaccine. He had nasty comments about spreading "misinformation" and being "anti vax" which was quite early in the year. That shit really pisses me off. I'm so glad he got the conclusion but it doesn't bring her back. Then it's labeled as "rare" side effects but when you look more into it I don't think it's rare. Certainly not worth the gamble for me to take it but others may feel it is - totally their choice. I don't agree with it but I see why people want it
but I value freedom of choice over everything. Not for me to dictate or interfere with another.
You're in the UK, yeah?
I know they have been bullshitting the figures from day one. As soon as they knew they'd get more funding for Rona patients, every man and his dog had Rona on their death cert. Same as all this within 28 days (and they do 60 days too) of a positive test. They test everyone who goes into the hospital and record it as Rona even if it's for something else. They said there's only 5m in the UK not jabbed. They got caught out that it's 23m unjabbed including the under 11s. More bullshit from the bullshit factory of bullshit. More "fear porn" from the Whitty prat just to fuck up YOUR Xmas again. Yawn.
Posted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by AgentP911Posted by UndinePosted by AgentP911Posted by Undine
Someone asked about how good your protection against Omicron will be, if you had either Covid or two jabs.
Some fresh data coming from a study in the UK showed that protection against Omicron is likely to be as follows:
a) 19% if you had Covid in the past 6 Mo (used to be 85% for previous variant!);
b) 0-20% if you had two vaccines;
c) 55-80% if you had 3 vaccines (the booster).
In other words, 80% remain unprotected from Omicron, after either a Covid infection with previous variant, or two jabs. Only 20-45% still unprotected after 3 jabs (booster jab).
What about people who had both Covid and the two jabs in the last 6 months? Don't know, but I would think their protection against Omicron should be at "booster level", if not stronger.
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/232698/modelling-suggests-rapid-spread-omicron-england/
If you've had Astrazenica then you are at minus levels of protection for the Omicron variant. The other two in the UK, Pfizer and Moderna faired better as they're a different type which is why they are mainly offering Pfizer as booster in UK. Plus they bought a load of that overpriced shit so now they have to get it in people's arms I guess.
Yes, I did, and it protected me against the Delta variant which killed my father.
I managed to get a mRNA booster recently, so hopefully my chance to NOT catch Omicron and become symptomatic during this terrible UK wave are at least 1 in 2!
The Astra killed my Uncle. No protection there for him unfortunately.
Sorry to hear that
What happened?
Vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) after second shot of AZ. He had issues after the first shot but they pressed him to get the second shot. For his health, apparently.
That is terrible
Was he ill before the first dose?
Are you going to take it further?
Sympathies to you and your family, Agent
💙
Many thanks. It's one in a list of family and friends who have had minor to major issues plus death from the poison. He was fine before the first dose. No health issues. It was officially confirmed by an inquest. Took my aunt, who has also suffered health issues from the poison, lots of pushing for an inquest as the hospital wanted to declare it a covid death which was bollocks. They didn't actually know what killed him but they wanted to conveniently declared it covid which was a kick in the teeth. It cannot be taken further unfortunately and nothing will bring him back. There's no liability anywhere. There's a set of lawyers taking cases as there's been so many VITT in the UK but also around the world. I don't think my aunt has the energy for it.
You’re welcome...my 💙goes out to you all😞
The inquest actually showed your uncle passed from the jab?
I know here there are lots of cases where people passed from car crashes, heart attacks, cancer etc and the reason for death was shown as Covid. Its disgusting and so corrupt.
Its good to hear there are lawyers out there ready to defend the families. Yes i believe there have been many deaths as a result of the jab.
So so sad 😞
Awful but at least the Coroner had the decency to admit the jab killed this lady
https://www.google.ie/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-19-blood-clots-from-astrazeneca-jab-killed-mother-coroner-finds-12479406
Yeah, it was clearly the reason. No bones about it. There are so so many around the world such as my uncle or who have been adversely affected. I recall the husband of this lady earlier in the year. He was on fb. It was so sad as he was totally destroyed by her death. However, he also described as being totally fobbed off that it was the vaccine. No, no, nothing to see here, definitely not the vaccine. Anything and everything but the vaccine. He had nasty comments about spreading "misinformation" and being "anti vax" which was quite early in the year. That shit really pisses me off. I'm so glad he got the conclusion but it doesn't bring her back. Then it's labeled as "rare" side effects but when you look more into it I don't think it's rare. Certainly not worth the gamble for me to take it but others may feel it is - totally their choice. I don't agree with it but I see why people want it
but I value freedom of choice over everything. Not for me to dictate or interfere with another.
You're in the UK, yeah?
I know they have been bullshitting the figures from day one. As soon as they knew they'd get more funding for Rona patients, every man and his dog had Rona on their death cert. Same as all this within 28 days (and they do 60 days too) of a positive test. They test everyone who goes into the hospital and record it as Rona even if it's for something else. They said there's only 5m in the UK not jabbed. They got caught out that it's 23m unjabbed including the under 11s. More bullshit from the bullshit factory of bullshit. More "fear porn" from the Whitty prat just to fuck up YOUR Xmas again. Yawn.click to expand
I’m in Ireland Agent, born in England
I hear you loud and clear
Corrupt old world .... i do believe the truth will out....i’m actually kind of scared for people.
@AgentP911
26 yr old guy killed by the jab
https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/dunedin-mans-death-linked-vaccine
43 yr old healthy lady died from the jab
https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10313969/amp/Healthy-mother-three-43-died-rare-blood-clots-AstraZeneca-jab.html
I like how the now billionare creator of regenaron explains the vaccine n his treatment @13:35
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