Pfizer vaccine fully approved this morning.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/f-...edgdhp&pc=U531
I haven't followed this stuff closely, but I thought I'd seen where ivermectin was being used successfully (or at least somewhat so, and through official channels) in India? That was a few weeks ago and I never made the connection more recently when people mentioned deworming medication. Until now anyway.
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I took the Moderna vaccine. No offense SteveSly.... I just didn't want to go through the rigmarole of dealing with CVS, so I went to Publix and just walked in, no appointment, filled out a piece of paper and got the shots.
I didn't know the vaccines were not approved when they were giving them out.
It took me about 8 days to feel "normal" again after the second Moderna jab. It was weird. Glad I got vaccinated.
Because Israel vaccinated a million people by the beginning of January, there was plenty of data to prove safety and efficacy. They should have given formal approval way earlier. There is too much NIH in NIH. Now we are waiting for the Israeli data showing that boosting beyond elders is safe. One expert who worked on the mRNA approach to vaccine back in the 90’s, has said we need to wait for data to show whether more vaccine could cause the immune system to shut down T cell production of antibodies. An infection of a vaccinated person (26% chance in high transmission area) highly likely causes a mild cold like illness that produces a broader and more enduring immunity than the vaccine which is tuned for one protein. Israelis have the data that shows the need for a booster for elders with waning immunity. Because they vaccinated so many, so early, they have the need for the booster now. Beyond the elders is the question.
I have been extremely tired all day since my 2. Pfizer stich - 3 weeks ago.
No other explanation is plausible.
I hope it will pass.
With my 2nd Moderna shot, the next day I felt generally groggy, as though I needed coffee even though I had coffee. If I hadn't been paying attention to the fact that I had just had a vaccine, I might have just thought I had a lousy night's sleep or something.
I took 3 days off work to recover. Back to work and I had this bad pain in my lower back. I could walk fine but standing up from sitting was agony. A couple days later the pain went away.
All I got was a sore arm from both of my Pfizer shots. I had a slight headache after the first one, but I'm not convinced it was from the shot. My daughter just got her second one today around Noon. If she gets slammed, it might be any minute.
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
So side effects at all from the Pfizer shots. Will be first in line for the booster once eligible.
I thought I heard months ago that people who have a bad reaction to the second jab means they have a strong immune system. It means it's working.
Unless you were previously infected, then the first shot feels like a second, but gives the person >26 times more immunity than two shots. However the idiot system still states get two shots, which in this case doesn’t matter, or does it since over vaccination can turn off the immune system. Still waiting on the Israeli data to prove it.
If previously infected pre-delta, you need two shots to defend against it. Previous to delta infections aren’t the greatest for immunity wrt delta.
Never been infected as far as I know.Unless you were previously infected,
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
In Denmark the authorities are now talking about we should all have a 3. jab.
But the virus will change like the flu.
We can just hope that it will get less and less dangeous.
Its endless.
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