Will there be Spring practice, Covid-19 vaccine

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Heres how I see it.
Just as we know the covid vac has had bad effects on a few,weve issued guidelines for those who may need to either wait it out,or not take it, one size doesnt fot all.

That includes all vacs as well, yet no loose guidelines exist for them, yet in small numbers, it hurts some people.
Just an open and honest opinion of mine.

Maybe we should have a higher understanding that guidelines either need to exist, or that they do, for instances like when requirements becomes an issue, as in, if youre not vaccinated, you cant join in etc

These attitudes really doesnt push the possibility of a regular season/spring game to happen, as it doesnt address certain realities, yet we see some people saying itll be years, which doesnt do it either.
We take risks when we walk on ice/snow, drive in snow.ice/wet, drive in certain places etc etc.
Risks wont stop, yet life needs to go on.
 
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So, when a vaccine maker, under a EUA, says their vaccines cover the new mutations, the FDA has to follow that up as well, and all the other BS can be ignored, unless the FDA comes out against such claims

For people afraid of links,my above link is to the FDA, and explains the the current vaccines are in a Emergency Use Authorization , or EUA.
Any claims by any vaccine maker is being watched and studied by the FDA independently, so , if some famous Dr comes out and says to worry about these new strains, and the vaccine makers say theyre covered, and the FDA doesnt come out against the vaccine makers, what the famous Dr is saying is a greyed up pile of BS.

Down the road, God forbid, some mutation does arise, it doesnt make that famous Dr right right now
 
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My wife and I are now scheduled for our second COVID-19 vaccine injection. In theory will have 95% immunity

I sent the state department of health a series of questions asking what I should expect going forward and what our behavior should be.

They thanked me for the questions but only gave us the advice to continue the three Ws. (Mask, was, and no close contact)

I was most dis appointed that they did not respond to my most important question. I told them my wife and I were avid hikers and I wanted to know if it was safe for us to goi hiking during deer hunting season now that the vaccine has caused me to grow antlers.
 
My wife and I are now scheduled for our second COVID-19 vaccine injection. In theory will have 95% immunity

I sent the state department of health a series of questions asking what I should expect going forward and what our behavior should be.

They thanked me for the questions but only gave us the advice to continue the three Ws. (Mask, was, and no close contact)

I was most dis appointed that they did not respond to my most important question. I told them my wife and I were avid hikers and I wanted to know if it was safe for us to goi hiking during deer hunting season now that the vaccine has caused me to grow antlers.
Dang stick in the muds
 
Some health care personnel are declining a COVID vaccine, citing concerns of side effects, vaccine safety, and efficacy, the speed at which the vaccine was developed, and a lack of trust.

In Chicago, more than half of the staff at Roseland Community Hospital have declined to receive the vaccine as reported by CBSN Chicago.

According to the hospital’s CEO, Tim Egen, last month, 75 percent of their staff have refused to get the shot.
People Who Recovered From COVID-19 Should Receive Only 1 Dose of Vaccine: Study
 
Some health care personnel are declining a COVID vaccine, citing concerns of side effects, vaccine safety, and efficacy, the speed at which the vaccine was developed, and a lack of trust.

In Chicago, more than half of the staff at Roseland Community Hospital have declined to receive the vaccine as reported by CBSN Chicago.

According to the hospital’s CEO, Tim Egen, last month, 75 percent of their staff have refused to get the shot.
People Who Recovered From COVID-19 Should Receive Only 1 Dose of Vaccine: Study
To me its a discipline thing.
They believe in the FDA, once fully approved watch their numbers shrink in waiting to get it.

As to the single dose after infection, makes sense, as your bodies already set for antibody, and a second is the booster to create the levels they want to see.

Its also why the second shot has such reactions compared to the first, as the body responds to the vaccine already, plus the higher reaction of creating an even greater response
 
Up to 40 million today.
Also, delivery of more vaccine is coming earlier than our leaders said they would, so look for massive resupply in I believe they said March.
Its here when we'll likely see a huge bump in vaccinations, as by then, all the early tier groups should be through their second dosages.

So, currently still at around 1.3 million vaccines getting in arms
 
Medicalkidnap.com, that couldn’t be a legitimate source. And seeing that they quote Alex Berensen has just confirmed it.
There are ZERO confirmed deaths from receiving the COVID-19 vaccination and that includes Hank Aaron. He did NOT die because he received the vaccination.

Hank Aaron's Death Attributed to Natural Causes - FactCheck.org

The anti vax gang needs to get a grip. I don't get it. These same folks don't want to wear a mask, don't want to get a vax but want to move freely about the country and bitch about things being "different" than they used to be. Sheesh.

Personally, I can't wait to throw my mask away but until Dr. Fauci advises us to discontinue wearing a mask, I wear a mask. This time of year it's particularly irritating but so it goes.
 
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There are ZERO confirmed deaths from receiving the COVID-19 vaccination and that includes Hank Aaron. He did NOT die because he received the vaccination.

Hank Aaron's Death Attributed to Natural Causes - FactCheck.org

The anti vax gang needs to get a grip. I don't get it. These same folks don't want to wear a mask, don't want to get a vax but want to move freely about the country and bitch about things being "different" than they used to be. Sheesh.

Personally, I can't wait to throw my mask away but until Dr. Fauci advises us to discontinue wearing a mask, I wear a mask. This time of year it's particularly irritating but so it goes.
hang in there now.. Wear two or three masks it's good for you
 
Hub and I are both registered with the Health Department to receive the vaccination. Just waiting for emails telling us that it's our turn. He's 70 so I expect him to get notification fairly soon. I'll be 65 in July so I'm not in the target group yet. However, they said to go ahead and register and that way, when things open up, you are already in the queue.

I look at it as the first step in regaining some semblence of normalcy. Though I confess that normalcy is a very distant memory. Hub and I were talking last week and we both are unsure if we'll ever sit down in a restaurant again for a meal. We do take away frequently but sitting inside - neither one of us are sure about doing that. Kind of solidified, for both of us, that we need to suck it up and get the kitchen reno done as we both spend a lot more time in the kitchen than we did pre-COVID 19. We've pretty much figured out the redesign so I'll call our trusty contractor this week and get him over so we can get estimate, visit our trusty banker and get this project rocking. Getting the kitchen reno might be the silver lining of COVID-19 for me. Kitchen was always the weak link of this house. Changing that will be EXCELLENT.

Back to OT, vax -- I believe in vax'ing. Polio, measles and more were eradicated when people had their children immunizied and now are making a comeback. One of my nephews is autistic, highly functioning. My brother and I had a long discussion about vax and autism. Needless to say, he did a ton of research and reading and says it's absolute bunk that vax's cause autism.
 
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