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I'll get the covid vaccine when...
it becomes available at my doctors office. I'll not be chasing it around the state. To all you that do....kudos.
I'm 67 and my survival rate is above 99%. I've a better chance of falling off a ladder and becoming a vegetable. So I'll stay off of ladders, wear a mask where required, wash my hands frequently, use sanitizer(75% alcohol), avoid crowds out of doors, sneeze and cough into my arm and use ridiculously common sense to be safe. Best of luck to all. |
Better be careful around ladders and do you prefer broccoli or spinach if you fall? :)
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To each their own.... |
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I just got a call from Synexus, I pre-qualify for a Covid vaccine study. Next week we'll have a phone appointment to find out if I qualify for the next step. This is pretty interesting news, since I'm not eligible for a normal appointment - I'm under 65, and not at risk, and no longer an essential worker (I retired in December). So I might end up being a (paid? not paid? No idea yet) guinea pig for a new covid vaccine!
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Coming soon to doctor or pharmacist near you! Johnson and Johnson! |
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Some Are getting CSD. ( COVID stress disorder) |
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Did you sign up with Synexus? Actually, I haven't heard of them. Keep us posted. |
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Risk for COVID-19 Infection, Hospitalization, and Death By Age Group | CDC |
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Good luck
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I'm glad you are willing to take the chance. What about other folks that you might infect and kill?
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You do know that “outside” the sun kills most of these pathogens in 30 seconds, right!
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Conventional wisdom says get whatever shot that is available to you ASAP. It’s all about odds and stats. Every day you go without the vaccine the greater the chances that will contract the virus and suffer its full effects.
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Got my first shot a half a mile from my house here in the villages. Second one coming in less than two weeks right here in Sumter. I wish more people realized that this virus is 99% plus survivable. I don’t wear a mask unless I’m going to a doctors office. Don’t wash my hands all the time and I don’t avoid crowds or doing things with people. I think the media and the supposed experts who have been all over the place on this have turned the average person into paranoid compliant robots. Just yesterday morning heard an epidemiologists state that the masks that 95% of the public is wearing are useless and nothing more than a psychological crutch. I just shake my head daily watching people driving around in their golf carts and in their cars with a mask on their face? How long before this insanity ends?
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Just sign up once
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I think the people who love me - have more than appreciated that I travelled to see them - to spend time with them and to make memories with the grand kids - over this past year when so many have told us to stay inside - stay away from your loved ones .... you see we are all destined to die - for many of us - sooner than later..... Covid or no Covid. Nope, haven’t received the vaccine yet - but, I take care of my self and I do not live in fear (and before anyone shames me - yes, always wear a mask and distance where I have to!) In my opinion - I place my priorities - where I think they are important and what is most important to my loved ones .... being with them...... being able to see their smile and their eyes..... laughing with them.... crying with them ....holding their hands. Fear of something like Covid —- *** or, better yet ... let me put it this way ——— fear in death itself** —— will never prevent me from spending time with loved ones. |
Hahahaha. Where do we send condolences to?
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Well you can have a survival rate of 99%, but you'll have 8 weeks of hell in the hospital. I've had my two shots.
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No excuses
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Find the time to get a shot. Turn off the TV.
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If you're waiting for it to show up in Physician's offices, it'll be a long wait.
Most Docs don't have the refrigeration necessary to store the vaccine... |
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Wife and I got our second shots yesterday at Groveland. Went at about 12:30pm. no lines, in and out in less than one hour. No appointments needed. Yesterday they were giving second shots only.
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Best of Luck to you. A 51 yr. old acquaintance in Georgia did all of that, had no risk factors, was not diabetic, or overweight, but died.
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Way too inconvenient going to the doctor. Much easier taking my golf cart to Publix where there is no wait and I can pick up some groceries after the shot.
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Wife and I got our second shots yesterday at Groveland. Went at about 12:30pm. no lines, in and out in less than one hour. No appointments needed. Yesterday they were giving second shots only.
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Interesting story on the news last night about a 40 something healthy marathon runner that was flown into UCF for a double lung transplant after contracting COVID. There’s a perfect example of 99% survival rate.
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