Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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If you have a compromised immune system, any vaccine can fail. By definition, you need a functional immune system to generate an immune response from any vaccine. People being treated for cancer usually have a impaired immune system from the treatment itself.
Yes, there have been "breakthrough" cases. And they fall into one of two categories: 1) They caught a cold and were forced for some reason to take that stupid 5 minute "rapid" test with the 50% failure rate that simply identifies ANY coronavirus as COVID-19. 2) They had a serious disease and an inhibited immune system, that prevented the vaccine from working. My god, if you're under treatment for cancer, stay home! Your doctor must have warned you to not only wear a mask, but to stay home to prevent exposure to ANY infectious disease. If your immune system is compromised enough that a vaccine might not work, any minor infection could become a major medical emergency! Yes, in your case, you need to wear a mask, regardless of whether you've received the vaccine or not, but that's got almost nothing to do with the Covid epidemic. Last edited by Blueblaze; 06-15-2021 at 03:14 PM. Reason: grammar correction |
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All I know is if I see people wearing masks now, I walk as far away from them as possible. They must be diseased.
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Also......anyone who really needs protection should be wearing only an N95 Mask. Don't you agree?
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Now, THAT is an oxymoron if I ever heard one. LOL.
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I can't speak to this person's meaning. That said, aerosols and droplets are two different methods of transmission. It's a spectrum really, you go from large droplets down to super tiny aerosols and both can have a viral load. It has been known for quite some time that transmission is occurring from both of these methods.
Cloth masks, blue surgical masks and the like have essentially zero protection from aerosols. N95 does offer protection for the wearer. As you said above, for source control paper/blue/cloth masks work pretty good for droplets. Against aerosols though, it's much less effective. Most infections occurred in familial settings. The other bulk were at super spread events _INDOORS_, like weddings and big parties. Outdoors, the viral inoculum is diluted rapidly. New Year's Eve Times Square might be an issue, but even at their busiest, places like the squares were never packed enough to be a problem. I'm of the opinion, worth exactly what you paid for it, if you or anyone is symptomatic(coughing sneezing, etc.), stay home or wear a good mask. If you are immunocompromised, wear an N95. Everyone else, get on with life maskless, specially those vaccinated. |
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In the last two days I have seen both my GP and my Ophthalmologist. Although the clerical and medical staffs wore masks in the hallways, their work areas and waiting rooms once I was in an examination room the physicians and I took our masks off as we had been vaccinated and felt free to do so.
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Why would you say that. An oncologist does not treat a patient for COVID. He is an awesome doctor and has kept me alive for 8 years. Multiple Myeloma is an incurable cancer that I live with. Been on chemo for 8 years now.
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My wife wears those at work and after about 2 hours or so she starts to get lightheaded. Not sure what happens to those wearing one for 8 hours.
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First, MM sucks, so you are doing great to be on this forum after 8 years. Congratulations and best of luck in the future. That being said----- Second, when it comes to medicine, I most certainly know what I am talking about and therefore have no intention of "shutting my mouth". The Hippocratic Oath hanging on my wall states the obligation of physicians to teach others, which is why I attempt to set the record straight when I see posts that need correcting. Third, I really wish you had carefully read post #12 before rushing to your keyboard, it goes a long way to explain why your oncologist experienced higher numbers than the population in general Fourth, you are the exceptional patient if you put 100% in your doctor. Most patients these days come to their visit with some google search, or an article from Reader's Digest, or something their cousin's hairdresser's mailman said. Fifth, I would doubt 100% of any population has been vaccinated, even one as highly motivated as those being actively treated for a hematologic malignancy. But even so, it doesn't change the original statistical argument by much. Sixth, just out of curiosity, what does the former president have to do with this thread at all? Seventh, once again, keep up the good work. |
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Masking is not to be ridiculed
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I do not believe that any doctor would tell you how many of his/hers patients died, this would be on him/her and affect their business.
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