Not here to argue. Just genuinely curious about where people are in their thinking about a booster.
Biden admin recommending a booster... For those who are vaccinated, will you be getting it?
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I know propylene glycol is an ingredient in the mrna vax but I wouldn't suggest injecting diesel exhaust fluid.
Who said that.....other than you everyday?
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anon_03j5dr7l9qs90
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Can you get a booster if you haven’t taken the original? Just curious…
Maybe you should have added into your question that they did zero testing of a 3rd shot in phase 1 trials. Maybe it wouldn't make a difference though.
If my doctor recommends it, I will. However, I won’t be making my medical decisions based on the Biden Admin recommendations. Their credibility is shot with me.
I will do the same thing I did last time, talk to doctors in my circle and see what they recommend, figure out the consensus and then do that.
It was universal to get it last time, so my assumption is that I will be getting the booster once it is available.
It was universal to get it last time, so my assumption is that I will be getting the booster once it is available.
Yes. No brainer for me. I already know the damn thing is out to get me.
Yes & I would recommend Moderna given its track record vs delta
If you got infected with alpha, I would get one Moderna shot
If you got infected with alpha, I would get one Moderna shot
No, if two can't do the job then why should I expose myself again?
1.) You aren't really exposing yourself to anything. There's no active virus in it.
2.) Many vaccines require boosters. Anyone with little kids or dogs know that vaccine boosters are non-stop.
Read about a guy on Twitter (so it must be true) who had received 20 C-19 vaccines to take advantage of the freebies that come with them like $100 gift cards. It reminded me of the Simpsons episode where Bart tries to raise money by donating blood
Question Sir, if I received two Pfizer shots the first time, what are your thoughts on getting a Moderna booster?
Thanks for the info.
Depends. If statistically risky when the time comes for a 44 year old dude, I'll get it. If not, I won't.
I got Pfizer before, have no worries about getting Moderna booster. Anecdotally, I know of several people who had to cross over due to availability issues. No adverse reactions.
Got second Pfizer early January. Will get Moderna first week of September according to what my hospital staff is saying.
Why wow? Think so many people should not be free to make choice?
I drink so much diet coke that I am pretty sure I am immune to the effects of that particular toxin (or if I am not, it's too damn late).
Yes - after checking with Emory physician and my PCP. Same as I did for my first vaccines.
? I got Pfizer around same time frame and checked my antibody titer today came back 1.03. One of our hospitals is planning over giving booster in same time frame but other colleagues are saying I should take another shot now of moderna. I know no one knows all answers just asking your opinion.
I can, but less likely if I have the shot.
If I do pass it on to someone vaccinated, they won’t get very sick. If you aren’t vaccinated, then you get what you deserve.
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What about those who aren’t vaccinated and don’t get it at all?
Great, glad they didn’t get it.
Not sure why one wants to risk their life on that, but so be it.
Don't 99.96% of unvaxxed people who get it survive? Why is it risking their life?
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anon_03j5dr7l9qs90
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Well i was going to ask you why over a 99% survival rate is a risk but someone beat me to it lol.
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