Hope you feel better soon and remain with just minor symptoms.
Thank you 🙏 The only symptom I currently have is that I have no sense of taste.
It’s the new normal until people say enough is enough
I know some vaccinated people that are positive and feel like hell.
The whole thing is a joke only less and less are laughing
Supposed to keep you from being 6 feet under when it’s all said and done. The science never said you couldn’t still get it. Just that you wouldn’t die from it if vaccinated
I am as pro vaccine as anyone. I’m in the vaccine game. That’s absolutely not how it was positioned back in January. That is the new narrative. And that’s not a vaccine. Vaccines eradicated polio and small pox. What you are describing is a therapeutic..a treatment. That’s fine, but to build trust and get more people to take it, the narratives have absolutely got to stop changing.
I get that. Everything I ever heard was that it was to mitigate symptoms and keep you alive. Reason why they have said you can still spread it.
The J&J isn’t all that effective against this delta variant. Better than nothing tho and it seems to lessen the symptoms.
He’s sick but doesn’t have Covid.
@FIG-JAM u didnt warn me of this!!!! OMG! i need to make a list of potential concerns with lambda as #1
People hear what they want to hear and get mad because they want to. That’s what you are doing. The information has to change because the situation keeps changing based on too many factors to even list. The one message that consistently never changes is get vaccinated and take a friend with you.
The flu vaccine is a guess based upon the virus makeup in the winter in the Southern Hemisphere. I don’t think it’s ever been advertised at 95% effective at preventing contraction. Often less than 50. These have and now vaccinated people are getting sick. The messaging is now changing.
Sure, I get that, but do you get up in arms every year about the flu vaccine being called a vaccine like you have with the COVID-19 vaccine? Also, they advertised this vaccine having a 95% efficacy against the original strains of COVID-19, not Delta. That’s because clinical trials had it 95% after 3 months.
It began with a dry cough; sinus congestion and 100.3 fever next day. I began treating it with the usual OTC meds (ibuprofen, NyQuil, etc.) This lasted for three days. I began to feel better Monday.
It’s not a hill I’m dying on, but I recognize it as a problem when trying to get big population groups to take the vaccine. Trust is the number one factor. Changing narratives erodes trust.
If you know someone on a vent who is fully vaccinated, you know of something very, very rare. Like 1% rare after vaccination.
So you think calling it a vaccine instead of an immune booster is keeping people from taking it? I find that hard to believe.
Look on the bright side, good time to eat healthy since you can’t taste it anyway.
