I was out there last week deer hunting with 6 other hunters so far so goodEel
I'm sure it was in South Dakota during the pheasant hunt.
All the guys that hunted that week ended up with it.
2 was in the Hospital for 8 hrs or more. It is some bad A$$ virus
still have a cough that cold air makes the lungs hurt.
I think Covid-19 takes a lot more toilet paper to get over it.What’s the difference between a severe case of the flu and Covid ?
I’ve been stretched to the limit when it’s coming out both ends at the same timeI think Covid-19 takes a lot more toilet paper to get over it.
The pharmacist told me it has to be stored at -70 degrees F.Covid is great if you own stocks in all the vaccine producers if they don’t thaw out before they are given
I ordered mine but due to Covid it’ll take three weeks in the mail with no refrigerationThe pharmacist told me it has to be stored at -70 degrees F.
Beware of those Chinese knock offs!I ordered mine but due to Covid it’ll take three weeks in the mail with no refrigeration
??Beware of those Chinese knock offs!
Thanks Grizzly!
Hopefully it’s kind to you.Thanks Grizzly!
Just got my test done, results will be a couple days.
Aside from no smell or taste, I feel like I've had this cold before....hopefully it doesn't progress.
Yes one of my best friends and his whole family got it. He was in the hospital in SLC for five days his wife went home after 4 days but returned and had another 14 days almost didn't make it.I Have got the Covid and it is a real A$$ kicker. Was in Hospital for 8 hrs got Steriod shots. Starting to get well now. First hand knowledge is a Fricking eye opener wouldn't wish it on my worse ememy.
Try coughing up a lung or 2 isn't funny.
I won't take it unless it's a life or death decision.Who is going to take the vaccine? I won't be getting it, same as I've never taken a flu shot and never will. Nothing against you if you do, I just won't be.
Our County health official says we need more testing. He wants people with no symptoms to get tested. "Prove to me you don't have it." he said.
Wait. Dr. Ennis wants me to go stand in line with a bunch of people who are probably are sick? Then what's the next step? Come in 14 days later and prove to him I didn't get it while taking the 1st test?
I might have been born at night but it wasn't last night. Not happening, Doc.
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I won't take it unless it's a life or death decision.
At this point, it's way too early to really know any long term side effects, it may take years.
Heck, I took simple Zantac for heart burn for years and now that stuff has been pulled because it'll kill you.
I survived my second wife and all her clinical crazy, maybe a vaccine won't be as dangerous!?
That's a great point.Your choice, but it is important to realize there is no life or death decision involved. It takes about 2 months to achieve immunity. 2 shots 28 days apart, then another 28 days or so to full efficacy. Not something you can take while in a life or death situation.
Haven't heard of to many people who have contracted the virus twice, but maybe it's something that really isn't being tracked. ???That's a great point.
It'll be interesting to see if those if us who now have Covid antibodies will need a vaccine?
Just curious what your news source is?The news was talking last night about the fact that some of the vaccines haven't been tested on older people, but yet that is where they plan to begin....the older folks in nursing homes.
I don't remember where I saw it, probably CNBC, but it could have been any. I bounce around during the day. I can't recall which vaccine it was either, but I believe it was Phizer's. They had just mentioned that it hadn't been tested on older folks or pregnant women.Just curious what your news source is?
I guess by saying "some" they could include one of the many companies working on a possible vaccine right now but the published results from the most advanced two are encouraging.
COVID-19 vaccine hope for older adults: following release of AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna clinical trial data
Study data from leading COVID-19 vaccine candidates suggests they may be effective in older people.www.biopharma-reporter.com
I do agree there is a big question mark regarding long term effects, but if I was 75 years old I would be much more concerned with the immediate effects of a Covid infection than a possible long term effect from the vaccine.
Just curious what your news source is?
I guess by saying "some" they could include one of the many companies working on a possible vaccine right now but the published results from the most advanced two are encouraging.
COVID-19 vaccine hope for older adults: following release of AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna clinical trial data
Study data from leading COVID-19 vaccine candidates suggests they may be effective in older people.www.biopharma-reporter.com
I do agree there is a big question mark regarding long term effects, but if I was 75 years old I would be much more concerned with the immediate effects of a Covid infection than a possible long term effect from the vaccine.
I heard that point on my way to work this morning while listening to an interview on NPR.Ok . . . The link you posted says nothing about "Concern about lack of testing on older people with preexisting conditions."
If that's true I would like to know the source. (Not saying you are wrong, just have not seen the reasoning behind the dissenting vote published yet.)
I feel fantastic today on day 8, hopefully I'm on the downhill side of it.Hope yer on the mend slamdunk!