Glad to hear that you are done.
My second shot is next week. Not looking forward to the flu symptoms
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My second shot is next week. Not looking forward to the flu symptoms
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My first jab had me on my ass for two days, which makes me think even more that I had asymptomatic covid, so I am not looking forward to my second dose.
Come on you lot ...... MAN UP
I can't say that can I ?
OK MAN AND WOMEN UP.
Nope no good either.
OK People ..... UP
and for the non binary's UP YOURS
I can't say that can I ?
OK MAN AND WOMEN UP.
Nope no good either.
OK People ..... UP
and for the non binary's UP YOURS
Attending my Cousin's wedding tomorrow, it's a maskless event, every single person attending has been fully vaccinated.
Not sure if it's the first, but looking forward to the first bit of normality in a looooooong while.
Normal is gonna feel super weird in the beginning I’m sure!
Maybe I missed it, but did you get jabbed?
Soccer stadiums and nightclubs may soon reopen – but only for fully vaccinated people
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/s...nd-night-clubs-open-with-vaccine-proof-2021-9
3 Sept. 2021
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/s...nd-night-clubs-open-with-vaccine-proof-2021-9
3 Sept. 2021
- Almost a quarter of all South African adults have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
- But despite the jab now being open to all adults, the rollout is still struggling to reach its target of 300,000 daily doses administered.
- Government is not thinking of making the vaccine mandatory.
- Instead, it plans to open soccer stadiums and nightclubs to those who can prove they’ve been fully vaccinated as a form of “encouragement”.
Being fully vaccinated halves risk of getting long Covid after infection, UK study suggests
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/f...covid-risk-post-infection-lancet-study-2021-9
2 Sept. 2021
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases on Wednesday, used data from the ZOE COVID study, which uses an app to track self-reported Covid-19 symptoms from more than four million people in the UK.
The study found that those who did get infected after two doses of vaccine were 47% less likely to have Covid-19 symptoms lasting longer than 28 days.
Fever, persistent cough, loss of smell, and fatigue were the long-lasting symptoms most commonly reported by the study participants, the study said.
Of the approximately one million fully vaccinated people tracked in the study, only 0.2% developed a Covid-19 infection, and they were about twice as likely to be asymptomatic as those who weren't vaccinated, the study said.
However, being partially vaccinated - meaning having one dose out of a two-dose vaccine - did little to reduce the risk of developing long Covid, the study found.
The study included data from December 2020 to early July 2021, a time frame in which the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK and the beginning of the Delta variant wave in the country. The study did not break down the data about the infections by variant.
Vaccines have already been proven to help protect against Covid-19 infection, and reduce the risk of developing a severe disease. While breakthrough infections can happen, they tend to be milder in people who are fully vaccinated.
"Vaccinations are massively reducing the chances of people getting long Covid in two ways," said Professor Tim Spector of King's College London, one of the study's authors, per Sky News.
"Firstly, by reducing the risk of any symptoms by eight-to-10-fold, and then by halving the chances of any infection turning into long Covid, if it does happen."
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/f...covid-risk-post-infection-lancet-study-2021-9
2 Sept. 2021
- Full vaccination reduced the risk of long Covid after infection by 47%, a UK study found.
- However, partial vaccination did little to reduce this risk, the study said.
- Vaccines are already proven to protect against infection and severe cases.
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases on Wednesday, used data from the ZOE COVID study, which uses an app to track self-reported Covid-19 symptoms from more than four million people in the UK.
The study found that those who did get infected after two doses of vaccine were 47% less likely to have Covid-19 symptoms lasting longer than 28 days.
Fever, persistent cough, loss of smell, and fatigue were the long-lasting symptoms most commonly reported by the study participants, the study said.
Of the approximately one million fully vaccinated people tracked in the study, only 0.2% developed a Covid-19 infection, and they were about twice as likely to be asymptomatic as those who weren't vaccinated, the study said.
However, being partially vaccinated - meaning having one dose out of a two-dose vaccine - did little to reduce the risk of developing long Covid, the study found.
The study included data from December 2020 to early July 2021, a time frame in which the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK and the beginning of the Delta variant wave in the country. The study did not break down the data about the infections by variant.
Vaccines have already been proven to help protect against Covid-19 infection, and reduce the risk of developing a severe disease. While breakthrough infections can happen, they tend to be milder in people who are fully vaccinated.
"Vaccinations are massively reducing the chances of people getting long Covid in two ways," said Professor Tim Spector of King's College London, one of the study's authors, per Sky News.
"Firstly, by reducing the risk of any symptoms by eight-to-10-fold, and then by halving the chances of any infection turning into long Covid, if it does happen."
Jip, 2 dose Pfizer
Then I'll add you to the list of people I will have a beer with at Vapecon.
We are a dual-Vax household. SWAMBO had the J&J and I had the Pfizer. First beer is on me at the next Vapecon!
Whenever that will be.
me too , me too
Good man!
How is your 5G reception after the 2nd jab? ... I was most disappointed, as neither my 5G improved nor did any appendages grow
LIES ! LIES! LIES! -5G still lagging -maybe the antennae will grow out later , nobody is tracing my moves yet -so the micro chip was faulty or battery died and the poor arm is still attached to the rest of me ,which is still human sized ...Good man!
How is your 5G reception after the 2nd jab? ... I was most disappointed, as neither my 5G improved nor did any appendages grow
Calm down guys… it doesn’t work like that. Like any other network, We need enough people to get microchipped for the signal to get a proper boost. If the towers (you) are too far away from each other, don’t expect much to happen 5G here we come!
5G here we come!LIES ! LIES! LIES! -5G still lagging -maybe the antennae will grow out later , nobody is tracing my moves yet -so the micro chip was faulty or battery died and the poor arm is still attached to the rest of me ,which is still human sized ...
I contacted my overlords at NWO and they said Bill Gates is working on an update to fix some software errors. It will be released with the booster shot that you must take after 8 months.
Comment of the day today was some random auntie on Facebook saying that she’s a vegan and has always believed natural is better so she’ll take her chances and rather get COVID and then be naturally immune than take the jab.
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