Obviously you don't keep up on medical stuff. You must not believe in the body training itself to develop its immune system and produce antibodies. I'm no medical expert for sure but even I know that much. Your ignorance is showing but that's perfectly OK, we all have to learn new things.
Honest question, what is driving the increased death rate from previous years to 2020?
Not only Fauci. search the great reset. Worldwide lockdowns and socialism.
Oh boy here we go.
Data seems to indicate long lasting immunity from those recovered. My wife had Covid and will get the vaccine, but is less worried about when she gets it. I get my second shot it less than two weeks.
He keeps up on all the QAnon stuffObviously you don't keep up on medical stuff. You must not believe in the body training itself to develop its immune system and produce antibodies. I'm no medical expert for sure but even I know that much. Your ignorance is showing but that's perfectly OK, we all have to learn new things.
Suicides and drug overdoses have gone through the roof. That's no doubt part of it. I saw one stat somewhere that said that 2020 suicide and fatal drug overdoses had more than doubled for the same point in the previous year. I don't know where the final number will land.
There are some very bright virologists and epidemiologists who believe immunity via natural infection will be very long lasting in the vast majority of people. I've also seen estimates that immunity conveyed by vaccination will be measured in years and not months. I have NO idea why they are still recommending that people who had the virus get vaccinated. It doesn't make any sense to me. You've had the ultimate vaccine.
That is from our county health department and the State of Illinois. Its not advice, it's their standard for quarantining.
No doubt a significant portion of the excess deaths this year are due to Covid. Some may be due to a spike in violent crimes, drug overdoses and suicides. But some portion of the deaths are part of a predicted upward trend. I would guess it has to do with the size and age of the baby boomer demographic as it rolls through a period of record. Death rates are going up in part because a large group of people are getting older, and birth rates aren’t keeping pace.
This whole thing is stupid. Of course immunity doesn't last forever, but a side effect of continually getting exposed to a virus is that your body is continually updating its immunity to it. Under normal circumstances, you're going to be exposed to the exact same virus over and over due to natural contact with others. Thats why people in rest homes that live in a much more secure environment are way more likely to die from the flu. The more you isolate yourself, the fewer opportunities your body has to regenerate antibodies while still having any level of them. Its not like under normal circumstances you catch a virus, build immunity, and that immunity times out after x number of days.
My spouse had her first dose of Moderna's vaccine 2 weeks ago. She's going to start dining out at restaurants tomorrow morning.....without me. I get the impression that she's not too worried about me dying from COVID....
I had my first dose yesterday as well and only have had a minor sore arm. No headache, muscle aches, fever or any other symptom. And the minor sore arm already is getting better 24 hours later although it didn't prevent me doing anything I wanted to do. Everybody reacts differently.
Let's look at total numbers when they're official. Or at least out. Its something I'm very interested in too.
That explains it. The state of illinois is a dumpster fire. I wouldn't listen to anything they say.
Amazing how this was able to come out after the election was stolen from Trump.
Normally I'd agree. However both of us work either in government or a government associated position. I'm a probation officer, shes an SLP like I said. If we don't follow COVID guidelines to the T and something gets traced back, we're screwed.
Obviously everyone is going to die at some point. The issue is delaying that event. Why do we bother to treat a 20 year old or anybody when they're ill? They could be hit by a car and die the next day for all we know making the treatment pointless and a wasted effort.
The reason likely is that nobody knows for sure how long the protection from a natural infection lasts. A few people seem to have gotten the virus more than once (yes, I know that's a speculative conclusion and actual statistics are unknown) but why take the risk is the thought I'd guess. Get vaccinated to improve your chances. But IMO yes those that have had the virus already should go to the back of the waiting line.
Did you just compare a 20 year olds likelihood of getting hit by a car and dying to elderly people in bad health?
That would be ideal for several reasons, but not in the cards at the moment.
And did you just imply that the life of an older person is worth a lot less than that of a younger person? Euthanasia for the elderly here we come apparently is your message if the elderly don't deserve healthcare. That's one of the big reasons I am against government controlling access to all healthcare. They're likely to decide who can live and who is fully expendable.
Well I'm glad then you clarified that's not your thinking when distinguishing between the 20 year olds and the older people.
Your choice for you and my choice for me. I have seen mild symptoms and death to Covid-19 in our family in the last 3 weeks.
Generally the 2nd dose has the more serious side effects because the immunity the body has built up by then is "fighting" the second dose for lack of a better term. But it's what gets you to the higher effective immunity state.
Do you have numbers for that? In Nebraska we are barely administering 1/2 of what the state has been given and that gap grows every day. Seems we are spending more energy deciding who gets it than just getting it done.Kansas is also struggling with the roll out. Sounds like there is an issue nationally with the amount of the vaccines currently on hand.
