Teacher Covid Vaccination

[Geezer II]

What we have unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on how you view it, Is a large vulnerable population. From the massive availability of elder care in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, people with managed conditions like asthma, high blood pressure, heart conditions, cancer survivors, organ transplant survivors, managed autoimmune diseases. Through the greatness of our medical system and availability of care we've been blessed to extend their lives beyond what it would have been if left untreated. These people have been given years and even decades on their lives thanks to medical advances and availability of care. Unfortunately something like Covid doesn't care about any of that. The larger your vulnerable population is the more people will die. It's just the shitty truth of it. Since the 30s advancements in medical science and availability of treatment has added on average 17 years to our lifespan. Covid will undoubtedly reduce that.

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For sure - i appreciate your posts - thanks again

 

[Jackalope]

For sure - i appreciate your posts - thanks again

I appreciate you man. I'm happy that you go the shot as it makes 1000% sense for our older and vulnerable population. The data shows clear impact across age and health groups where the benefit far outweighs any unknown impact. When you were born, your life expectancy was around age 58, and thankfully you are here with us well in to your 80s. Medical advancements are awesome and we should all be so thankful that they exist. For someone that is young or doesn't have any real risk factors they should be cautious of the unknown health implication of the shot. Data shows that they're not statistically in any real danger, add in the fact that it doesn't prevent transmission, so there isn't a large third party protection benefit either. For them it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to get the shot until more is known.

 

[Geezer II]

I appreciate you man. I'm happy that you go the shot as it makes 1000% sense for our older and vulnerable population. The data shows clear impact across age and health groups where the benefit far outweighs any unknown impact. When you were born, your life expectancy was around age 58, and thankfully you are here with us well in to your 80s. Medical advancements are awesome and we should all be so thankful that they exist.

Yes sir - for sure amazing

 

[Jackalope]

And in 15-20 years from now we'll likely see commercials like this.

If you are between the ages of 38 and 65, received the covid vaccination, and are now unable to take advantage of gene cancer treatments due to immune maipulation by an mRNA vaccination, YOU may be entitled to compensation.

Just kidding - you aren't entitled to shit because the makers were all given indefinite blanket immunity.

 

[giles]

And in 15-20 years from now we'll likely see commercials like this.

If you are between the ages of 38 and 65, received the covid vaccination, and are now unable to take advantage of gene cancer treatments due to immune maipulation by an mRNA vaccination, YOU may be entitled to compensation.

Just kidding - you aren't entitled to shit because the makers were all given indefinite blanket immunity.

And it's volunteer at this point. Employers can mandate that you must have it, but I think they realize that this would end up on them at that point.

 

[Ohiosam]

Just talked to a lady in Franklin Pa. she and her husband both got their first vaccines. His was in Kane, a 2 hour drive. Hers was in Marysville an 1.5 hour drive. His brother lives in Ambridge and he got his in Franklin, a 1.5 hour drive. That is how well organized a compassionate, intelligent Democrat administration distributes the vaccine.

 

[steveOh]

Getting mine Wednesday...