Mackinbiner
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I've got an appointment to get the shot Saturday.
Et Tu BruteAmerica has a history of medically "abusing" anything with DNA. Progress.
As for covid, says it right here,
Blacks and Latinos had a higher rate of access to hospitalization and died at a lower rate than expected probably because of it. Nothing systemic there. Lower health died the most. We can talk all day about systemic reasons for that lower health but some cultural adjustment to eating habits and higher rate of rules following would have negated that with ease.
Sorry Hubman, I'm calling non-starter on both of those.
You can always pick up an everyday diet from the old country of casava paired with plaintain fried in fat.Et Tu Brute
Two semi related articles, one discusses life expectancy decreases (1 year for US as a whole, and 2.7 years for Blacks), the other discussing historical atrocities visited upon communities of color which has some in that community fearful of getting the Covid vaccine (which looking at the first article, they should be running trying to be first in line).
As for needed cultural adjustments, can't argue with that. This is one of those discussions of generational curses we heave in my "neighborhood" giving up that slave diet we have passed down through the years.
Same here. I get shot #2 in 3 weeks.Was administered my 1st dose this morning. Nothing unusual to report yet. Got the Pfizer.
It is, don't worry about it. I mean really, a shot to give you a disease to keep you from getting that disease? Who could believe in such a thing? They're injecting micro-chips in order to BETTER track us. Best you don't get it, you'll just be a black hole in the data stream. Presuming they didn't already get you a different way.Still haven't got one, beginning to think it is a scam.
Type O+ here, too. Got 1st shot today and no problem. Just bumped my arm a bit in that spot and felt that little "tingle" that others have mentioned.So, my wife is a medical professional and got hers a couple months ago. She has type AB blood and had a pretty strong reaction. She received Moderna in both doses. I am in my early 60's so my number is not yet up, however, I helped out as a volunteer at a vaccine POD this past Saturday where we administered over 3,400 doses. At the end of the day they had some left over so they allowed the volunteers to get their first dose. I am type O+ and received the Pfizer vaccine. I had no side affects what-so-ever. It appears that side affects are much more common with type A and AB blood types.
I am looking forward to getting my second dose.
Mine came via the push to vaccinate school employees.not sure when they drop age. From this thread, seems like numerous of you under 65 are already getting it