It wasn't major, but it was scary. He boyfriend got it as well. Our son is working with COVID-19 patients (as a nurse) and that is scary too. I can't wait until this is over. 2020 has been the longest year in history.
Is anyone planning Thanksgiving with family? It will just be Shu and I.
Good to hear! I'm awaiting my second one. Indiana seems to have done better than most states in coordinating their vaccine effort. Or maybe it helped that T. Rump's VP was from here.
I've been saying for ages that I think this is here for a long time. I suspect that what will happen is the incidence of new variants will slow down and - in the UK - we will move to a system where the elderly (past retirement age) get an annual free vaccine much as we do currently with flu. Others will be able to get it but will need to pay.
"No man but a blockhead ever wrote except for money." Samuel Johnson.
I talked to my son in Oregon last night. He said that Oregon is in chaos regarding vaccinations. People who have had the virus can't return to jobs where they're desperately needed because they test positive.
I wonder if we'll test positive after getting the vaccinations? We will have Covid antibidies, and that's what the tests look for.
NJ is doing pathetically on delivering shots into arms. Probably on delivering doses to state as well. I'm getting paranoid as I hear great reports from WV, FL, now IN. (& that OR is doing badly). Sounds political.
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Here we go again. Maybe it's my bad breath. Bethree, you ignored the last limerick and the current bluffing game. And where is everyone else? Most of us are isolated by the plague, and many are snowbound, so I'd think fooling about on a computer would be desirable. Maybe elsewhere?
I wonder if we'll test positive after getting the vaccinations? We will have Covid antibidies, and that's what the tests look for.
Gotta be careful about that. There are two tests - one for the virus ("PCR tests") looking for current virus particles (i.e. infection, with or without symptoms), and the other for antibodies, evidence of your body's reaction to a previous exposure to the virus. Mostly we're hearing about the first kind.