Covid on Dec 20th, vaccine Feb 2nd.
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On 2021-07-25 10:26, Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote:
I don't think anyone, anywhere, has had a reaction to the vaccine that
was worse than even a mild case of CoVid.
That message could have stopped after the first 3 words.
Someone, everywhere, has had a worse reaction to every vaccine,
Peter wrote:
>When I got it, I felt like crap for a week. high temp, sweats, lost my sense
>of smell and taste for a week
Silly question, assuming "it" means SARS-CoV-2, and not the reaction to the
vaccine. Did you get CoVid before you got the vaccine, or after?
Rick
I don't think anyone, anywhere, has had a reaction to the vaccine that was
worse than even a mild case of CoVid.
Typical reaction is a sore arm for a day, worst I've heard of is feeling really
sick for 12 hrs or so.
When I got it, I felt like crap for a week. high temp, sweats, lost my sense
On 2021-07-25 08:07, Meade Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
Larry,
In your shoes, I would get with your doc and talk about "off label"
treatments for the Wuhan Red Death, like Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine
(HCL), and vitamin D supplements.
People have been using Ivermectin, vitamins, zinc for
Larry,
In your shoes, I would get with your doc and talk about "off label"
treatments for the Wuhan Red Death, like Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine
(HCL), and vitamin D supplements. Also talk about getting tested to see if
you already have been exposed and have some level of immunity. That would
Based on near daily research of all available information about each of the
injections offered, I came to the personal decision that there was not
enough documented clinical testing data to warrant my personal well being
risk of being injected.
As time goes by, more numbers of people are having
Thanks Allan - I am 71 so age is a factor. My big fear is having a
reaction to the V that is as bad as/worse than C19. Yes I am nervous
about receiving the V. Also, there is so much contradictory information
out there it's hard to make an informed decision based on fact.
Thanks for the info
>From what I have read it's a rare but non-zero chance esp. with the Janssen
>(J vaccine), to the point where they recenlty added an advisory to the
>official data sheet about it. When it happens, it seem to be more likely in
>men over age 50.
I can't comment on how your condition would change
Hi All -
IIRC, there are others on the list with Demylinating Polyneropathy
(like me). I have heard things about people and Guillame-Barret disease
getting the Vac and having bad reactiions. Does anyone have good/bad
comments about having CIPD and the Vac?
Thx,
LarryT
06 E350
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You can mix it with something else to rid the itch.
Last year I bought a pair of wool longjohns. They're actually only like 40%
wool and 60% cotton, actually I just looked it up and its more complicated:
https://coldpruf.com/products/authentic-wool-plus-mens-crew/
Anyway they're amazing. I wore
The pharmacies are being used extensively around New England. Not in our area
yet but I know Maine is pushing them hard.
They had a session the other day for first responders at one of the schools.
Vaccinated several hundred people in a day, military style...
-Curt
On Friday, January 15,
We snowmobile mostly in the local state park which has a campground. For the
last 20 or so years the campground has been groomed. This year they've asked us
to stop grooming "So the skiers don't have to compete with the snowmobiles."I
wonder how long until the skiers complain about not having
Which reminds me that I need to see the doc about my blood pressure
medication, we've been checking and I'm running below normal, yesterday was
113/70something. I don't remember it ever being that low and thats with me only
medicating 4 days a week.
This working out stuff might have some kind
The nice thing about wool is it keeps you warm even when it's wet (from
rain, sweat, etc). The bad thing about it (for me) is it's itchy.
Allan
Floyd Thursby via Mercedes writes:
> I have somewhere in a box a pair of (below) knee wool pants and wool
> knee socks, and a pair of cross-country
I have somewhere in a box a pair of (below) knee wool pants and wool
knee socks, and a pair of cross-country ski shoes, and the skis in the
garage loft. All that and a turtleneck and wool sweater was all you
needed once you got going on almost any day. Of course I now hate the
cold and we get
We’re using a centralized registration system by CDR Maguire. They’re doing it
at the state level across the country as well. We’ve been told that the state
is going to take over all aspects of the distribution and vaccination in the
next week or two and establish one site in the county to
Locally they are vaccinating those aged 70+ currently, who have
accounted for 86% of fatalities. The state set up a website where you
can register. Not sure of the exact process but somehow that is fed back
to the county health departments who are in charge of the actual
vaccinations. Here, some
Yes it is also a lot faster to use xc poles with roller blades - like
insanely fast. Put plastic tip covers and some duct tape on the ends. You
can even buy skis with wheels if you want and wear the xc skate boots.
I worked the front desk at Sun Valley for a season. Some of the best
memories are
We had a groomed cross country ski course at a state park just a few miles away
form our home in WI. On Friday nights they had “candlelight skiing”, which had
a bonfire at the parking area for the non-participants and luminaries (? -
paper bags with the votive candles) placed along the trails
Sure. But there is also no vaccine for getting hit by a truck.
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021, 8:13 AM Floyd Thursby via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> yep. But life is all about continuous risk assessment, you might get hit
> by a truck tomorrow too but you get on with life.
>
> Speaking of
I tried X country skiing on a sunny day in Winnipeg several years ago and
found it way more strenuous than I expected, and much more challenging than
the downhill variety.
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 11:56 AM Dan Penoff via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> Few people who haven’t done it
Few people who haven’t done it don’t understand how difficult and physical
cross country skiing is. I took it up when we lived in WI, and I will say that
it's right up there with workouts like spinning - and that’s when you’re on
level ground!
The first time I tried it I was appropriately
On 2021-01-15 10:26, Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
On that note, it's time to get on the NordicTrac.
I tried cross country skiing as a teen, couldn't kick properly despite
working on it a lot. (see my post in this thread on poliomyelitis
earlier this morning)
When I was about 25, I
> He was telling me that almost all of them were morbidly obese, basically
> train wrecks with multiple co-morbidities like diabetes, heart disease,
respiratory issues, etc., older, and generally did not practice a healthful
lifestyle.
Good excuse to get on the treadmill/elliptical/weight bench
yep. But life is all about continuous risk assessment, you might get hit
by a truck tomorrow too but you get on with life.
Speaking of which, I need to check my MegaMillions tickets from last
night...
--FT
On 1/15/21 10:45 AM, Karl Wittnebel wrote:
Yes the risk of dying under 40 is
I'm not sure anyone has the answer to that question Mitch. Possibly so.
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021, 4:49 AM Mitch Haley via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> Does a swift reaction the first time imply that your body was already
> prepped to deal with COVID?
>
> Mitch.
>
> On 2021-01-14 22:53,
Yes the risk of dying under 40 is extremely low, like 175 times lower than
an 85 year old. It doesnt mean your lungs wont have some long term damage
from it, but many people seem to just not get that sick with this thing.
Latest study says 40% of transmission is from people with no symptoms at
I talked to my MD/PhD buddy this morning who was involved in setting up
the AZ trial. He was in the first tranche of those dosed, turns out he
got the placebo. He said:
Placebo here was saline.
In the earlier UK trial, they used the non- COVID virus. The
antibody test u took may not
This guy I bought the limping E500 from is a respiratory tech. He has
been working flat-out for months at a MUSC facility in Orangeburg, which
is like 40mi away and pretty rural. He has had LOTS of patients and
many fatalities from the covids. It really affected him. He was
telling me that
In some areas, yes. Pinellas and Pasco counties (west and north of Tampa) have
large numbers of retirees. Hillsborough County, which is Tampa, has far lower
numbers. One of the issues is people from adjoining counties attempting to
register for vaccinations here. They’ve gotten pissy when
I would reckon Florida would be a big consumer of vaccines for the elderly
especially...
-Curt
On Friday, January 15, 2021, 7:49:53 AM EST, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
wrote:
The distribution and management of vaccinations here in Florida has been
nothing short of a cluster, mainly
Johnson & Johnson has cleared Phase 2 of clinical trials for a vaccine that
requires only one dose. In a month they should be through phase three, and
then approval one hopes.
On Fri, Jan 15, 2021, 8:15 AM Mitch Haley via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I think that's as it should be.
I think that's as it should be.
The bottlenecks should all be in supply and demand, not in logistics.
If there's vaccine and people who want it, you need an efficient
operation to put it in them until you run out of people or run out of
vaccine. If you run out of vaccine, you're not the
I went last Friday for a blood draw for the AZ trial. I was talking to the
nurse about having a reaction (Mild flu-like symptoms days 2,3 after) to both
doses and hoping that meant I got the real deal. (I cheated and got antibody
tests that were negative both times). She said the placebo in
The distribution and management of vaccinations here in Florida has been
nothing short of a cluster, mainly because the state (and Federal government)
has left it up to the counties to administer, with little to no guidance on how
it should be done. I can’t get into the specifics for my county,
Does a swift reaction the first time imply that your body was already
prepped to deal with COVID?
Mitch.
On 2021-01-14 22:53, Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes wrote:
personally
seeing what Covid did to my sister I am happy to have received a couple
of
doses even though it did give me the
Silly question for Karl.
Is this (VADE) a valid concern?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibody-dependent_enhancement
Rick
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> Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2021 11:35 PM
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> Subject: Re: [MBZ] NC Covid shots
>
> Stockpiled?
> Which ones have enough shelf life to stockpile?
> Mitch.
>
> On 2021-01-14 22:29, Karl Wittnebel via Merc
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Stockpiled?
Which ones have enough shelf life to stockpile?
Mitch.
On 2021-01-14 22:29, Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes
le lung transplant) got his first shot and only
> reported mild soreness, like a flu shot.
>
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It's good news, but probably won't matter much until they get more vaccine
stockpiled.
On Thu, Jan 14, 2021, 7:29 PM Scott Ritchey via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> As of today, COVID shots are available for everyone over
Stockpiled?
Which ones have enough shelf life to stockpile?
Mitch.
On 2021-01-14 22:29, Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes wrote:
It's good news, but probably won't matter much until they get more
vaccine
stockpiled.
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It's good news, but probably won't matter much until they get more vaccine
stockpiled.
On Thu, Jan 14, 2021, 7:29 PM Scott Ritchey via Mercedes <
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> As of today, COVID shots are available for everyone over 65 in NC.
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On Thu, Jan 14, 2021 at 10:29 PM Scott Ritchey via Mercedes <
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> As of today, COVID shots are available for everyone over 65 in NC.
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As of today, COVID shots are available for everyone over 65 in NC.
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