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dhanson865
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I can't download apps on my work PC, nor can I install extensions on my work PC.
I'll use outline.com to get past it on some sites, but some sites (nytimes. com being one of them) are now blocking that as well.
I do understand how to get around it on my home PC, I'm just saying it's not very helpful to link to an article that is behind a paywall that requires that much effort.
Tes La Ferrari
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Duck duck go is available in the App Store if you are an iOS user. Not sure about other app stores
AlanSubie4Life
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Sorry. Doesn’t really matter anyway since in my opinion that 2-out-of-3 rule is not needed for vaccinated people as long as they are only around other vaccinated people. 1 of three probably good enough, more if convenient and easy is great, if fully vaccinated and around vaccinated people. Would have been nice to have it widely known last year sometime as a good guideline for people though. Along with N95 masks, etc., etc.
Here is the summary.
JRP3
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AlanSubie4Life
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Oops, meant to say 0 out of 3. 0 out of three probably just fine, depending on your personal risk factors.
That’s my plan. Not because I think I can’t get coronavirus, though! I definitely still could!
Will re-evaluate the situation as time goes on.
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From those slides, it appears that prognosis is not good when a patient seeks out a doctor late. But, the only initial symptom different from typical vaccination symptom was abdominal pain, and the slides do not say how many of the 15 cases had abdominal pain early on, though.
As you say, I would not recommend any of my personal connection who is younger than 50 to get a J&J vaccine. There’s more than plenty Pfizer and Moderna vaccine appointments these days.
dhanson865
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Day 2, I've been dehydrated all day, drinking more than I normally do and still feeling thirsty.
Drinking so many fluids I could only eat about 3/4 of what I normally eat for dinner tonight. Ate normally at lunch, still have a normal appetite just so thirsty I'm filling up my stomach with liquids.
If I let the fluids drop my head hurts, as soon as I drink a glass of water the headache is gone. Urine looks normal but I'm going more often. Probably drinking about double what I would have a few days ago.
Day 3 after Pfizer #2... Feeling fairly normal. I would say the only side effect I had was a little tiredness.
Tes La Ferrari
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Your point is a fair one.
that is one of the downsides of any search engine that doesn’t rhyme with boogle.
but it does fine in handy in certain use cases.
Shucks, nope, didn't actually see you, but glad to hear we've both achieved full (vaccine) membership status
. I got my pic taken with The Man as well haha. Also sounds like we had identical 2nd-dose symptoms. I was expecting worse based on what I'd heard from friends/neighbors, so I'll count myself lucky with just the mild fatigue.
Cheers,
/TCP
Interesting new UCSF video on J&J and clotting issues. Full video is good but especially the discussion starting at 44 minutes in:
The first two days after getting the J&J vaccine my kidneys went nuts. I had to drink lots of water too. I also had a fever for two days.
I'm also wondering if I got some small clots about 2 weeks after getting the shot. The injection site started hurting out of the blue, then a few hours later my calf on the opposite leg started hurting. The arm pain went away in a couple of days and the calf pain went away about 1-2 days after that. I did nothing to injure my leg, it just popped up.
Centner Academy Won't Employ COVID-19 Vaccinated Employees, Citing Debunked Theory
The owners of a Miami private school want its teachers and employees not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, citing a debunked anti-vaccination theory.
miami.cbslocal.com
We need to sell FL and TX to Mexico and then make DC and Puerto Rico US States.Centner Academy Won't Employ COVID-19 Vaccinated Employees, Citing Debunked Theory
The owners of a Miami private school want its teachers and employees not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, citing a debunked anti-vaccination theory.
We need to sell FL and TX to Mexico and then make DC and Puerto Rico US States.
Hm... might be easier if we just swap population between Florida and Puerto Rico. This way, Mexico would not have to build a wall at the border of Florida. And Puerto Rico is already blocked from the mainland US with "big water"... who knew.! LOL
UCSF just released that they treated the first documented case in the US of a man getting blood clots after receiving the J&J vaccine. Two weeks post vaccine in a man in his 30’s.
Bay Area man hospitalized with blood clot after J&J vaccine
Bay Area man hospitalized with blood clot after J&J vaccine
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The media coverage I saw about this, including this report, ignored the fact that the J&J issue is very likely the same as the AstraZenica clotting issue and those cases included a significant number of men although overall there seems to be a greater risk to women.
This is a screenshot taken from the UCSF video I posted yesterday.
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