Covid Vaccine thread

[Bene Futuis]

All vaxxed up in my household. No issues at all with either one. My wife felt like shit for about 24 hours after the 2nd one. Pfizer for us, too. Edit: No vax for the kid yet, just like everyone else (I assume).

[swampdragon]

Nothing after my first one - Moderna
Second one was Saturday - Sunday I felt like I was stuck in a giant bottle of hot glue - couldn't do anything
woke up Monday and was like - nothing - ready to go to work

By the way the vaccine lottery in New Jersey is brutally tough - staying up on the internet all night on multiple web sites and being willing to drive far if needed - and also teachers finally started this week
before that over 65 or medical issues - mostly

[heyelander]

All vaxxed up in my household. No issues at all with either one. My wife felt like shit for about 24 hours after the 2nd one. Pfizer for us, too. Edit: No vax for the kid yet, just like everyone else (I assume).

who the fuck is pretending lawyers are essential?!?! At least Seth had to have cancer as a child to get his.


too soon?

[Bene Futuis]

who the fuck is pretending lawyers are essential?!?! At least Seth had to have cancer as a child to get his.


too soon?

Our state is 2nd in the country. We have been cranking this shit out.

[umjewman]

who the fuck is pretending lawyers are essential?!?! At least Seth had to have cancer as a child to get his.


too soon?

Funny you should post this yesterday, which was 26 years to the day that I was diagnosed. According to the official rules that I just made up, that is exactly the amount of time needed to not be “too soon.” So you’re in the clear.

[Steve 2.0]

Funny you should post this yesterday, which was 26 years to the day that I was diagnosed. According to the official rules that I just made up, that is exactly the amount of time needed to not be “too soon.” So you’re in the clear.

in that case:

who the fuck is pretending lawyers are essential?!?! At least Seth had to have cancer as a child to get his.

[heyelander]

in that case:

who the fuck is pretending lawyers are essential?!?! At least Seth had to have cancer as a child to get his.

I disagree

[heyelander]

First shot down... Pfizer... Let you know how I feel tomorrow.

feels like someone slugged me in the shoulder, and it hurts to raise my arm over my head, but otherwise, all good today.

[Ken]

feels like someone slugged me in the shoulder, and it hurts to raise my arm over my head, but otherwise, all good today.

Stop getting into bar fights.

Did you get your vaccine though?

[Gregg]

feels like someone slugged me in the shoulder, and it hurts to raise my arm over my head, but otherwise, all good today.

When will you be scheduling your TJ surgery?

[heyelander]

Stop getting into bar fights.

Did you get your vaccine though?

That's what I get for scheduling my vaccine appointment down at the Double Deuce.

[Bene Futuis]

Americans who will choose *not* to be vaccinated when one is available via new NPR/PBS/Marist poll:

47% Trump voters
41% Republicans
38% White evangelicals
37% Latino
34% independents
34% White non-college
28% White
25% Black
18% White college
11% Democrats
10% Biden voters

[Ken]

Americans who will choose *not* to be vaccinated when one is available via new NPR/PBS/Marist poll:

47% Trump voters
41% Republicans
38% White evangelicals
37% Latino
34% independents
34% White non-college
28% White
25% Black
18% White college
11% Democrats
10% Biden voters

Want to make sure I'm reading this correctly because it can mean a couple different things.
For example, does this mean that 47% of the people who chose *not* to be vaccinated voted for Trump (meaning over half of the anti-vaxx crowd is not Trump voters)? Or does it mean that of all the people who voted for Trump, 47% of them chose *not* to be vaccinated?

[Bene Futuis]

"If a vaccine for the coronavirus is made available to you, will you choose to be vaccinated?"

https://www.npr.org/2021/03/11/975608000/majority-approves-of-bidens-handling-of-pandemic-npr-pbs-newshour-marist-poll-fi

[heyelander]

Want to make sure I'm reading this correctly because it can mean a couple different things.
For example, does this mean that 47% of the people who chose *not* to be vaccinated voted for Trump (meaning over half of the anti-vaxx crowd is not Trump voters)? Or does it mean that of all the people who voted for Trump, 47% of them chose *not* to be vaccinated?

i see where you are coming from. I'm pretty sure it's the later as White Non-College is a higher percentage than White.