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honest.abe

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24. The mechanism to setup the appointments was available for over a week.
Tue Mar 9, 2021, 12:37 PM
Mar 2021

In fact when I first went into to schedule an appointment there were very few slots available if I recall correctly. So it appears many cancelled. That's the problem.

Sounds like you are advocating for people to not get the J&J vaccine. That goes against what most experts are telling us.

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Mostly true... but also misleading FBaggins Mar 2021 #1
That's precisely what the article states Yeehah Mar 2021 #53
Wouldn't be the first time a title was contradicted by the body of the article FBaggins Mar 2021 #62
It was reported this morning that an Indian vaccine was... brush Mar 2021 #2
K&R. "The one that you can get the soonest" - works for me! Rhiannon12866 Mar 2021 #3
All three vaccines are available. There is no reason not to evaluate the differences Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #4
I agree. Think they are making it murky due to the logistical Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #35
That's all the data shows, so far. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #39
Ok my question was written in layman's terms and your answer Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #50
What the hell?! PJMcK Mar 2021 #5
Please read the whole article to fully grasp what is being said. Celerity Mar 2021 #6
You can edit your original post by removing some content like a paragraph, inserting an littlemissmartypants Mar 2021 #14
here are more excerpts, I rarely post an OP that starts in the middle, I also highly recco subbing Celerity Mar 2021 #15
Thanks! I am curious about the last part of this sentence Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #37
last I saw from Fauci and others was that the data is not in if the vaccines completely stop Celerity Mar 2021 #38
Yes, have since found out that is true. A vaccinated person Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #49
The problem with that is determining which is the highest. Celerity Mar 2021 #51
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! So you and your Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #52
No, we have not been vaccinated at all. Our high immunity levels are all from the asymptomatic Celerity Mar 2021 #55
Thank you so much for explaining all that. It all makes sense. Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #58
For sure people can go get an upgraded version after they have had the first type. In fact, booster Celerity Mar 2021 #59
Good to know. You answered my question. Unfortunately here Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #60
thank you so much for the kind words Celerity Mar 2021 #61
While copyright rules prevent more than four paragraphs in one post.... Alex4Martinez Mar 2021 #67
here, if you missed it, is more Celerity Mar 2021 #69
Just saw this... Astrazeneca ... Blood clots Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2021 #72
Nonsense. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #7
Pfizer is working quite better against the S. African and Brasilian variants over here than Moderna Celerity Mar 2021 #10
Actually, my entire school union is getting vaccinated Friday. No choice of vaccine, just GPV Mar 2021 #18
That would have been a tough choice for me. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #19
My preference was Pfizer too liberal_mama Mar 2021 #36
My spouse got Moderna - Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #40
Not necessarily - according to the CDC adverse vaccine injury reports (VAERS) womanofthehills Mar 2021 #65
Kick dalton99a Mar 2021 #8
You're on the Titanic... you take the first lifeboat that you can IcyPeas Mar 2021 #9
That is not the point of the article. nt Celerity Mar 2021 #11
What is the point of the article?? honest.abe Mar 2021 #17
There are three lifeboats right now. You get to choose. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #21
Some places make appointments and don't tell you which vaccine you are going to get. LisaL Mar 2021 #26
They don't just grab you off the street and make an appointment Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #29
Not Possible In Illnois ProfessorGAC Mar 2021 #33
Looks to me like, if you are in an eligible group, Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #34
Nobody Has Them ProfessorGAC Mar 2021 #41
I went directly to Walgreens - Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #42
BTW ProfessorGAC Mar 2021 #43
Congratultions!!! Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #44
Thanks!! ProfessorGAC Mar 2021 #45
You must be in the collar counties. Ace Rothstein Mar 2021 #46
We Are, Indeed! ProfessorGAC Mar 2021 #47
I keep reading about these counties who are doing so well. Ace Rothstein Mar 2021 #48
Not necessarily- if you are very careful when you go out womanofthehills Mar 2021 #74
Can people get more than one of the vaccines ? JI7 Mar 2021 #12
That is an interesting question, here is some discussion on it Celerity Mar 2021 #13
What bothers me is that too many people are turning down appointments.. honest.abe Mar 2021 #16
No it is not going to slew down herd immunity. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #20
Actuallly not true.. at least at the location I got vaccinated. honest.abe Mar 2021 #22
I suspect that is specific to J&J Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #23
The mechanism to setup the appointments was available for over a week. honest.abe Mar 2021 #24
I am advocating for people to make an informed choice. Ms. Toad Mar 2021 #30
There was no mention of the type of vaccine when I signed up. honest.abe Mar 2021 #32
"The vaccines were all 100% effective in stopping hospitalizations and death." Shanti Shanti Shanti Mar 2021 #25
Except, if you read the article, you will see that is not true. nt Celerity Mar 2021 #28
So last week was "fat people shouldn't bother with the vaccine" week BannonsLiver Mar 2021 #27
When I made my appointment Meowmee Mar 2021 #31
I always choice 60ish percent over 95ish in life 48656c6c6f20 Mar 2021 #54
Those 95% efficacy rates, btw, are not against the variants. Studies here in the EU are actually Celerity Mar 2021 #56
Would you agree with me?: J&J preferably, Moderna second, Pfizer last. Alex4Martinez Mar 2021 #68
I am not qualified to render an opinion as to which is best, all I can do is post the latest info Celerity Mar 2021 #70
Pfizer is a really good vaccine. LisaL Mar 2021 #73
I understand your concerns about the Moderna vaccine based on the bullwinkle428 Mar 2021 #57
They could actually be equal since madville Mar 2021 #63
I am still waiting for a valid reason to cut off T1 Diabetics from vaccination priority. WyattKansas Mar 2021 #64
In NY type 1 are eligible as well, as they should be. Meowmee Mar 2021 #66
Kickity! Alex4Martinez Mar 2021 #71
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