Oh my, since I retired the fish room time has been legendary. Which reminds me I need to go change some water. I still haven’t put in the drip system completely
How has the coronavirus affected your personal life?
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tired eyes huh?
gonna have to look up those symptoms -
i’m 30 days past 2nd vaccine.... it’s like which one do you trust more, the vaccine or the virus...
had to get all up in the covid positives guy bile duct during an ercp at work today....
having the vaccine makes me rest a little better... otherwise i’d be infected for sure... not enough proper ppe to go around at work...
cheers all!
An observation made by a nurse we know about those who have had covid and those who have not upon receiving the vaccine. Those who have had covid don't seem to react to the vaccine while those who have not had covid do. Pure speculation but.....I don't even get to play a doctor on tv so take my opinion for what the bile duct produces 
Hello; In TN those 70+ can now get the vaccine. I signed up three days ago on the TN website. So far no response at all.
I guess I was not paying enough attention the last 72 years. I have been thinking getting an effective vaccine or having had the disease itself give good immunity for a particular pathogen like a virus. I had planned to stop wearing a mask after either event. Now the prospect of wearing a mask forever seems possible. I plan to ride my bicycle to mail a bill in a few. Don't plan to wear a mask while out by myself. The science sure has changed in the last few months compared to the previous decades.
I can recall getting the polio vaccine back in the 1950's. We were all still going to school and doing normal life things. No masks nor lockdowns. Polio was a much worse disease that Covid19 to me . I recall going to see a relative in the hospital. She was in an iron lung machine. I had to look thru a window to see. I was in the third grade maybe when they loaded all us kids from my small school in the back of produce trucks. ( no school buses in that town, we all walked to school) Took up to a gym and gave us all shots. Don't think any parents were called to get permission for that matter. It was interesting to see some of the kids faint in the bleachers. My mom made me take the polio vaccine again later when it could be given in a sugar cube.
I guess I was not paying enough attention the last 72 years. I have been thinking getting an effective vaccine or having had the disease itself give good immunity for a particular pathogen like a virus. I had planned to stop wearing a mask after either event. Now the prospect of wearing a mask forever seems possible. I plan to ride my bicycle to mail a bill in a few. Don't plan to wear a mask while out by myself. The science sure has changed in the last few months compared to the previous decades.
I can recall getting the polio vaccine back in the 1950's. We were all still going to school and doing normal life things. No masks nor lockdowns. Polio was a much worse disease that Covid19 to me . I recall going to see a relative in the hospital. She was in an iron lung machine. I had to look thru a window to see. I was in the third grade maybe when they loaded all us kids from my small school in the back of produce trucks. ( no school buses in that town, we all walked to school) Took up to a gym and gave us all shots. Don't think any parents were called to get permission for that matter. It was interesting to see some of the kids faint in the bleachers. My mom made me take the polio vaccine again later when it could be given in a sugar cube.
From a fact sheet:. "There is no FDA approved vaccine that may prevent COVID 19. The FDA has authorized the emergency use of the moderna covid-19 vaccine to prevent covid-19 in individuals... under an emergency use authorization.". Reading this, I still went ahead and got my first dose today.
Hello; I have an appointment Saturday morning to get the first shot. They have started 70+ in TN now.
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