New Covid Vaccine Requirements

[pronstar]

Which viruses of any consequence have antibodies that fade? Covid of course and I know some might say the Influenza A virus but I believe the antibodies (Flu A) remain but the virus mutates to a point that the antibodies no longer are effective.

I don’t have a list.
But here’s an abstract on the role of memory T cells, which “remember past occurrences” of the bug

But it is true that some antibodies remain in circulation.

T Cell Memory: Understanding COVID-19

As the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has progressed, increasing attention has focused on establishing natural and vaccine-induced immunity against this coronavirus and the disease, COVID-19, that it causes. In this Primer, we explain the fundamental features of ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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[majormadmax]

 

[ZX9RCAM]

We all know how Resident Evil and T cells turned out....

 

[easy rider]

Are we headed towards an authoritarian state?

 

[jamesmrj]

My only "lasting" symptom?

At the strangest times I smell a pungent, unpleasant odor in my right nostril. I'm still getting better everyday. Fatigue was my worst symptom. I still have what I would call "brain fog" every few days

I am unvaxxed and plan to stay that way. Let's Go, Brandon!

I still have the smelling issue you describe from my September bout with Covid. It always shows up for coffee and cooking/cooked ground beef. Random times as well.

My neighbor two doors down has the same.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

james,

Did you get 'the jab' and still got the covid?

OK, none my bidness- I'm just being nosy.

Since I asked you a personal question, I'll add a bit of my personal bidness - I haven't and won't get 'the jab'.

If I thought it would do what it's proclaimed to do (prevent getting the covid and allay the spreading of it) and there was excellent evidence proving it, I'dve hurried to get in line, but it's proven to be a huge gamble from immediate death to clots, cardiac problems and on and on...though for sure, some tolerate it while others cannot.

 

[oldag]

Are we headed towards an authoritarian state?

Just now figuring that out?

 

[candcallen]

Everyone in my family has been vaccinated and still got covid. Some twice. My daughters both have it and I've had a ticklish little caught and headache since yesterday. Well see.

No one got hospital sick. Not even 70 something parents.

The virus will have to attenuate to basically the common cold and then we will be done if the covidiens extremists let it be but they are so dug in that letting go is going to be hard.

 

[majormadmax]

In case anyone was wondering, here are Bill Gate's thoughts on the future of the COVID omicron variant!

Will COVID-19 end soon? It will look different after omicron, Bill Gates says

 

[Grumps21]

In case anyone was wondering, here are Bill Gate's thoughts on the future of the COVID omicron variant!

Will COVID-19 end soon? It will look different after omicron, Bill Gates says

FBG

 

[motorcarman]

Everyone in my family has been vaccinated and still got covid. Some twice. My daughters both have it and I've had a ticklish little caught and headache since yesterday. Well see.

No one got hospital sick. Not even 70 something parents.

The virus will have to attenuate to basically the common cold and then we will be done if the covidiens extremists let it be but they are so dug in that letting go is going to be hard.

So the VAX worked?????????????
(asking for a friend)

 

[Shady]

So the VAX worked?????????????
(asking for a friend)

if they did not end up on ventilators I would say the vax may have.

 

[Brains]

Covid vaxxers have gone full cult at this point. Conjecture is not proof.

 

[jamesmrj]

james,

Did you get 'the jab' and still got the covid?

OK, none my bidness- I'm just being nosy.

Since I asked you a personal question, I'll add a bit of my personal bidness - I haven't and won't get 'the jab'.

If I thought it would do what it's proclaimed to do (prevent getting the covid and allay the spreading of it) and there was excellent evidence proving it, I'dve hurried to get in line, but it's proven to be a huge gamble from immediate death to clots, cardiac problems and on and on...though for sure, some tolerate it while others cannot.

No, neither I nor any of my household have been vacinated. My wife, my six year old daughter (the source for our family infection), and I all got Covid in mid September (2021). We suspect our four year old daughter also got it, but we didn't want to submit her to nose-rape for the sniffles.

The six year old had typical cold symptoms.

My wife had the cold symptoms, cough, body aches, headache, complete loss of smell, and partial loss of taste.

I had all of the above plus sore eyes for three to four days and a fever that ranged from 99-102 for about a week.

All told, the wife and I felt like crap for about ten to twelve days.

 

[oldag]

if they did not end up on ventilators I would say the vax may have.

Or may have had no effect. No way to know.

Lots of unvaccinated people did not end up on ventilators.

 

[Shady]

Or may have had no effect. No way to know.

Lots of unvaccinated people did not end up on ventilators.

That is why I said may have

and I did not say anything about the unvaxed like myself

 

[skfullgun]

I still have the smelling issue you describe from my September bout with Covid. It always shows up for coffee and cooking/cooked ground beef. Random times as well.

My neighbor two doors down has the same.

I'm glad to hear others have experienced what I call, "Foul-Smell Syndrome".

I haven't met anyone else who actually describes it as being the same as mine. It comes at the oddest times. Entering the room, leaving the room, going from inside to outside - as if triggered by changes in humidity or temperature.

And it only seems to be in the right nostril. It is beginning to subside in intensity and happen less frequent.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

James,

Thank you for your reply.

Much appreciated.

 

[benenglish]

I'm glad to hear others have experienced what I call, "Foul-Smell Syndrome".

I'm sure glad I didn't get that.

My sense of taste is back to a shadow of normal. Nothing tastes exactly right except (maybe) Coca-Cola but at least Oreo cookies no longer taste like a block of salt coated in whatever is the most bitter thing you've ever tasted. They don't taste right but the old taste has become slightly dominant, though the salt and bitter are still definitely there.

For a fat guy like me who really likes food, the losing the ability to enjoy the taste of my food is a real quality-of-life issue. It's not up there with major problems and it sounds like nearly-baseless whining. And it is. But it's still chaps my butt that I seem to be stuck with it.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Ben,

Did you get c-19 before you were vaxxed or after?

Thanks!