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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I got COVID two months ago. I got the flu vaccination last week. I'm good.[/quote] But how do you know which strain you got? You might need the new Covid vaccine for the current strains.[/quote] do you think we need to be getting vaccinated every 2 months???[/quote] No, but a yearly shot and actually testing if sick and most importantly, staying home/masking if you are sick. Basically, giving a shit about others. Fact is covid is "mild" for some, but for many it is not. And even for those that it's "mild", they have a 30%+ chance of getting long covid. I know people who refuse to test. Because they dont' want to be told "don't go to the office". THey'd rather just go with a "cold" and infect everyone. But that is a bit too self centered for me. If I'm sick, I'm not going to expose everyone else to it. [/quote] I don’t test. But, I’m barely going out as I cannot risk getting sick and mask everywhere. What is the point of testing. If you have a cold, flu or Covid, anyone decent would stay home. [b]All are highly contegious[/b]. I don’t see the point in testing except to talk to a doctor. They will not give me Covid meds based off my medical history so the only reason to test it to try to figure out what is going on. [/quote] Covid is the most.[/quote]
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