Anonymous wrote:It's starting to hit now. My colleague's 92 year old father just contracted COVID and died. He was fully vaccinated, but I guess it was a breakthrough case.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Delta variant should not be taken lightly; there's evidence it is infecting even vaccinated adults. To wit, Israel recently reinstated an indoor mask mandate due to a wave of new infections. Apparently some 70% of those new infections were caused by the Delta variant, and about half of those cases affected people believed to have been fully vaccinated with Pfizer. Sure, the vaccine may prevent hospitalization and death, but infection still is quite possible, and there are long-haul symptoms that may endure for those who are. It seems likely that the rush to return to normalcy will bring about another waive, which could very well affect the vaccinated as well as unvaccinated. At this point, probably best to proceed with caution, as it's clear (in this country, anyways) each of us is on our own.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vaccinated-people-account-for-half-of-new-covid-19-delta-cases-in-israeli-outbreak-11624624326
Beware, people. this is the fearmongering pp of the thread that was taken down. None that she posts is true, she wants to mask everyone now (and forever) and lock us all up if "needed" soon. Infection is not quite possible for most of us here, there are mostly super mild cases in those vaccinated.
Plus Moderna just published their results against the Delta variant and it was very effective.
Very curious what thread or post you are referring to was taken down? I am not the PP you quote, but I am equally shrill, and it wouldn't surprise me if you believed us to be one and the same. I don't see anything I posted that was taken down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The funny thing is that we will never know how many people actually get the new variant since the CDC is only counting positives for vaccinated individuals if they die or are hospitalized, also a “positive” for a vaccinated individual is recorded after 28 cycles of the PCR test, according to the CDC direction which is quite low. The CDC is purposely trying to limit the data before we even get it. Why?
Because the tests can pick up dead virus in vaccinated individuals, that has absolutely no effect on them, nor is enough to be transmissible.
I'm sick. Our clinic refused to test me because I was vaccinated. So, we will not have accurate numbers. I have many of the symptoms.
The same happened to my husband. At Cvs the nurse actually asked him why he was there getting tested if he had already been vaccinated. 😤
Who is paying for all these tests you guys insist on after being vaccinated? You think they're free because you aren't paying out of pocket? Guess what? We're all paying for them. So just stop.
+1000. Have you seen the test sites that are popping up in places like Georgetown and Bethesda? They look like freaking spas. Who the hell do you think is paying for your "free" tests?
Anonymous wrote:The covid cases in the US are 20% of the Delta variant currently. Right now it is doubling each week. So, next week Delta is estimated to be 40% of the cases. The week after that, Delta will likely be 80% of the cases. So, it is predicted by the end of July, Delta will be the dominant variant in the U.S. We shall see if this pans out...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Delta variant should not be taken lightly; there's evidence it is infecting even vaccinated adults. To wit, Israel recently reinstated an indoor mask mandate due to a wave of new infections. Apparently some 70% of those new infections were caused by the Delta variant, and about half of those cases affected people believed to have been fully vaccinated with Pfizer. Sure, the vaccine may prevent hospitalization and death, but infection still is quite possible, and there are long-haul symptoms that may endure for those who are. It seems likely that the rush to return to normalcy will bring about another waive, which could very well affect the vaccinated as well as unvaccinated. At this point, probably best to proceed with caution, as it's clear (in this country, anyways) each of us is on our own.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vaccinated-people-account-for-half-of-new-covid-19-delta-cases-in-israeli-outbreak-11624624326
Beware, people. this is the fearmongering pp of the thread that was taken down. None that she posts is true, she wants to mask everyone now (and forever) and lock us all up if "needed" soon. Infection is not quite possible for most of us here, there are mostly super mild cases in those vaccinated.
Plus Moderna just published their results against the Delta variant and it was very effective.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of you are totally off your rocker. I stayed home, did not travel, masked up and was vaccinated. Everything I have read says vaccine effective against Delta so I will carry on with my life. Do you all like the chaos of living in a pandemic? I find it so bizarre.
They do. And they won't stop until we are a totalitarian state.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If "experts" keep saying that being vaccinated doesn't matter against the variants, why would anyone else get vaccinated. I don't understand the PR strategy here.
What experts have said that?
If your reading comprehension is that poor, then probably you should just do what the experts say.
Anonymous wrote:Delta variant should not be taken lightly; there's evidence it is infecting even vaccinated adults. To wit, Israel recently reinstated an indoor mask mandate due to a wave of new infections. Apparently some 70% of those new infections were caused by the Delta variant, and about half of those cases affected people believed to have been fully vaccinated with Pfizer. Sure, the vaccine may prevent hospitalization and death, but infection still is quite possible, and there are long-haul symptoms that may endure for those who are. It seems likely that the rush to return to normalcy will bring about another waive, which could very well affect the vaccinated as well as unvaccinated. At this point, probably best to proceed with caution, as it's clear (in this country, anyways) each of us is on our own.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/vaccinated-people-account-for-half-of-new-covid-19-delta-cases-in-israeli-outbreak-11624624326
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:On other forums, people are talking about a "really bad cold going around...settled in my lungs."
This is exactly how people started talking about initial Covid!
Yep.
My guess if that they have been in contact with others who have traveled out of the area into the Covid states.
Yes!! It's just spreading quietly right now, and no one wants to get tested.