- Just to clarify, I wasn’t saying that. I’m saying that’s what someone who would take paxlovid Archived Message
Posted by meanjeans
on June 7, 2022, 13:13:54, in reply to "You started this thread complaining that the vaccine was not worth the cost."
but not take the vaccine would probably say  Previous MessageWhich is zero (to consumers). If you are talking about cost to the government, the vaccine is like 1/20 the cost of a Paxlovid dose, so you should keep that in mind for your cost/benefit analysis. Previous MessageLA and vote straight ticket democrat. You can support getting the vaccine and still bitch that you’d like for it to work better. Previous MessagePrevious MessagePrevious Messagewhether that helped them or the vaccine. Wife and I had mild cases, as most 40-year olds seem to have, statistically, vaxxed or not. Toddlers (unvaxxed) both got it too and were done in less than 36 hours. After that, I have no plans to get them vaxxed in the near future. Look I’m not an anti vaxxer or anything, I got vaxxed, but I’m also not sure the benefit is as black and white as we would all like for it to be. Previous MessagePrevious Messagepretty bad, but other than that manageable. Previous MessagePrevious MessageAll adults fully vaxxed. Our vaccinated nanny turned up positive, then one by one every single one of the rest of us. 6 out of 6 fully vaxxed adults got it. Previous MessageBeing triple vaxxed in a town full of nutjobs and never having contracted COVID while just about everybody around me with varying levels of vaccination has. |
- Kajagoogoo June 7, 2022, 11:27:54