Don’t mind at all!
End of May last year. (My exposure date was 1/9, first symptom 1/19, and tests
weren’t available then.) I hope I had them this year end of May as I got my 2nd
shot in April. ;)
Deirdre
> On Aug 12, 2021, at 11:04 PM, Gerald D. Nordley via Basfa
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> Deirdre,
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Deirdre,
Would you mind if I forward this to our family list (about ten people, and
without your email, of course)? It turns out we have some vaccine skeptics and
an ongoing discussion. Also, when you said "By the end of May, I had no
antibodies..." did you mean May last year or this year?
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First, I want to acknowledge that you are genuinely trying to have your
family’s best interests at heart.
I was one of the “lucky” west coast people who got covid last year, but a
pre-pandemic strain (that came to the bay area directly from China in January;
the pandemic strain came to the US v
Quoting Bryan Houser (commont...@icloud.com):
> …then Rick drops the mic :-)
You've been a great audience. I'll be here all week.
But I learn from the best, e.g.,
https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/category/vaccines/
https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/category/epidemiology-2/
(Their "Ivermectin i
…then Rick drops the mic :-)
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Quoting Jonathan Del Arroz (jdelar...@gmail.com):
> I’ll just host a party for the unvaccinated instead, since studies are
> showing we spread the new variants less, anyway. Mine should be safer!
Nope. Your knowledge of epidemiology needs repair, Jon, as you've
been misinformed.
There _aren't_
