LittleJerry92
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That’s because these symptoms don’t creep up on you within a week or two when you think you feel fine.
I didn't say it should be treated like the flu. What I said is it ACTS just like any other virus does, including the flu. It will mutate, just like ANY other virus does. Why are people freaking out and acting like it's the end of the world because the virus mutated? That's what viruses do. The virus has been around for over a year now and it's mutated very slowly. Had it mutated into something more dangerous or more rapidly where the current vaccine would not be useful, then we should be more concerned. But I haven't seen a single report of this. The sky isn't falling Chicken Little.People are still dying from this virus though. It isn’t one that should just be treated like the flu.
First, the checks are to arrive sometime in the next week so the fact you haven't gotten one yet is no reason to panic. Give it time.Well, again, scientists told us that any vaccine that could be developed for COVID would essentially be a glorified flu shot . . . and, honestly, who doesn't get sick from the flu after a flu shot?
But, aside from that, apparently people are already getting those $600 stimulus checks (I haven't gotten one yet), so yes, thank you Moscow Mitch, for literally giving a penny to the poor while your expenses are covered with your massive wealth that you continue to sit upon.
It's sad to hear this. But the vaccine is only 90-95% effective, which is remarkable for a vaccine. But it does highlight the need to still take the precautions.A nurse who got vaccinated tested positive for COVID, but that's not unexpected
An ER nurse who tested positive for COVID-19 after getting the first vaccine dose is a reminder that handwashing, social distancing and masks are still important.abcnews.go.com