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amother

OP

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:18 pm

I didn’t see Dd since she got married more than a year ago. She lives in another state.

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cnc

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:18 pm

Yes I would

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amother

Ruby

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:20 pm

amother [ OP ] wrote:

I didn’t see Dd since she got married more than a year ago. She lives in another state.

Wait just a little bit longer until you get vaccinated.

The situation in the US and many other countries is really bad right now.

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amother

White

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:25 pm

No! Our married child lives in a different state. We haven’t seen them in person for 15 months. Initially we were going to visit last summer but of course state travel restrictions put a grinding halt to that.

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amother

Forestgreen

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:28 pm

Im on the other end of the side
I just got married less than a year ago and due soon iyh
My dh hasnt seen his family since our chasuna and doesnt look like we'll be seeing them anytime soon
Ur health is more important even though its really hard!!!!
can you zoom? facetime?

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amother

Babypink

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:29 pm

Depends which states you guys live in. I

cnc

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:30 pm

amother [ Ruby ] wrote:

Wait just a little bit longer until you get vaccinated.

The situation in the US and many other countries is really bad right now.

Countless of people have come down with COVID after being vaccinated .... just saying.

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amother

Crimson

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:37 pm

Too much goes into the equation for us to answer you!!!
How affected is your neighborhood? How affected is theirs?
Are you at risk healthwise? Are they?
How much do you need to see them?
I know some ppl will think I'm crazy for asking those questions but I don't think it's a yes or no answer! The emotional well being of family members is just as important as the risk of getting covid!
Obviously some ppl will answer you of course you should go and some will be horrified at you even thinking of traveling now!

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amother

OP

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:55 pm

amother [ Crimson ] wrote:

Too much goes into the equation for us to answer you!!!
How affected is your neighborhood? How affected is theirs?
Are you at risk healthwise? Are they?
How much do you need to see them?
I know some ppl will think I'm crazy for asking those questions but I don't think it's a yes or no answer! The emotional well being of family members is just as important as the risk of getting covid!
Obviously some ppl will answer you of course you should go and some will be horrified at you even thinking of traveling now!

We are both from high risk states. I don’t really need to go. I am probably not going to go.

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amother

Mauve

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 5:59 pm

I would definitely go. No question.

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smss

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:00 pm

cnc wrote:

Countless of people have come down with COVID after being vaccinated .... just saying.

Countless people have come down with covid from exposure 10 days AFTER their second dose?

Can you please provide a source?

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amother

Emerald

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:04 pm

cnc wrote:

Countless of people have come down with COVID after being vaccinated .... just saying.

How is that even possibly factual?
Can you back it up with actual fact?
It is very clear that the vaccine is not considered effective for 6- 7 weeks after the first dose, 3 weeks after the second. How many people got their first does a full 7 weeks ago?
I know a PA who had one dose and was then exposed and caught COVID, but that was between the doses, not 3 weeks after the second. So that is not someone you can count as a person in your theory.

Please show us some hard, not anecdotal (or made up) evidence.

In the US, the first vaccine were administered 12/14/2020.
Based on my math, assuming it was Pfizer, the person got the second on Jan 4. Tomorrow only makes 2 weeks.

This is what happens when you confuse Instagram with Medical journals.

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amother

Brown

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:10 pm

cnc wrote:

Countless of people have come down with COVID after being vaccinated .... just saying.

I don’t think anyone is fully vaccinated yet.

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mig100

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:10 pm

amother [ OP ] wrote:

I didn’t see Dd since she got married more than a year ago. She lives in another state.

Thats hard very. Hard.

I dont know if I would. Its definitely not easy

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amother

OP

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:23 pm

amother [ Mauve ] wrote:

I would definitely go. No question.

I’m in my late 50’s. It’s a risk. Even though I had covid in March.

cnc

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:33 pm

amother [ Emerald ] wrote:

How is that even possible factual?
Can you back it up with actual fact?
It is very clear that the vaccine is not considered effective for 6- 7 weeks after the first dose, 3 weeks after the second. How many people got their first does a full 7 weeks ago?
I know a PA who had one dose and was then exposed and caught COVID, but that was between the doses, not 3 weeks after the second. So that is not someone you can count as a person in your theory.

Please show us some hard, not anecdotal (or made up) evidence.

In the US, the first vaccine were administered 12/14/2020.
Based on my math, assuming it was Pfizer, the person got the second on Jan 4. Tomorrow only makes 2 weeks.

This is what happens when you confuse Instagram with Medical journals.

Firstly I am not on instagram .

Secondly, nowhere did I say that they contacted COVID three weeks after they received the second dose.
It was all after the first dose , although both Pfizer and Moderna are claiming that one dose has an 80-90 percent efficacy rate , which is why in some countries they’re electing to divide their vaccines differently by giving singles doses to as many people as possible instead of giving two doses to less people.

That said, my own internist told me not to check my antibodies until a couple of weeks after the second dose.... (I got the first dose a few weeks ago).

amother

Cerulean

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:35 pm

cnc wrote:

Countless of people have come down with COVID after being vaccinated .... just saying.

Source?

amother

Emerald

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:45 pm

cnc wrote:

Firstly I am not on instagram .

Secondly, nowhere did I say that they contacted COVID three weeks after they received the second dose.
It was all after the first dose , although both Pfizer and Moderna are claiming that one dose has an 80-90 percent efficacy rate , which is why in some countries they’re electing to divide their vaccines differently by giving singles doses to as many people as possible instead of giving two doses to less people.

That said, my own internist told me not to check my antibodies until a couple of weeks after the second dose.... (I got the first dose a few weeks ago).

According to Pfizer data published in December 2020, the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is roughly 52% effective after the first dose.

And, as you just said yourself, “nowhere did I say that they contacted COVID three weeks after they received the second dose.”

So why are you spreading intentionally misleading information.

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behappy2

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 6:45 pm

if you already had covid then why not?

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amother

OP

Sun, Jan 17 2021, 7:48 pm

behappy2 wrote:

if you already had covid then why not?

Because of the mutation also Dd didn’t have it yet and she might be high risk

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