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I haven't won any lotery jackpot since I got the first jab.
I got my bivalent booster and flu shot today at Hy-Vee. Bivalent is probably what they will offer you, but of course you can ask when you get there.I just scheduled an appointment with my pharmacist to get my second booster and a flu shot a week from tomorrow. I'm not exactly sure if it's the newest bivalent vaccine or not. It's marked on my appointment confirmation I got from Rite-Aid as "Pfizer Updated COVID-19 Booster", so I'm hoping it is. It's also different from my first three jabs in that they were Moderna.
I guess we'll see how I feel afterward, or if I sprout a third arm or a second head after this. A third arm could come in handy.
There may be something to that. Being in close proximity to anti-vaxxers makes me sick and drastically alters my blood pressure.
Edit to add: And what in the Kentucky Fried Fuck is homemade hydroxychloroquine??? Get that poor girl to an OBGYN stat!
Marmalade as a prophylactic against Covid.It least it doesn't seem like boiled citrus peels will actively *harm* you. It's not like they're making laetrile.
Yep, and these are the same people who kept accusing the hospitals and the government of marking every cause of death as Covid.They're just kind of indiscriminately accusing every single medical death - definitely every death that makes the news - of being caused by the Covid vaccine now. Nobody ever died or had an unexpected heart attack before the vaccine, I guess.
...every accusation, a confession. It's become a cliche at this point.Yep, and these are the same people who kept accusing the hospitals and the government of marking every cause of death as Covid.
So let me see if I have this straight.Bwahahahahahaha
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reference from NPR (https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/01/28/960901166/how-is-the-covid-19-vaccination-campaign-going-in-your-state)Since COVID-19 vaccine distribution began in the United States on Dec. 14, 2020, more than 610 million doses have been administered, fully vaccinating over 224 million people or 67.5% of the total U.S. population. To date, 48.5% of the fully vaccinated population has received at least one booster shot as well.