Who is getting the COVID-19 Vaccine?

[SportEL]

Covid Hospitalization Myth Blown Up - 57 of Hospitalized Had No Symptoms

-overall tallies of COVID hospitalizations do not differentiate based on severity of illness; some require supplemental oxygen, some getting intubated but many have mild symptoms but have been admitted for further observation on account of their comobidities

-another portion are in the hospital are for something unrelated to COVID, and only discovered they had COVID when they were tested upon admission

-how many patients fall into each category has been a topic of speculation; In August, researchers from Harvard Medical School, Tufts Medical Center and Veterans Affairs Healthcare system decided to find out

-they analyzed the electronic records for 50K COVID hospital admissions, and checked to see whether each patient required supplemental oxygen or had a blood oxygen below 94%

-From Mar202 to Jan 2021, the proportion of patients with mild or asymptomatic disease was 36%. From Mid Jan to End of June, that number rose to 48%, suggesting half of all hospitalized patients showed up were admitted for another reason or had a mild presentation of symptoms

-the increase was bigger for vaccinated patients where 57% had mild or asymptomatic disease.

--> https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...eading/620062/

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So simple as I've explained before, Ivermectin, the Nobel Prize winning drug for humans should be used for prevention and treatment , and the hospital counts of ppl being there with Covid rather than with Covid should not be included in the metrics.

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Got a source for the unvaccinated here causing variants? Anything I have seen has been foreign introduction from highly populated/lower quality health care areas. Why waste vaccines on those who don’t want them here/booster shots when we can focus on getting them to areas of the world more likely to cause variants.

The uk is 3rd world country ? The alpha is from there… the US has had many variants but lucky enough they have not taken off.

The bottom line is every infection can mutate and it can happen anywhere including here.

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I doubt restricting the movement of non vaccinated people will change anything, even if the system is reliable enough to pull it off. All that will do is make the unvaccinated congregate in areas with no restrictions. Businesses that DGAF, each other’s home, where they’ll continue to spread between themselves, and continue to tax the health care system. It’s not like they’ll just stay home alone and stay healthy. Vax passports are a feel good smokescreen that really doesn’t solve much.

Mandatory vaccinations are our only hope. At least the US is pushing for that a little with Biden. That’ll get them closer to the finish line. I doubt Canada has the balls to attempt it.

I don’t think the passports will have a major effect, it will be good for businesses as more vaxxed people will venture out . Alberta universities just announced mandates. I think it is going to take business to put in mandates. I could see the libs putting in more mandates but no conservative gov will do it.

[finboy]

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The uk is 3rd world country ? The alpha is from there… the US has had many variants but lucky enough they have not taken off.

The bottom line is every infection can mutate and it can happen anywhere including here.

It would fall into the “highly populated” category, Canada isn’t that.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Guys, try and keep up! It's Botswana who is on the cutting edge.

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It would fall into the “highly populated” category, Canada isn’t that.

But does not have a lower quality health care. If that logic were to hold we would have 50x more variants.

[Team_Mclaren]

So with BC requiring Vax passport, how do we show our proof of vaccination? The my-health app only has my first shot but not the second, would the piece of paper from the pharmacy be sufficient?

[Xtrema]

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I doubt restricting the movement of non vaccinated people will change anything, even if the system is reliable enough to pull it off. All that will do is make the unvaccinated congregate in areas with no restrictions. Businesses that DGAF, each other’s home, where they’ll continue to spread between themselves, and continue to tax the health care system. It’s not like they’ll just stay home alone and stay healthy. Vax passports are a feel good smokescreen that really doesn’t solve much.

Mandatory vaccinations are our only hope. At least the US is pushing for that a little with Biden. That’ll get them closer to the finish line. I doubt Canada has the balls to attempt it.

Well vaccination rate goes up after introduction of vax passport in every jurisdiction. So that's all vax passport can hope to accomplish. The enforcing side is all for show.

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So with BC requiring Vax passport, how do we show our proof of vaccination? The my-health app only has my first shot but not the second, would the piece of paper from the pharmacy be sufficient?

Many had their record fixed.

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So with BC requiring Vax passport, how do we show our proof of vaccination? The my-health app only has my first shot but not the second, would the piece of paper from the pharmacy be sufficient?

My "myhealthrecords" thing was wrong and it fixed itself. There is also apparently some phone number you can call, I didn't bother an dit sorted itself out. I think the pharmacy paper would be fine.

[sabad66]

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So with BC requiring Vax passport, how do we show our proof of vaccination? The my-health app only has my first shot but not the second, would the piece of paper from the pharmacy be sufficient?

The paper will suffice.

For my health app, I noticed it’s quite buggy. First time I opened it up it only showed my first. Then I did a hard shut down of the app then logged in from computer and somehow it refreshed it and it showed up. What date does it say at the top under “last updated” in the app? If it’s showing a recent date probably need to tell the pharmacy you went to and they can double check they uploaded it.

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I downloaded the PDF from the MyHealth portal and I have that saved on my phone. Also have the paper versions tucked away.

[tonytiger55]

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Let me put it this way.

It's not even cold yet and ICUs are screwed and we are supposed to be in months of peak vaccine effectivness. You gotta do something and you already know there is something that works to the point that can reduce ICU admittance by 90%.

I'm watching Sky News at this very moment. This is issue actually being discussed as I write this.
The unvaccinated pushing ICU's and other countries thinking about putting the UK on the redlist because of the rate of infection. The weakening of the vaccine as a result of this. They had a doctor also talking from Nigeria. What she said was really interesting. It was basically, get yourselves sorted first, get everyone vaccinated. Then focus on us because the the rest of the world (poorer countries) will use that model to fight this virus.

Its interesting. It appears it not just a Canadian issue.

[Xtrema]

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Its interesting. It appears it not just a Canadian issue.

UK is slowly being overran too.

But there's an interesting stat:

Internationally only the United States, with a population five times that of Britain, recorded more cases over the last week. However, the number of cases per million population in Britain last week (3,761) was significantly higher than in the US (2,830).

So 66% pop on AZ is not as good as 54% on mRNA. That's why they are doing tons of research on mixed dose.

Also why China just licensed mRNA vax from a Canadian firm.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/chinese-...deal-1.1651296

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Also why China just licensed mRNA vax from a Canadian firm.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/chinese-...deal-1.1651296

Nice one hairdo, could have invested in Canada but nope... Canadian technology now goes to china...

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

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My "myhealthrecords" thing was wrong and it fixed itself. There is also apparently some phone number you can call, I didn't bother an dit sorted itself out. I think the pharmacy paper would be fine.

I got both my shots at TCC, but only the first one is showing on MyHealth. The `last updated` date is from this week, and my second immunization is from late June.

[Swank]

I had the pharmacy re-submit the info for my first shot which ended up getting 'myhealthrecords' corrected within about 1 week.

[JRSC00LUDE]

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Nice one hairdo, could have invested in Canada but nope... Canadian technology now goes to china...

JT idolizes China, he wants to suck their collective dick.

[sabad66]

Mock-up of the new wallet sized vaxx record with QR code functionality* coming soon:


*totally not a vaccine passport

[tirebob]

So spent half the day with doctors again yesterday. Started with my GP and finished with an internal medicine specialist he called in. Still the same prognosis which is to just deal with the symptoms until my body finally adapts. Only thing is now upping the drug game to try and beat these issues back.

The one thing that has struck me though is that every doctor I have been dealing with since getting serious about this, and I am talking ER doc, my GP and two different internal medicine specialists, every one of them says they do not advise mixing vaccinations and if I had spoken to any of them before going in for the second vaxx, they would have said not to do it. That seems to fly in the face of all the "official" advice being given out by the powers that be. While they can't say with certainty that is what triggered my issues after the second vaccination, they all are alluding to it.

[JRSC00LUDE]

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So spent half the day with doctors again yesterday. Started with my GP and finished with an internal medicine specialist he called in. Still the same prognosis which is to just deal with the symptoms until my body finally adapts. Only thing is now upping the drug game to try and beat these issues back.

The one thing that has struck me though is that every doctor I have been dealing with since getting serious about this, and I am talking ER doc, my GP and two different internal medicine specialists, every one of them says they do not advise mixing vaccinations and if I had spoken to any of them before going in for the second vaxx, they would have said not to do it. That seems to fly in the face of all the "official" advice being given out by the powers that be. While they can't say with certainty that is what triggered my issues after the second vaccination, they all are alluding to it.

Lack of consensus among the medical community and Gov't regarding Covid protocols? I AM SHOCKED BOB, SHOCKED.

(but for real man, I hope this shit works through you)