I am curious to see what my hospital/org is going to do. I am wearing mine under the chin mostly.
Also curious what's gonna happen when early vaccine recipients such as myself are going to get covid due to vaccine losing its efficacy over time.
Independent of the above, one of local restaurants started to require vaccination proof for their indoor dining room. Obviously, they are now on my NFE list.
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I sort of assume folks will need a booster next year.
The real trick is if early vaccine recipients (I'm in that group too) will be protected long enough to get to the "event horizon" where COVID is no longer prevalent in high enough frequency to be a major risk.
Sure there will be occasional breakouts. But a global-scale phenomena should be moving towards "past" as opposed to "future". But to get there we have to wait out the countries with extremely poor medical infrastructure and large populations (looking at you India and Indonesia). Our immunizations need to last long enough for it to burn out in those areas, so boosters may be necessary.
As long as the Vax keeps me from getting a severe Covid reaction, I’m happy.
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Same. It's a bit of a kabuki theater here.
I'm rotating at the childrens hospital now and we have to wear face shields into every patient room. Naturally the one I got is not perfectly transparent, sort of like looking through the bottom of a tupperware container. Would be love to be rid of that.
I think they wanted a convenient method to distract from the oil fiasco and the rest of the first 100 day disasters.
Give 'em some bread...and maybe a circus or two.