People are so inconsiderate. Like, if getting the vaccine did nothing but relieve the healthcare workers from getting slammed, I'd still get that shyt.
Not going to be anymore lockdowns.
I feel you brother. I think if you are fully vaccinated, that you are probably fine to live life more "normally" than how it was in 2020. If you're wearing a mask indoors then you're being considerate for those that aren't vaxxed.
am struggling with what to do next , i was hardcore locked down from late January last year until basically March of this year. Mask/double mask, vaccine etc and have slowly been going back to "normal" this year. Even went on a road trip half way across the country, but now with delta spreading more and more not sure if i should huddle back down
You really think we're gonna get to the point of another lockdown? fukk, I hope not.
I think they will be by the end of this year. God bless 'em for staying as long as they have. My ex just became a PT and I can't imagine but think about how shytty a time it must be to enter the medical profession in any capacity.
Deaths, hospitalizations and even symptomatic infections are low.I gotta be careful on my stress level reading stuff like this. I got Pfizer (wasn't my choice; it was just what I got) and I didn't expect it would ever keep me entirely from getting Covid. I got it primarily to make sure I wouldn't end up in the hospital or dead and to help stop the spread.
All the vaccines are still doing a good job at preventing hospitalization, right? I read yesterday that most of the very few people that are dying from breakthrough infections are in their mid 80's.
Are you vaccinated?I couldn’t imagine going to gym right now no how much I miss it
I am but my moms immunocompromised (cancer) so I do a lot of things for her. I don’t want to risk unknowingly giving her something
Jon Jones!I feel you brother. I think if you are fully vaccinated, that you are probably fine to live life more "normally" than how it was in 2020. If you're wearing a mask indoors then you're being considerate for those that aren't vaxxed.
I'm in a bind myself. I'm living in a new city kind of unexpectedly for the rest of 2021 for a career move that will suck in the short term, but pay off in the long run. There aren't many people here I know, and I just went from a left of center area to a right of center area. I have to do sparring, wrestling, and rolling almost every day inside a hot gym with a mat full of people that are probably at best 50% vaxxed. I got fully vaxxed back in early April, but I literally have to be out here doing this. So I think it's just a matter of time before I get it, if I haven't had it already. I don't see hardly anyone here wearing masks anywhere. It's a big shock to see. Even this morning when I got coffee I was the only person masked up inside that wasn't an employee.
If (when) I get Covid, I'll obviously let everyone know here what the symptoms are like for a 35 year old that's had the Pfizer vaccine.
edit: @Godless Liberal CEO It's scary, right? I'm not even sure how much more my activity should be allowed to happen. BJJ/MMA is basically the riskiest activity you can do in a pandemic. Most of my friends that run schools did the right thing and closed before it was mandated in 2020, and most either lost their businesses in 2020 or came very close; I can't see any of them re-closing again with Delta unless they're forced to. They're all struggling too hard. I was a couple months away from signing a lease to start my own school when the pandemic was announced in March. I'd have been fukked if I'd signed a lease right before all of this.
I feel as most reasonable people thought the herd immunity idea that was being floated around earlier this year was a myth
I gotta be careful on my stress level reading stuff like this. I got Pfizer (wasn't my choice; it was just what I got) and I didn't expect it would ever keep me entirely from getting Covid. I got it primarily to make sure I wouldn't end up in the hospital or dead and to help stop the spread.
All the vaccines are still doing a good job at preventing hospitalization, right? I read yesterday that most of the very few people that are dying from breakthrough infections are in their mid 80's.
