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Has anyone heard of team members getting the COVID vaccine through CVS pharmacy in their stores? I can’t find any information on this except what my HR told me.
Did you get your second dose yet?I hope team members at my store actually get it. There are two I work with that said they aren’t going to. Luckily I got my vaccine via New York State already.
Getting it tomorrow! And I’m not going to let it lower my guard, if anything I’m doubling down. I upgraded to an N95 mask, you can get them pretty easily and for cheap now.Did you get your second dose yet?
That's what HR told me - CVS will use fitting rooms as vaccination rooms - can't wait to see the line through style, or wherever....I was told today that the pharmacy at our store and some other locations will be getting the vaccine in the next couple weeks.
There was a huge increase in signups this year for the flu shot at our store. Clearly cause of Covid. Last year, barely anyone signed up. I always get one.Did a lot of TM's take advantage of the free Flu vaccinations at the stores? I always got mine, very few others did as well.
It's their choice, but if we don't get to a point of herd immunity, everyone's screwed.So many foolish reasons but it's their choice. More for those who want it. No judging. I know many physicians and they all advocate it. I am much older than all of you folks on this forum and I have never had the flu. Enough said.
Or no one is paying attention to the flu and that lack of attention is creating the illusion of no flu. COVID is big and bad, but I doubt it is so bad it has massacred all other viruses and bacteria, preventing infections.It's their choice, but if we don't get to a point of herd immunity, everyone's screwed.
Back to flu talk, I noticed there's barely any flu activity this year. Likely because of the masks and social distancing-
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Weekly US Map: Influenza Summary Update
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No, it didn't. The thing that has reduced them is the focus on the pandemics transmission rates. The same precautions that help reduce COVID spread also reduce other, less lethal, less infectious viruses spread.Or no one is paying attention to the flu and that lack of attention is creating the illusion of no flu. COVID is big and bad, but I doubt it is so bad it has massacred all other viruses and bacteria, preventing infections.
Tell that to the 20 year olds with lifelong lung and heart problems now due to Covid. Tell that to the younger people who didn't get a "mild flu" and were hospitalized. Young doesn't equal invulnerable.Most of us are young so if we get it (and some of us have it is not bad at all, some say it’s a mild flu or bad cold).
ALSO, a lot people spread covid before being symptomatic or never get symptoms so this logic makes no sense.but you would never know and wouldn’t quarantine and cause more damage.
You better be fucking sure, because acting according to "what you heard" is everybody else's liability.And from what I’ve heard even if you get the vaccine you can still carry and spread it to others so there isn’t a reason for any of us to get it.
Uh huh, sure. "We aren't talking about other illnesses because our lifestyle is magic bullet immunity. Don't pay attention to the man behind the curtain."No, it didn't. The thing that has reduced them is the focus on the pandemics transmission rates. The same precautions that help reduce COVID spread also reduce other, less lethal, less infectious viruses spread.
I'm pretty sure the medical community hasn't stopped paying attention to other diseases. That would be ridiculous. And of course wearing masks, not socializing, keeping your distance, and other measures will reduce the spread of other viruses. Why wouldn't it?Uh huh, sure. "We aren't talking about other illnesses because our lifestyle is magic bullet immunity. Don't pay attention to the man behind the curtain."
Meanwhile people are going to die from diseases too old school to be worth news headlines and too mundane for additional research dollars, all the while the headlines will say there are no mundane disease infections. And people will buy it hook, line and sinker, since COVID is the only bad disease anyone is talking about.
5 years from now, when someone looks back at the flu rate it'll be normal and they'll wonder how it was ignored.