Yeah, a lot of loosely interpreted rules there lol. The two biggest ones I think people took advantage of are saying they lived in a country where it was allowed or that they are a caregiver because they have someone older in their household.
To paraphrase some dude who got the vaccine in secret: That makes them smart!
It'll go by quick then you'll be all done, it's such a nice sense of relief.One more week until I get my second Pfizer shot. This is a long 3 weeks
Yaaas, woke up this morning a new man. Whew!
I literally told the nurse who gave me the injection that I’d been waiting an entire year for this day. It felt like a celebration, like crossing a goal line, and staying healthy all that year felt like a reward for my diligence.
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The article states what I was already thinking. It correlates with level of education. No doubt it also correlates with levels of Fox News consumed.I literally told the nurse who gave me the injection that I’d been waiting an entire year for this day. It felt like a celebration, like crossing a goal line, and staying healthy all that year felt like a reward for my diligence.
On the other hand, stuff like this worries me:
3News Investigates: 60% of Cleveland Clinic staff receive COVID-19 vaccine
About 30% of MetroHealth workers also turned down the shot, as vaccine hesitancy impacts area health care staff.
Forty percent of staffers at what is one of the country’s greatest medical institutions aren’t getting vaccinated? For god’s sake, man, you’re supposed to be medical people—you know, scientists??
I do get the hesitancy but how anyone could look at the horrific way in which people die from this virus and say "I'll take my chances" without the vaccine is beyond me, especially medical professionals.I literally told the nurse who gave me the injection that I’d been waiting an entire year for this day. It felt like a celebration, like crossing a goal line, and staying healthy all that year felt like a reward for my diligence.
On the other hand, stuff like this worries me:
3News Investigates: 60% of Cleveland Clinic staff receive COVID-19 vaccine
About 30% of MetroHealth workers also turned down the shot, as vaccine hesitancy impacts area health care staff.
Forty percent of staffers at what is one of the country’s greatest medical institutions aren’t getting vaccinated? For god’s sake, man, you’re supposed to be medical people—you know, scientists??
Exactly. They use "medical staff" as though referring to doctors, nurses, etc. when they mean every employee down to custodial. You have to read pretty far to see the graphic that shows that the actual medical staff is at 95% vaccinated and that it is "support staff" that it is at 35%.
