After a party, vaccine and testing a must

[Grace360]

Went to a party Friday. I ead wearing my mask fot half the night. I thought I would stay the night so I took it off to try to sleep. I couldn't wear it the other half of the night because it got dirty. Everyone else was vaccinated except for me. Hard to when my grandma thinks there's a microchip in there.
I'm gonna wait a minute to take a test
I have a leftover one from when I bought it. At home test. I might take it today even. I know I need to not have covid before I can get vaccinated.
It just sucks. Of course with my anxiety, as soon as I got home I felt "shortness of breath" which. I'm trying to calm myself. Say that I've had a Covid scare before and it ended up being nothing. Trying to hold onto that. Trying to rationalize with myself basically. I usually have a hard time with it.

 

[MATD]

FYI Did you know that Covid has a 99.+ survival rate? A person has more chance of dying in a car accident than dying of covid. Check the numbers for yourself.

 

[Grace360]

FYI Did you know that Covid has a 99.+ survival rate? A person has more chance of dying in a car accident than dying of covid. Check the numbers for yourself.

I try to rationalize that way. Still. Large portion of my anxiety is dealing in irrational fears. Multiple articles and fear mongering don't help.

 

[Cuchculan]

No matter how much you paid me I would not go near a party at the moment. I am double vaxxed. But the risk is too high. All about using common sense with the whole Covid thing. Asking yourself is it worth the risk? Most houses are small. You get a lot of people in a small space. Wearing a mask is not going to do much.

 

[bigjetplane2]

FYI Did you know that Covid has a 99.+ survival rate? A person has more chance of dying in a car accident than dying of covid. Check the numbers for yourself.

Thing with HA, we always think we’re that .001%

 

[Grace360]

No matter how much you paid me I would not go near a party at the moment. I am double vaxxed. But the risk is too high. All about using common sense with the whole Covid thing. Asking yourself is it worth the risk? Most houses are small. You get a lot of people in a small space. Wearing a mask is not going to do much.

It was stupid. I just never get invited to go to things, plus I wore my mask most of the time so I thought I'd be okay. I didn't even consider the one time it would be off. But I am definitely going to get vaxxed as soon as I can get a ride.

 

[MATD]

Thing with HA, we always think we’re that .001%

I too have HA, I had to use logic over fear. After giving it consideration, I chose the logical choice, stuck with it. It changed my perspective, not over night but it changed. That’s part of the problem with a lot of folks with HA, using logic is just as easy as letting fear determine your decisions. Either way you go, it’s still a struggle, either with fear or sticking with your decision. I feel like I won. I stuck with my decision long enough that my fear disappeared. Now that people are getting sick and dying from the jab, I am even more sure.

 

[Aries]

No matter how much you paid me I would not go near a party at the moment. I am double vaxxed. But the risk is too high. All about using common sense with the whole Covid thing. Asking yourself is it worth the risk? Most houses are small. You get a lot of people in a small space. Wearing a mask is not going to do much.

I went to 3 more concerts over the weekend and I'm still dead. They are making sure people have vax cards in MA and VT, but not NH. And when they check the vax card it's not very carefully. You could just hold up a piece of paper with scribbles on it and I think they would accept it in some places. The Blue Oyster Cult concert had poor mask adherence too. About half the people wore their mask. Will you risk venturing out if they approve that covid drug molnupiravir?

We had a few people at work test positive so now we went back to masks at work. They did a screening and one woman had it and didn't even know it.

 

[MATD]

Given that the CDC admitted the tests were faulty, to test positive and not know you are sick is telling. In the past, one wasn’t considered sick until they presented with symptoms.

 

[Aries]

Given that the CDC admitted the tests were faulty, to test positive and not know you are sick is telling. In the past, one wasn’t considered sick until they presented with symptoms.

Lots of asymptomatic people spread covid. That's why it is inevitable that everyone will get it eventually like they get the common cold.

Asymptomatic coronavirus infections contribute to over 50% of spread, according to UChicago study

A new study indicates that rates of asymptomatic COVID-19 transmission may be much higher than many expected, accounting for over 50% of the overall spread.

www.uchicagomedicine.org