Sciencedude1

Moving forward I imagine as healthcare providers we are going to be required to get boosters in order to be considered vaccinated. At this point I think this is an important question since COVID19 appears to have become endemic. The question that should be on everybody's mind is how safe is it to get frequent boosters. Should we be getting boosters every 4 months, 6 months, every year? I am glad that there is agencies that are considering the safety of frequent boosters and the feasibility of accomplishing such tasks. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-11/repeat-booster-shots-risk-overloading-immune-system-ema-says

I want the vaccine in my life! I want the vaccine in my wife! Dr. Fauci! Give me that Ouchie! Vaccinate yo body! Vaccinate Afterparty! ? It's good to see some appreciation of satire on AN. Yeah I found my self singing the song throughout the day. It's quite catchy. I crack up each time I watch the video. It's no surprise the song went viral.

What you don't like his message? Go get your Fauci Ouchie! Heres the remix my man.

What? Me scapegoat Fauci. No Fauci is an honest man of integrity that has been very transparent with all relevant information pertaining to covid. As the matter of fact I admire Fauci so much I dedicate this song to him made right here in the great state of Texas.

Just go for nursing. Just make sure to stay out of trouble moving forward. You might have to disclose to the BON when you are accepted to nursing school. Best place to find out the answer to your concerns is the Texas Board of Nursing.

Fauci has drawn heat to his credibility from people along all sides of the political spectrum and for good reason. I am not defending Trump in regards to the decisions he made early on in the pandemic. He made the same mistake that many countries made. They choose to downplay the pandemic to keep the economy going. What he did get right was operation warp speed for producing the vaccines that you wish to be mandated.

Yeah the danger was being down played by many on the media especially trumps corona virus advisor Anthony Fauci when we should have been preparing as a nation. The CDC really has one job and that is to prepare and prevent for outbreaks of disease. Like Dr. Martenson said the CDC and WHO really did drop the ball on not recognizing this as a dangerous pandemic early on. I think many countries were more concerned about the economic hit from lockdowns than the pandemic itself. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/02/17/nih-disease-official-anthony-fauci-risk-of-coronavirus-in-u-s-is-minuscule-skip-mask-and-wash-hands/4787209002/

Baloney.

The cost of contracts is going to go up for hospitals utilizing CMS reimbursement if there is a smaller pool of nurses.

The CDC recommends utilizing johnson and johnson after having a reaction to pfizer/moderna. Johnson and Johnson uses a different model of the vaccine. Pfizer/moderna are lipid nanoparticles/mrna vaccines while the johnson/johnson are adenovirus/dna vaccines. However they also recommend a risk assessment be done, and possibly a referral to an allergist/immunologist. https://www.CDC.gov/vaccines/covid-19/clinical-considerations/covid-19-vaccines-us.html#Contraindications

Well to state the obvious Chris Martenson has more relevant credentials than you. He went to Duke university and got a ph.d in pathology. As the matter of fact thanks to Dr. Martenson I prepared for the pandemic back when MSM was saying COVID19 was just the flu. I managed to beat the crowd fighting for toilet paper, got plenty of n95 respirators (which some hospitals didn't manage to do), cleaning solutions, and a well stocked fridge thanks to Dr. Martenson. Look on his Youtube channel and you can see his coverage of COVID19 in early 2020. https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-martenson-53691711

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Yeah I agree with you but employers are liable for the conditions of employment. CDC clearly states that if you have anaphylaxis to first dose of pfizer/moderna you should not get a second dose of pfizer/moderna. Also if you had an anaphylactic reaction to johnson and johnson you should not get boosted with johnson and johnson. What if someone has an anaphylactic reaction to the mrna vaccine (pfizer/moderna) and adenovirus/dna vaccine (johnson & johnson). This is concievable since the allergic sensitivity could develop in response to the spike protein which both vaccines models encode for. Should that person get the booster considering that Fauci is saying that the definition of "fully vaccinated" might change to include boosters?

LOL MunoRN you are funny guy. So tell me how a risk assessment works if you can never say no to the medical procedure? If the answer is always yes regardless of the patients clinical presentation, than it's not much of a risk assessment.

I specifically said if you had an anaphylactic reaction to the first dose of mrna vaccine the CDC adviseds against the second mrna dose. Yes getting a different type of vaccine is an option AFTER a risk benefit analysis. From the same chart on the CDC website. People with a contraindication to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines have a precaution to Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine, and vice versa5. Who should conduct that risk assessment? I imagine the doctor of the patient. So the question is what role do the doctors of patients play on medical exemptions? Once again please provide references.