Melissa Joan Hart, fully vaccinated and sick with Covid bad

[SoutheastMIViewer]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/20/entertai ... index.html

Another fully vaccinated person sick really bad with covid.

[Deleted User 14896]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/20/entertai ... index.html

Another fully vaccinated person sick really bad with covid.

This is not the only story of a fully vaccinated person getting the virus again.
Has anyone seen stories telling which vaccine they received? (the linked story don't say which one Hart received).
I believe here in 'Merica, we had a choice of the J&J, Moderna and Pfizer. Was there more than 3? Maybe.
Are two working, and one not? I'm curious.

[Matt]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/20/entertai ... index.html

Another fully vaccinated person sick really bad with covid.

This is not the only story of a fully vaccinated person getting the virus again.
Has anyone seen stories telling which vaccine they received? (the linked story don't say which one Hart received).
I believe here in 'Merica, we had a choice of the J&J, Moderna and Pfizer. Was there more than 3? Maybe.
Are two working, and one not? I'm curious.

All three are working, just not 100%. The annual flu shot is not 100%, but it's still advised that you get it.

[MWmetalhead]

It's possible the vaccine dose she was given wasn't stored properly. Mike asks a great question. I, too, would love to know which one she received, and if she received either Pfizer or Moderna, if she received both of the recommended doses.

[TC Talks]

Here is some excellent science based data on effectiveness of the vaccines.
https://www.pennmedicine.org/news/news- ... 9-vaccines

The results reveal the complex details of how the T-cell response to these vaccines unfolds, and underline the importance of a second dose for people with no history of COVID-19. The findings showed, however, that in people with a history of COVID-19, the T-cell response was already robust after the first vaccine dose, with no significant increase after the second dose, which may have implications for potential future booster shots.

“Our findings underscore the fact that we need to look at T cells, not just antibodies, if we want a complete picture of the vaccine response for those who have not had COIVD-19 and for those who have recovered from the disease,” said senior author E. John Wherry, PhD, chair of the department of Systems Pharmacology and Translational Therapeutics and director of the Penn Institute of Immunology in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Here is some excellent science based data on effectiveness of the vaccines.
https://www.pennmedicine.org/news/news- ... 9-vaccines

The results reveal the complex details of how the T-cell response to these vaccines unfolds, and underline the importance of a second dose for people with no history of COVID-19. The findings showed, however, that in people with a history of COVID-19, the T-cell response was already robust after the first vaccine dose, with no significant increase after the second dose, which may have implications for potential future booster shots.

“Our findings underscore the fact that we need to look at T cells, not just antibodies, if we want a complete picture of the vaccine response for those who have not had COIVD-19 and for those who have recovered from the disease,” said senior author E. John Wherry, PhD, chair of the department of Systems Pharmacology and Translational Therapeutics and director of the Penn Institute of Immunology in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

One of the failures of the CDC(in my opinion) was omitting telling people not to take pain killers within 48 hours of their shots. Researchers(not the the FB clown detectives) were clearly discovering that this affected efficacy.

[G G]

I am confused about why people think that sicknesses will impact everyone about the same. Some people without a vaccine will not notice they had covid, some people who get two shots will die. Its just how it is. But evidence does show it significantly protects people.

[craig11152]

Some people fully vaccinated will get really sick and maybe even die. It's statistically rare, very rare, and nobody should make it out to be anything more than an extremely rare occurrence.
Somewhere out there somebody probably died BECAUSE they had a seatbelt on. That doesn't mean seatbelts don't work.
Every once in awhile somebody falls a long way and lives. That doesn't mean jumping out an 8 story window is a good idea.
I could go on but you either get it or you don't.

[lidoshuffle]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/20/entertai ... index.html

Another fully vaccinated person sick really bad with covid.

Well that's good enough for me, we all know that when a Hollywood celeb get's the Covid, well shut it all down, again! Gretchen should go back to all her restrictions and mandates back April 2020, because when a Hollywood celebrity get's Covid, we ALL should go back to lockdowns...

[Turkeytop]

Melissa who?