COVID-19 Reinfection

[Lurker]

The question is only about the plural. There is one which anybody on this forum should be able to identify as one that you consider to be a "sensible precaution"

Ain't gonna happen. The pre-Pesach wedding rush isn't getting cancelled, or even dialed down. Unfortunately...

[aygart]

Ain't gonna happen. The pre-Pesach wedding rush isn't getting cancelled, or even dialed down. Unfortunately...

Is that something @ExGingi is known to have advocated as sensible?

[ExGingi]

The question is only about the plural. There is one which anybody on this forum should be able to identify as one that you consider to be a "sensible precaution"

IMHO (and I know many feel strongly otherwise) it would be sensible to get as many as possible people to regularly get COVID-19 tests. Just like voting. Test early, test often.

[Lurker]

IMHO (and I know many feel strongly otherwise) it would be sensible to get as many as possible people to regularly get COVID-19 tests. Just like voting. Test early, test often.

We gave up on immunity bracelets?

[ExGingi]

Ain't gonna happen. The pre-Pesach wedding rush isn't getting cancelled, or even dialed down. Unfortunately...

We can have a wedding rush with smaller crowds. Encourage people not to stay long. Test temperature at the entrance (limited benefit, but still something). And since weddings aren't like engagement parties, it is possible to suggest that attendees get COVID-19 tests within 72 hours.

A relative just had a wedding two weeks ago at Razag, quite a few people are now sick with COVID-19. A friend is scheduled to marry off his son soon. He and his wife are sick with COVID-19 after attending an engagement party which was apparently a super-spreader event.

[ExGingi]

We gave up on immunity bracelets?

No. At this point, those should be issued to those who have recent confirmed antibody tests (numbers don't need to be as high as my post vaccine recent tests, just high enough to be positive).

[aygart]

No. once vaccines are readily available for all, those should be issued to those who have recent confirmed antibody tests (numbers don't need to be as high as my post vaccine recent tests, just high enough to be positive).

FTFM

[S209]

FTFM

We are a few short weeks from that be”h.

[aygart]

We are a few short weeks from that be”h.

mmmhhhmmm

[Lurker]

We are a few short weeks from that be”h.

You can institute it for all the weddings on Pesach.

[S209]

mmmhhhmmm

You don’t think vaccines will be available for all who want them by early/mid April?

[avromie7]

You don’t think vaccines will be available for all who want them by early/mid April?

It's still hard to get an appointment for anyone eligible.While they may make it available to anyone who wants, it'll take time before you can get it without fighting for an appointment.

[aygart]

You don’t think vaccines will be available for all who want them by early/mid April?

Maybe with an appointment with long wait times if we are VERY lucky. I don't have the right skin color for "equity"

[Lurker]

You don’t think vaccines will be available for all who want them by early/mid April?

I think you're looking at the end of April or beginning of May. You know, just in time for the natural end of the 3rd wave in the northeast and midwest states.

[ExGingi]

I think you're looking at the end of April or beginning of May. You know, just in time for the natural end of the 3rd wave in the northeast and midwest states.

Say what?

We are now in the early stages of a 2nd wave locally. Are you saying April/May 2022?

[Lurker]

Say what?

We are now in the early stages of a 2nd wave locally.

I think you're looking at the end of April or beginning of May. You know, just in time for the natural end of the 3rd wave in the northeast and midwest states.

Crown Heights isn't a state or a region.

[yzj]

Confirmed reinfection in Lakewood patient who previously had antibodies and had the second vaccine dose some time ago. Sequenced as the British variant. It was an incidental finding that appears to have been asymptomatic and unrelated to pain the patient was experiencing.

[S209]

Confirmed reinfection in Lakewood patient who previously had antibodies and had the second vaccine dose some time ago. Sequenced as the British variant. It was an incidental finding that appears to have been asymptomatic and unrelated to pain the patient was experiencing.

Fascinating. How did this come about? The patient was in a hospital?

[aygart]

Confirmed reinfection in Lakewood patient who previously had antibodies and had the second vaccine dose some time ago. Sequenced as the British variant. It was an incidental finding that appears to have been asymptomatic and unrelated to pain the patient was experiencing.

What kind of pain?

[yzj]

Fascinating. How did this come about? The patient was in a hospital?

Hospitalized. Degenerative back pain.