Mastodawn

A-FUCKING-MEN.

If saying "the best Covid defense is an N95 because the vaxx does fuck all to stop Covid infection and Long Covid," makes me an antivaxxer, then so be it.

Almost every time a vaxxed person has inhaled Covid, they've been infected, and likely brain damaged.

Meanwhile, the very few of us who are Novid rely on respirators to stop us from inhaling the virus in the first place, and "wear a respirator in public at all times" has been my rock solid Covid avoidance strategy.

#Covid

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datum (n=1) (@[email protected])

@[email protected] This brings up such conflicting feelings. Yes! We need to get the word out that **COVID-19 is not just a respiratory disease**, that it can impact almost every vascularized organ! But it's simultaneously INCREDIBLY frustrating to read "The best preventive measure is vaccination" when we KNOW that **the best preventative measure is clean air via respirators**, and the second best preventative measure is cleaner air through air exchange and filtration. #COVID #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #CovidCompetent

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John McChesney-Young Feb 21

@kimcrawley Quite some time ago I read that vaccination made severe Covid infection and Long Covid less likely - although by no means impossible! Did that turn out not to be true? (Genuine question, and I'm one of very few people I know who still masks indoors.)

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Serenus

@jmccyoung It’s true, with the caveat that effectiveness drops pretty quickly so you want to keep up on boosters, and as you said less likely doesn’t mean impossible. It’s worth getting them, IMO, though you definitely want to keep masking as well.