Still getting Covid after the vaccine?

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Just curious, anyone still get Covid even though they had the experimental vaccine? My aunt and uncle got the vaccine and they both have Covid right now? They got the vaccine over a month ago.I personally won't be getting it.

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Experimental vaccine, LOL. 
I stopped reading at that point. Nothing experimental about it. TRUST SCIENCE.

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It’s not an “experimental vaccine.” It’s an approved vaccine. It takes two weeks after the second dose to reach peak immunity and even then, immunity isn’t 100%. No vaccine is 100%.

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1. The vaccine isn’t experimental 
2. Just like any vaccine it isn’t one hundred percent effective but if you do get COVID after the vaccine you are less likely to develop serve symptoms and or die. 
3. Go and get the vaccine, stop being selfish.

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Wrong group. Try the COVID group! This isn’t controversial.

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Well there is a possibility of getting it even with the vaccine (as they aren’t 100% effective), but you simply won’t get as sick vs not getting the vaccine, getting Covid and possibly dying.

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Can’t you contract and spread measles and chicken pox even after being vaccinated? Those aren’t experimental vaccines.

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You dont hit 95 % efficacy till 2 weeks after second dose so it's not surprising.

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i remember reading that after you get the 2nd dose, you should still be practicing social distancing and masking up for an additional two weeks?
i think after the two weeks you are deemed protected against the virus. but idk, it’s not something i’ve done research on and i’m no where near in line for the vaccines yet

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I'm aghast at the people who are literally lighting the OP on FIRE over her choice of words..which incidentally, is spot on....like it or not.
We can all have differing opinions on weather we want to take the vaccine or not and the reasoning why. I would never tell someone they that "must" or that they "shouldnt"... but what I cant abide by is the abundance of misinformation that is pervasive simply becuase no one is willing to use their google toolbar for anything other than finding news out about Cardi B or Kim Kardashian.
I got your facts and I'm citing step by step sources so you can follow along....so let's do it.
If you go to the FDAs website;
www.FDA.gov;
-  under "emergency preparedness" 
- search "covid 19 vaccine development CBER" 
- you will find all available vaccines listed under what is called a EUA. 
*****NEXT*******
Relaunch FDA.gov and go to;
- consumers/consumerupdates and type in "understanding the regulatory terminology of potential treatments for covid 19" you will find this...
"An Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) is one of several tools the FDA is using to help make certain medical products available quickly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In certain emergencies, the FDA can issue an EUA to provide access to medical products that may potentially be used when there are no adequate, approved, and available options.
The EUA process is different than an FDA approval or clearance. Under an EUA, in an emergency, the FDA makes a product available to the public based on the best available evidence, WITHOUT waiting for all the evidence that would be needed for FDA approval or clearance.
When evaluating an EUA, we carefully balance the potential risks and benefits of the products based on the data currently available. 
EUAs are effective until the emergency declaration ends. EUAs can also be revised or revoked by the FDA at any time as we continue to evaluate the available data and patient needs during the public health emergency."
*****NEXT******
Relaunch the FDAs site and type in "questions" then search "access therapies in testing" then type in "unapproved therapies" and you will find this...
"Therapies that are being tested but are not yet approved are called investigational (or experimental)  and patients can get access in two ways:  
They can participate in the drug testing process, known as a clinical trial, or
They can be given the drug as part of a special program, more formally known as as expanded access".
So what have we learned?
We learned that none of the vaccines have FDA approval. ✅
We also learned that they are administered under a EUA or emergency use authorization.✅ 
According to the FDAs own admission and verbiage, what do we call a therapy that does not yet have an approval?❓
The answer is "investigational" or "EXPERIMENTAL".✅
Sorry to be the one to burst your bubbles.

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I know someone who has had the vaccination and still got COVID. I also know people who have had COVID and the got sick from the vaccination.

Still getting Covid after the vaccine?

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