Notices by abby (vapaad@wandering.shop), page 2

@ian while it's impossible to know the true number, eradicating smallpox using vaccines has probably saved 150-200 million lives since 1980.

@ahermitforhire @checkervest I still work with paper orders, just boomer conditions all around

@checkervest all of our future doctors are in group A, I presume.

Dog pile :ablobcatheartsqueeze:

Despite having an immune disorder that makes vaccines less effective for me, neither myself or my husband have knowingly gotten covid (and we used to test weekly when the hospital paid for it)

Yet we've both been exposed countless times, I work in surgery where we've never tested patients. He works as a float all over but mostly ICU when covid admissions are high.

I just want to know why. What protective traits do we have? Or was it micro exposures? Cause we were exposed before vaxxing too