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  • Thank you for understanding the point I was trying to get across @MrPaul
    At no point did I ever say that no one should have the right to disclose their vaccination status if they choose to to do so. I’ve seen more than enough people mention it here in the forums and in their Bio write up on their profile , I think that’s good enough I don’t see a need to make it a menu option. And personally just for me I don’t feel the need to give that info to the entire community when %99 of those people I’ll never meet or talk to let alone cuddle so why do they need that info if it’s not going to affect them.
    I’m also not saying people can’t choose to make decisions on who they meet or cuddle with based on that ! You do you !! For the record I haven’t based my decision who to meet or cuddle with to this point and I won’t be moving forward either. I’ve never been asked my vaccination status either to this point in regards to setting something up. If a potential cuddler asks me that info in private I’m more than willing to answer & that’s also where I expect that info to stay.
    And before anyone goes down this road because I’m sure it’s in the back of someone’s mind ...... no I’m not anti vax although I hate needles , and no I’m not one of those Covid is a hoax nut jobs or anything like that.

  • @hugonehugall

    publicly post personal or sensitive medical info because after all that’s what a vaccination is of any type.

    That's simply not true. Covid-19 vaccination is a public health issue because infected people can infect others.

    The last few posts have already covered the other points I was going to make.

  • @CuddleDuncan Tell me where it says by law I’m obligated to disclose my vaccination status to anyone & everyone ?

  • edited March 2021

    @hugonehugall ??? I don't follow. Did you really mean me?

  • [Deleted User]DarrenWalker (deleted user)

    @hugonehugall: You realize that "legally private" and "must be disclosed" aren't the only two options, yeah?

    "Important to many, disclosure appreciated" falls right in between the two.

    Like "will cuddling you expose me to second or third hand smoke," vaccination status is information lots of people find very useful—and, as such, absolutely warrants a profile field of its own.

  • Ah, now I see. Thank you @DarrenWalker!

  • Getting vaccinated doesn't necessarily make some better than others as everyone has their reasoning for getting or not getting it, which I'd respect either way. And I don't see letting everyone know about it on your profile as inappropriate. It may after all make some people feel more comfortable to have necessary interactions with you and probably most of the rest feel indifferent.

  • I'm new and the first thing I state on my profile is that I'm fully vaccinated 😊 hi everyone 👋

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    Niiice, congrats @Dreamcatcher23 !! I'm looking forward to being vaccinated as well, just as soon as Ontario gets its act together (cough cough). Happy safe cuddling!

  • 💉💉 I got my vaccination in Feb 2021 💉💉

  • More good news!

    Data Suggests Vaccinated Individuals Don't Carry Virus or Get Sick: CDC

    https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/coronavirus/vaccinated-individuals-dont-carry-virus-or-get-sick-cdc/2506677/

  • @MrPaul That is the best news I've heard since the pandemic started . Now I don't have to get it for everyone else

  • First dose today :)

  • [Deleted User]Mmart (deleted user)

    Thanks to @Dreamcatcher23 and @celticboy and all the others who are getting vaccinated. It makes for a safer world.

  • First dose yesterday of a lyophilized Pfizer study. I received either the current frozen version, or the freeze-dried/powder version that can be transported much easier, mixed locally, and stored at regular refrigeration temperatures.

    So far, only a dull ache in my arm from the injection site.

    Fun fact, the phlebotomist introduced me to blood draws from... the back of my hand. MUCH easier to find a vein, almost no sensation due to the small needle size, and you can choose the multi-colored bandage options to wrap your hand when it's done. They didn't have the Red/Little Mermaid, so I went with Hulk/Green, because, you know. Manliness.

  • [Deleted User]Mmart (deleted user)

    @Sideon Have you grown a tail yet?

  • I had a tail prior to the injection. Sorry, @Mmart B)

  • Got both doses....the stuff is strong....many side effects.......

  • I was able to book an appointment at Walgreens to receive the J&J vaccine tomorrow.

  • I feel it's very appropriate to list your vaccination. I got my first shot this past Monday and as soon as I get my second shot (April 19) I will be updating my profile.

  • @MrPaul , thanks for the update. It’s always refreshing to see someone trying to promote accurate information.

    Our understanding about the virus and the vaccines is continually evolving as we get new information.

    I am a little irked at how the article is written. Scientists almost never use the word “prove” and the article contradicts itself, saying that of 4,000 people, three got infected, and then turning around and saying that vaccinated people don’t get infected. The incidence may be small but it’s not zero. The CDC is already walking back the claim that vaccinated people cannot get infected or spread the virus.

    https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/01/health/coronavirus-vaccine-walensky.html

    When you are looking at millions of people, 4,000 is a small sample size, though it’s certainly a place to start. We have to start somewhere and that only 3 people got infected in a limited time period is good news. However, were they taking precautions? We’re they wearing masks? We’re others around them wearing masks? We’re they or those around them practicing social distancing? What will that number look like in a year? What would those numbers look like if neither they nor those around them were taking any precautions? We don’t know yet.

    I am NOT saying any of this to discredit the vaccine or to throw a wet towel on what looks like good initial results. However, obviously I’m not alone in noticing that this news is probably misleading and that can be problematic. It’s important that people get clear, accurate information. There is confusion enough and when people are given inaccurate information, it causes even more confusion. And then when the statements are then reversed or amended, it again causes confusion and frustration.

    I’m still thrilled at the progress that’s being made. I’m also happy to read that the number of people who have hesitancy about the vaccine has been slowly decreasing. I think as they see that millions of people have gotten it without incident and as people they know, trust, and respect get it, some people’s fears are calmed.

    I’m glad to see the number of people here who are committed to clear thinking and accurate information. Yay for safe cuddling again!

  • I just received the Johnson and Johnson(single dose) vaccine today.

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    @Babichev I don't have anything to add to this thread, I just wanted to say that I always appreciate your contributions to the forums - everything you say is sensible, informative, and well thought-out, and it's really nice to see. :smile: So, thank you.

  • [Deleted User]eagleeye88 (deleted user)
    edited April 2021

    @Sideon @pmvines the vaccine isn't fool proof! You could still get it even being fully vaccinated!!
    https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2021/03/29/dozens-in-central-florida-contract-covid-19-after-being-fully-vaccinated/

    NO ONE said any of the current vaccines make one 100% immune from COVID. [-Sid]

  • @eagleeye88 yeah I know that still much safer than not getting it at all.

  • [Deleted User]eagleeye88 (deleted user)

    @pmvines
    Then what's the point of getting it and being fully vaccinated if you can still get it?

  • [Deleted User]squeakytoy (deleted user)

    @eagleeye88 Because it lessens your chances significantly.

  • @eagleeye88
    Can you answer this one for me:
    What’s the point of wearing a seatbelt if you can still die in a car accident?

  • [Deleted User]eagleeye88 (deleted user)

    @MrPaul
    There are no seatbelts on golf carts, atvs, tractors, motorcycles, dirt bikes, and speedboats. You can still die on those vehicles. What's your point?

  • edited April 2021

    @eagleeye88 you are either woefully ignorant or just trolling for an argument that I personally dont feel you are equipped to participate in so I am going to refrain from answering that question

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