@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov Forget that I’ve answered all your questions half a dozen times. You’re obviously a big Pharma troll who gets paid by the interaction. It’s time for you to go.
@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov You will know that, because you will have a breakthrough case of the next variant. But it won’t kill you. It will just update your immunity. The CDC is not ignoring natural immunity. If you’re just a troll stop wasting my time.
@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov The CDC‘s job is to compile statistical data to calculate a path that leads to the fewest possible deaths. They do research they do not fund research. And they are woefully under funded. If you have natural immunity from any source. You are no longer part of the problem.1
@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov What you’re saying makes no sense to me. They are definitely tracking vaccinated people who test positive. That’s what a breakthrough case is. The first graphic on this post. Compares total cases, by vaccination status. That is tracking breakthrough cases.
@Parker05277826 @LadydeeAz@PacificHealthc4@CDCgov@AmerAcadPeds Also no government is requiring you to get any vaccine. And that is exactly what big Pharma Scheels will do push the obscenely expensive therapeutic. And make you fear the vaccine.
@Parker05277826 @LadydeeAz@PacificHealthc4@CDCgov@AmerAcadPeds Think about it Parker the European vaccine cost $80. Monoclonal antibodies cost $25,000. US pharmaceutical industry makes monoclonal antibodies. And yes you have to get very sick to get them. That’s why they don’t want you to get the vaccine. So more people will get very sick.
@Parker05277826 @LadydeeAz@PacificHealthc4@CDCgov@AmerAcadPeds Maybe in Europe, but there are no vaccines made by US pharmaceutical companies available now. The US pharmaceutical industry does not make a penny on the vaccine. Because they do not make vaccines. They don’t want vaccines. They want you to get sick. So they can sell therapeutics
@ArtAngus1@CDCgov I was not tested either, but all my siblings and I took my parents to the hospital they subsequently died. All of my siblings and I started symptoms about three days later. But I was vaccinated so my symptoms were so mild I thought it was allergie until my parents tested positive
@echn1998 @7th1@CDCgov Just remember as far as the CDC is concerned. If you are not impacting the healthcare system. That’s as good as it gets. They do not track everything imaginable, for the fun of gathering statistics. If you have natural immunity, you’re no longer part of the problem. Thank God
@echn1998 @7th1@CDCgov There is a lot of data on the CDC site granted it can take some work. But what data there is on NI Is there. There is no easy way to statistically track NI. There is no reporting system for it specifically. If you like the UK‘s system better. Consider moving there.
@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov The point is the only cases that matter. Are the ones that impact the healthcare system. The CDC‘s only Job is to keep this disease from decimating that system. I had not heard that they have stopped tracking vaccinated positives. I’m not even sure how they would do it.
@molchmeister@SuperDawnne@CDCgov I was vaccinated, I had a breakthrough case of Delta. My symptoms were a stuffy nose for two days. What’s the point of tracking me. As long as I didn’t impact the healthcare system. We will all get the next variant. Vaccinated or not. All that matters is hospitalization and death
@ArtAngus1@CDCgov There are a number of ways to be on the other side. I’m the only vaccinated member of a large family. Delta burn through us like the plague. Both of my parents died. All of my siblings spent a month in hell. I had a stuffy nose for two days. That’s it. No fever no aches nothing
@Gettingreadyto1 @CDCgov The CDC‘s only mission is to keep this disease from decimating our healthcare system. The only way to do that is through mitigation and vaccination is the only mitigation effort that can be measured exactly. There’s no intention to undervalue those with natural immunity.
@Gettingreadyto1 @CDCgov Of course there are and you matter as much as anyone. But remember you may get an antibody test. That test may be reported to the CDC. Most people don’t, and not all are reported. So it is not easy to make a statistical evaluation as to the percentage of the population