I take a monthly immuno-suppressing drug for Rhuematoid Arthritis. First time around, I was not considered "immuno-compromised" - that was reserved for folks with transplants and HIV and HIV treatments, etc. I had to wait. First responders and teachers and old folks went first.
Now, CDC has put me in front of the line for a third Covid shot - an "additional shot" - not a "booster" - I spent no time trying to discern the difference, but "boosters" will start 8 months after the last initial immunization and I got my third Moderna today.
I wonder why I was not "immuno-compromised" in January, but I am now? Is that part of that "scientific method" I keep reading about - where killing folks unintentionally is a good thing because you eventually learn how not to?
Quirky ol' science.
(We're having coelacanth for dinner!)
Now, CDC has put me in front of the line for a third Covid shot - an "additional shot" - not a "booster" - I spent no time trying to discern the difference, but "boosters" will start 8 months after the last initial immunization and I got my third Moderna today.
I wonder why I was not "immuno-compromised" in January, but I am now? Is that part of that "scientific method" I keep reading about - where killing folks unintentionally is a good thing because you eventually learn how not to?
Quirky ol' science.
(We're having coelacanth for dinner!)