President Joe Biden said Friday that he is planning to request more money from Congress to develop another new coronavirus vaccine, as scientists track new waves and hospitalizations rise, though not like before

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    I’m saying. If they are already dealing with long Covid a new vaccine isn’t going to fix that. Sure, it may keep them from catching it again, but They’ll still have long Covid until they don’t.

    Covid isn’t going away at this point. EVER. This is now something we have to live with. There will now be a constant threat of covid hanging over our heads. I’m not saying that new vaccines shouldn’t be developed, but it also shouldn’t be big news. Every year a new flu vaccine comes out, and every year a new Covid vaccine will have to roll out. This is life now.

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      COVID-19 still kills at least ten times the number of people that the flu does, causes far more hospitalizations, and leaves far more people with debilitating long-term illness. Until that changes, I am absolutely fine with getting information out there when a new and improved vaccine is in the works or ready, and I’m having trouble understanding why someone wouldn’t be.

      No one’s forcing you to read news about it. You could have skipped this article.

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        Since, no one has answered my replies. I’m going to keep asking the questions. I want the new vaccine. I’m not an anti-vaxxer, but how much will it cost? Do you think these vaccines will be no cost to the American people forever? I just literally took out a loan to get a tooth filled. Vaccines are less effective when less people take them right? So, how’s it going to work this time?

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        I guess I should have said “I’m tired of hearing about things that I’m too poor to benefit from”. Maybe that’s how I should have worded it.

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      I’m saying. If they are already dealing with long Covid a new vaccine isn’t going to fix that. Sure, it may keep them from catching it again, but They’ll still have long Covid until they don’t.

      Sorry, but your assumption is wrong. Available studies show post-COVID vaccination may be able to help long COVID symptoms.

      “Three of the five studies of vaccination after the infection showed significant reductions in patients with long covid, but none showed any harm of vaccination.”

      From this study: https://bmjmedicine.bmj.com/content/2/1/e000385

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        Well, I hope it does help them. After all, no one deserves to suffer unnecessarily. If there is a treatment then that’s good.

        There are a lot of things that make me question the validity of what is said in that paper, but honestly I’m not really interested in debating your hope for your loved ones.

        Just to be clear. I hope it does work like that. A long shot is still a shot. I’ve hung my medical needs on a Hail Mary and won. So…

        I hope you have a good night, or day or whatever. I don’t know where you are.

        I’ll take the L on this one.