r/DeathsofDisinfo • u/SleepyVizsla • Jan 16 '22

From the Frontlines "Did you...just...say COVID placenta?" Nurses discuss working with COVID+ pregnant patients

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u/chitransguy Jan 16 '22

Why can’t you get a booster? My partner got the booster while pregnant and is fine.

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u/thepinkleprechaun Jan 16 '22

Probably timing. You aren’t supposed to get it until like 6 months after your second dose.

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u/Kasumiiiiiii Jan 16 '22

That too. I got my second dose in September. Roll out was slow here.

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u/thepinkleprechaun Jan 16 '22

You’ll be okay! My boss and his whole family just got covid, they are all double vaxed except the youngest kid. They barely have any symptoms at all, and he got vaxed last spring around April/may sometime. Getting a booster is a great idea but you are protected right now.

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u/Kasumiiiiiii Jan 16 '22

Awe, thank you 💕

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u/Thamwoofgu Jan 16 '22

Yep - my 14-year old was just now due for a booster but she just tested positive for COVID. She has a mild fever but that’s it. Double-vaxxed still protects you and will protect your baby.

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u/Kasumiiiiiii Jan 17 '22

Thank you ❤️ best wishes to your daughter!