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‘Voices like The CP Diary brings us together collectively to fight this virus, with the spirit of common sense and facts. Thank you for that, Ilana’ – Tim.

As I bring 2021 to a close on my blog, my attentions are turned to Covid-19 again. Over the last couple of years since the UK got to hear about Covid, I have tirelessly intuitively continued to source my own insightful facts, the facts, as you say Tim, are ‘in the spirit of common sense and facts’ the facts we’re not being told, so that we all get to understand the issues more clearly.

Hearing anecdotal stories of the Covid vaccine, it’s become easier to understand why many people think the Covid vaccines aren’t right for them. But in any event, it is important to continue with the precautionary measures so that we can all stay safe.

The scientists continue to tell us that we still need to practice social distancing, wear masks and wash our hands routinely. It is the physical precautionary measures that are continuing to keep us safe.

Both the AZ vaccine and Pfizer have been associated with myocarditis (inflammation of the heart) and pericarditis, (inflammation of the outer lining of the heart) and blood clots and as a result they’re not free of risk. It is partly the reason why people are still hesitant in taking the current Covid vaccines.

Being double jabbed you can still catch and spread Covid, but taking the booster means you are less likely to catch Covid, and you can still spread it, therefore it is important to continue with all precautionary measures so that we can all stay safe.

We know the current Covid vaccines can prevent us from dying but taking the vaccines right now don’t stop us from catching or spreading the virus, because as we’re getting back into our lives, cases are continuing to rise. The question is, if we are vaccinated, how are we still able to catch and spread the virus?

With the current vaccines, as soon as the vaccines are administered, their effectiveness declines. Depending on how strong your immunity is, scientists aren’t sure how long you will be protected for and that also depends on whether your immunity is suppressed, particularly if you have an underlying condition. It also depends on how strong your immunity is.

Scientists are aware of the difficulties with the current vaccines and as a result are now working on a new needle-free Covid-19 vaccine being trialled by Southampton University that could give us ‘wide-ranging protection.’ It is being produced to source out any new variants and coronaviruses.

Clinical Chief Investigator and director of the NIHE Southampton Clinical * To all my readers, thank you so much for taking the time to read my blogs throughout the year and to those people who have kindly responded on my blogs. I hope that the incoming year brings you lots of joy and happiness. Thank you for being so supportive. Happy New Year.* Facility, Saul Faust said, “This isn’t simply yet another coronavirus vaccine as it has both Covid-19 variants and future coronaviruses in its sights.”

Conclusion

In 2022, it is important to listen to the science, for us to stay vigilant and also continue with the necessary precautionary measures, so that we may all stay safe. In doing so, you’re not only keeping yourself safe, but you’re protecting the more vulnerable people of society.

I hope my Covid-19 blogs over 2021, have gone some way to help you understand the facts. Writing about ‘worldly’ issues on my blog and finding explanation and understanding, helps my anxiety reduce.

Dealing with autism, I am never far away from feeling overwhelmed. My writing reins me back in and helps me to understand; therefore lessening my anxiety.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov   https://www.piedmont.org

* Happy New Year to all my readers. thank you so much for taking the time to read my blogs throughout the year and to those people who have kindly responded on my blog. I hope that the incoming year brings you lots of joy and happiness. Thank you for helping make The CP Diary, such a wonderful and supportive community. *