Replying to @mholzschlag
Thanks, Molly. You are an inspiration.
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If by inspiration you mean "hella stubborn" then yes, I am. Very ;-)
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Right on.
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If you haven’t been vaccinated yet, I hope you heard Dr. Fauci on Friday’s @colbertlateshow: Should people who have had Covid get the vaccine? “Absolutely yes.” Which one? “Whichever one is available to you first.” (That last answer is for everyone.)
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Actually I have to call foul on the anyone you can get. See your freaking Doctor yourself first as very ill people may have sensitivities to additives in given vaccines. Pegylation "PEG" are often not to be used by people who are on chemotherapeutic or other agents. Please!
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Thanks for the clarification, Mols!
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I'd say my pleasure but the way I learned about it was not pleasurable at all. One of my immunotherapy injections used it. That was the drug that wiped out my red cells. It's not in all covid-19 vaxes, @erin is super knowledgeable. hiya Erin, which covid vax has PEG? ThxU
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The pfizer and moderna have PEG.
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Erin, Thank you so much for the detailed info! I believe I'm going to end up with the Pfizer but I can have a little bit of PEG as I am not currently receiving immunotherapy. PEG can boost potency and absorption of chemo and related meds. Appreciate the information so much
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It is valuable information for many. Thanks!
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Replying to @clifftyll @erin
In other news, I'd love input for my Ph.D. overview statement as I work through general ideas to more specific points. Any insight from you both and anyone else that gives great insight - if/when you have a few minutes.
Knock knock: Who's there? Dr. Mols! But only with you! Need insight for Ph.D. overview: just read my current twitter bio and watch short video of doctoral program @Prescottcollege. Then, share the words/persons/ideas that grab your brain hard and why! xo/m youtube.com/B9Qsd0bQEgM

Mar 14, 2021 · 9:46 PM UTC