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PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity.

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  • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

    PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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    #120

    @overholt

    I’m wondering if ever having had Covid could wipe out prior immunity.

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    • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

      PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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      #121

      @overholt In the UK here: I *had* measles, as a child (sometime in the late 1950s/early 60s); I've never had mumps; and I got the first iteration of the Rubella vaccine. So last year I asked my GP if I could have the MMR, and got it! (Also flu, shingles, and covid vaccinations...) Better safe than sorry, and (so far 🤞) I've never had a bad reaction to a vaccine, apart from a slightly sore arm!

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      • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

        PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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        #122

        @overholt My doctor advised that for me about 10 years ago too. Also, consider the shingles shots too! (One and a booster a few months later.)

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        • sbourne@mastodon.socialS sbourne@mastodon.social

          @overholt The bad news is that I never got MMR vaccines as a child because I actually got the diseases before there were vaccines. The good news is they didn't kill me. The other good news is I had titers done and my immunity is still strong.

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          #123

          @sbourne @overholt I also had the disease, but got the MMR anyway. Still nicely immune to measles, but got the mumps checked anyway.

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          • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

            PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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            #124

            @overholt

            Vaccine disinformation is part of an attack. We've been subjected to five years of vaccine disinformation by a foreign power.

            The US maintains 93% immunity for measles, and ~0% immunity for smallpox.

            The potential impact of the attack is: the number of susceptible people, times one minus the R_0 (minus the immunized fraction), times the case fatality rate.

            You still haven't gotten the one vaccine that is gonna matter.

            Almost nobody has.

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            • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

              PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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              #125

              @overholt Congrats! Yay vaccinations! Collect the whole set!

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              • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                #126

                @overholt

                We are close to the same age. I asked my doc to add a measles titer check during my last annual bloodwork (insurance covered it). Showed I still had immunity, but it's always reassuring to know one way or another.

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                • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                  PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                  #127

                  @overholt It's even worse than that. When populations are insufficiently vaccinated and the vaccine suffers from sterilization issues—like the current measles vaccine—churn between the two populations produces variants that are more aggressive and eventually obviate the vaccine.

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                  • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                    PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                    #128

                    @overholt

                    That's exactly why, at our house last spring, we got MMR boosters with our COVID-19 boosters. In our 60s and 70s.

                    https://www.someweekendreading.blog/vax-vs-knuckleheads/

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                    • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                      PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                      #129

                      @overholt For a lot of people in the US, getting tested costs money out of pocket but just getting a new booster is covered. I'm in the demographic for needing one except every time I went to a new college they wanted proof of vaccination and it was easier to just get boosted than to come up with the medical records.

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                      • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                        PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                        #130

                        @overholt i mean my Brother in law just lost one lung after he got infected as a baby. He is doing fine. /s

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                        • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

                          PSA: I’m turning 55 next month, and there’s an issue with people who got vaccinated for measles around the same time I did as a kid having waning immunity. I got tested and it turned out I had no immunity, so I got revaccinated this week. Don’t listen to the science deniers: measles is not a trivial disease if you’re 5 or 55 and we can no longer rely on herd immunity.

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                          #131

                          @overholt same! Very happily revaxxed now, glad you were also able to!

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