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Transplant: No or Few Antibodies after COVID Vaccination
Transplants | Last Active: Mar 7, 2022 | Replies (193)Comment receiving replies
Tres chic!! I do the same thing with my masks, coordinating with attire for the day. To me, they’re just as important as putting on my glasses so they might as well not clash! LOL I still make masks for my friends and family. My favorite is now put away for the season but it was really cute, rather demented jack o lantern fabric.
How’s the new job? Starting to feel comfortable and at home in the new environment? I hope everyone is making you feel welcome there!
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Hey there. Yup, glasses and masks…at least masks are less expensive! Work is mostly good. There’s a lot to manage, but I like it. Office life is tough, between the noise and Covid concern. My office mates were discussing vaccination mandates in reference to all the Massachusetts state employees refusing to comply with the vaccine mandate. I of course chimed in that even if folks don’t want to get vaccinated for themselves, it’s important for protecting others who most likely aren’t protected, when vaccinated, due to being immunosuppressed. So, they all agreed and said they are vaccinated. So that’s good.
Read this great article and video on stem cell research breakthroughs that I thought you’d find interesting -
‘This is such an important moment’: how stem cell research is transforming medicine
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2021/nov/03/this-is-such-an-important-moment-how-stem-cell-research-is-transforming-medicine?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other