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    Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

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    • sharonkhooS Offline
      sharonkhoo
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      Funz\" post_id=\"2086715\" time=\"1666684326\" user_id=\"6230:

      Is the Moderna bivalent booster already available for those below 50yrs old?

      I thought it will only be available for those 18-49yrs later this year. Those below 18 no news yet
      Not yet. The news said later in 2022 - so could be Nov or Dec, I guess. I've been keeping an eye out for that for my girls.

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      • FunzF Offline
        Funz
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        Yes, I am also keeping an eye out for that for DD and DS. All 3 of us have been spared the infection thus far.

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        • starlight1968sgS Offline
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          Am confused; there is Moderna bivalent jab available. The news just announced Pfizer bivalent jab will be available. This means we have a choice on which jab to take? Thank you.

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          • zac's mumZ Offline
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            starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2086734\" time=\"1666695962\" user_id=\"14025:

            Am confused; there is Moderna bivalent jab available. The news just announced Pfizer bivalent jab will be available. This means we have a choice on which jab to take? Thank you.
            Yes should be. But may depend on which vaccination centre or clinic u want. Not all may stock both brands.

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            • sharonkhooS Offline
              sharonkhoo
              last edited by

              starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2086734\" time=\"1666695962\" user_id=\"14025:

              Am confused; there is Moderna bivalent jab available. The news just announced Pfizer bivalent jab will be available. This means we have a choice on which jab to take? Thank you.
              The Pfizer vaccine is not yet being administered - news reports say \"by end of the year\". So if you go now, it's still only the Moderna vaccine. Eventually, I expect people will be able to choose.

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              • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2086743\" time=\"1666698862\" user_id=\"28674:

                The Pfizer vaccine is not yet being administered - news reports say \"by end of the year\". So if you go now, it's still only the Moderna vaccine. Eventually, I expect people will be able to choose.
                The obvious qn is which one to take :roll:

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                • sharonkhooS Offline
                  sharonkhoo
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                  starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2086745\" time=\"1666699285\" user_id=\"14025:

                  The obvious qn is which one to take :roll:
                  I will probably go for whichever is most convenient! I doubt there's much to choose between them, just like the first jabs.

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                    Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2086701\" time=\"1666670975\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2086701 time=1666670975 user_id=195250]
                    Have you taken the 2nd booster before the re-infection?[/quote]
                    Unfortunately no. I was waiting for the bivalent ( it was not available at the point)

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                    • Liew Nga WingL Offline
                      Liew Nga Wing
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                      Sun_2010\" post_id=\"2086944\" time=\"1666862392\" user_id=\"18393:

                      Unfortunately no. I was waiting for the bivalent ( it was not available at the point)
                      Since the symptoms is relatively mild this time, there won't be much long Covid effects.

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                      • phtthpP Offline
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                        Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2086957\" time=\"1666867998\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2086957 time=1666867998 user_id=195250]
                        Since the symptoms is relatively mild this time, there won't be much long Covid effects.[/quote]
                        Even with mild symptoms first time, you also dont want to have covid.
                        Why ?

                        Because

                        You wont know 2nd, 3rd times, one can start showing up severe symptoms, because each time catch covid, your lungs already been weakened, or scared tissue. So, don't be deceived, by \"mild\" symptoms.

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