The body is not fully immunized after only one shot. That nurse should have known such and been more careful in her surroundings after getting the 1st shot. It's the primary reason why Pfizer, Moderna and health officials are stating you should still wear a face mask, social distance and wash hands after having your 1st shot because you can still become infected. It's a two shot vaccination. Just as importantly, she can still infect others or any one else that's only had the 1st vaccine shot can still infect others. wrbtrader
https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...armon-covid-19-days-after-vaccine/4088060001/ https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/293954 "I did get the first dose of the vaccination on Thursday," Levine described. "I actually also tested negative on Thursday, because we do get tested regularly." Are they getting sick from the shot?
What's your answer if someone ask you after you get vaccinated with the 1st shot... Will you wear your face mask to bed even though you've never done such before ??? wrbtrader
Haha I joke, but I'm actually curious why they're getting sick. I know the drug companies are completely exempt from any legal liability regarding the vaccine. So rightfully I have zero faith in anything they say.
So these are the people we're supposed to trust right? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11600174/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pharmacist_(TV_series)
Nurse probably, already had the Corona Virus before the vaccine shot. Viruses used to create vaccines are dead and will not harm you. Allergies to the make up of the vaccines is what will harm you. Most flu vaccines have egg in them so, the question nurses ask is if you are allergic to eggs?