Infections in vaccinated Americans also may be as transmissible as those in unvaccinated people, the document said, and lead more often to severe illness.
I did. there wasn't a vax when I was a kid and symptoms for it tended to be less severe, so parents would schedule chicken pox get togethers to spread it and get immunity.
I remember it being annoying and staying home from school, watching cartoons, and being watched/told to stop scratching constantly.
I never really thought about it but I guess like all the adults in my life have similar experiences. I remember the nurse giving me one of my rounds of shots was saying how dangerous it can be so it's crazy to me that parents intentionally gave it to their kids.
yeah, like 10 years before the vax was around, I remember the only fear about it was for adults who hadn't gotten it as a kid. chance of severe symptoms and death skyrocket for adults and it's stupidly contagious. and it seemed like it was always around, moving through the schools. it seemed like if you wanted a job that involved working with kids, you better have already had it as a kid.
and it's not like the kid I got it from had to spit in my mouth. we just hung out in the same room for lunch, watched tv and he showed me his blisters.
I did. there wasn't a vax when I was a kid and symptoms for it tended to be less severe, so parents would schedule chicken pox get togethers to spread it and get immunity.
I remember it being annoying and staying home from school, watching cartoons, and being watched/told to stop scratching constantly.
I never really thought about it but I guess like all the adults in my life have similar experiences. I remember the nurse giving me one of my rounds of shots was saying how dangerous it can be so it's crazy to me that parents intentionally gave it to their kids.
If I remember right, it's only really dangerous if you get it as an adult. As a kid you get bumpy/itchy and then it goes away.
It can kill adults without immunity.
yeah, like 10 years before the vax was around, I remember the only fear about it was for adults who hadn't gotten it as a kid. chance of severe symptoms and death skyrocket for adults and it's stupidly contagious. and it seemed like it was always around, moving through the schools. it seemed like if you wanted a job that involved working with kids, you better have already had it as a kid.
and it's not like the kid I got it from had to spit in my mouth. we just hung out in the same room for lunch, watched tv and he showed me his blisters.