What You Can (And Can't) Do After The Vaccine

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🗓️ 2 March 2021

⏱️ 23 minutes

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In this episode, NPR's Sam Sanders talks with Short Wave host Maddie Sofia for answers to listener questions about the vaccine. (Here's the story we reference about improving your face mask protection: https://n.pr/2MCba0l.)

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, Sam Sanders here.
0:02.8	So I host an NPR show called It's Been a Minute.
0:06.2	And my friends over at LifeKit thought you all might appreciate a recent episode I did,
0:10.4	all about answering vaccine questions.
0:13.4	For those of you who are already fans of my show, you know that quite often my Aunt Betty
0:17.6	kicks off the episodes.
0:19.9	And she recently got her second vaccine shot, so she is now fully vaccinated against the
0:24.3	coronavirus.
0:25.8	So before we answer your questions about the vaccine, let's start with my Aunt Betty's
0:30.3	vaccine story.
0:32.1	Betty, hi.
0:33.1	Hi Sam.
0:34.1	How are you?
0:35.1	I am for a snowy day in Delaware, I'm very well.
0:40.0	You Aunt Betty are fully vaccinated against coronavirus.
0:44.8	Hooray, hooray, hooray.
0:45.8	Yes, I am.
0:46.8	Thank God for that.
0:48.0	I got my first shot a month ago and my second shot in my day of this week.
0:53.4	Okay. And then describe the scene for you getting the shots, how'd you do it?
0:57.3	Well, the first shot was at the DMV and it was just like a mad genius had set it up because
1:04.4	it worked like clockwork.
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