I have heard back from my neurologist: yes, the Ocrevus makes me more vulnerable to covid (and probably other infections), but the effect kicks in about two weeks after the infusion.
Between that and the half-life of the monoclonal antibodies, my risk yesterday was as low as it's likely to get anytime soon, whether or not the case numbers go up because of holiday gatherings, unmasked airplane and transit passengers, or for any other reasons.
Tomorrow's plan is to stay home, zoom with my mother in the afternoon, and not do much else. Saturday I will be seeing![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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I should also think about other things that have to be in person, and that I could plausibly do in the next two weeks. (
Between that and the half-life of the monoclonal antibodies, my risk yesterday was as low as it's likely to get anytime soon, whether or not the case numbers go up because of holiday gatherings, unmasked airplane and transit passengers, or for any other reasons.
Tomorrow's plan is to stay home, zoom with my mother in the afternoon, and not do much else. Saturday I will be seeing
adrian_turtle.I should also think about other things that have to be in person, and that I could plausibly do in the next two weeks. (
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