I was thinking the same. Could be round #2 for someone looking for another banned reward to pin to their chest.
Nothing was "unraveled" but okay.
There are some studies that show having both is superior. But the major fault in your argument is the portion I highlighted. First you have to survive. Although the strains now seem to be milder than the first onset of COVID.
Unfortunately, we do. Too many nutjobs out there. I'm overall against gov't regulation/interference.
You should feel grateful. Some people I knew didn't make it. They caught it before the vac was available. But now you are here basically telling people not to get the vaccine or am I reading your post wrong? Maybe you are saying get the shot if you didn't get covid yet, but don't get the booster if you already caught covid?
Thanks for the feedback. I'm not recomnending that anyone do or not do anything. Just trying to provide some perspective and balance, and express where I'm at right now. We've been provided with alot of good COVID info over the years and some bad information. The bad information is slanted from political and economic influences, as you have noted. We need to remain compassionate with each other, respect each and every individual decision, be kind and understanding, and protect our freedoms. The world is skidding sideways somewhat and we will be OK if we support each other. That bleach thing is very concerning, for sure. Thanks again and hang in there.Nothing was "unraveled" but okay.
There are some studies that show having both is superior. But the major fault in your argument is the portion I highlighted. First you have to survive. Although the strains now seem to be milder than the first onset of COVID.
Unfortunately, we do. Too many nutjobs out there. I'm overall against gov't regulation/interference.
You should feel grateful. Some people I knew didn't make it. They caught it before the vac was available. But now you are here basically telling people not to get the vaccine or am I reading your post wrong? Maybe you are saying get the shot if you didn't get covid yet, but don't get the booster if you already caught covid?
Overall I'll stick to scientists vs. some online post. You are correct in some statements and made assumptions in others. It is that weave of truth and non-truth that is dangerous.
It leads to nutjobs like this (we all know where "bleach and sticking glow lights up your rear-end came from -- it is political so we can't go there. Either way, misinformation is the real danger.):
Family Sentenced for Selling Bleach as ‘Miracle’ Covid-19 Cure
Mark Grenon, 66, and three sons used a business masquerading as a church and sold $1 million of an industrial bleach solution that they claimed to be a cure-all, prosecutors said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/06/us/toxic-miracle-mineral-solution-sentencing.html
The ultimate right answer will come from people who are not nutjobs, people who don't spread misinformation, etc. No matter how it is packaged.
Would you have been willing to risk finding out if you would've survived without being vaccinated? It's all a matter of what level of risk someone decides to take in life ... like many other things. Would you risk not wearing a seat belt, or risk drinking and driving, etc, etc?
I got it and survived. It wasn’t any worse than the flu. Tested positive a few months later with no symptoms. Just got another paid week off of work.
Everyone's immune system is different, and not everyone will react the same when infected. Only way to know how someone will react is by actually getting infected. Some people won't have much of a bad time with it, and others will and even die. Being vaccinated gives some added boost and insurance to the immune system for most people - that's the whole purpose of vaccines in general. Roll the dice is what it boils down to.
Nope. During the pandemic I felt that the risks were pretty high and I got vaccinated. Two shots. I got COVID afterwards and survived. Mission accomplished, and gratefully so!
