Will you get vaccinated?

[QUOTE=MuscleXtreme;1649541283]Such dumb logic that is completely unprovable, which is why I dub people like you dishonest.

Your claim: See they didn’t go to the hospital so it shows that the shot works.

Perhaps those people would have never gone to the hospital if they didn’t have the shot as well.


Also, I know plenty of people that had gotten Covid pre-Covid shot release and guess what. They didn’t go to the hospital either.[/QUOTE]

Your dumb answer did not answer my question but allright ok.

Yes we all know not everyone is going to hospitals fro covid - vaxxed or unvaxxed

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Whoa whoa, unhinged, lol!


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Covid test this evening for me... Let's see if it finally got me.

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649727583]Covid test this evening for me... Let's see if it finally got me.[/QUOTE]

Oh No! Fingers crossed for ya man...

Are you being tested because of a known exposure or symptoms?

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1649728523]Oh No! Fingers crossed for ya man...

Are you being tested because of a known exposure or symptoms?[/QUOTE]

Symptoms. Match Covid pretty good but of course before Covid I'd say bad cold or flu. We'll see.

Thanks

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649728913]Symptoms. Match Covid pretty good but of course before Covid I'd say bad cold or flu. We'll see.

Thanks[/QUOTE]
Yeah but the symptoms are so much like a very bad cold (at first anyway, unless a minor case) you can't match symptoms. I feel terrible, really bad cold. I was using a very concentrated bleach product to remove mold, when used in past it's so strong I can still smell it on clothes skin (even though wearing gloves etc) the rest of the day unless I change and shower even then I can smell on hands. Today I can hardly smell it even while working with it, never had that before!

Lateral flow test today (and test yesterday also) was negative, so I am very unlikely to have COVID even though I have matching symptoms including loss of smell.

Don't match symptoms, get a test.

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[QUOTE=mgftp;1649728913]Symptoms. Match Covid pretty good but of course before Covid I'd say bad cold or flu. We'll see.

Thanks[/QUOTE]

All the best. I have a friend who has not been vaxxed and he has had COVID twice. The first was mild, but he said the second time it kicked his ass. He is 36 and not overweight. But, he got over it without meds.

[QUOTE=Mark1T;1649731733]All the best. I have a friend who has not been vaxxed and he has had COVID twice. The first was mild, but he said the second time it kicked his ass. He is 36 and not overweight. But, he got over it without meds.[/QUOTE]My business partner and his son (both vaxxed) got it 3 1/2 weeks ago Saturday at his grandson's soccer game. Got tested (positive) the next Tuesday and was feeling pretty blah that night. Recieved 4 antibodies shots (2 each arm) on Thursday and was back to normal in 24 hours. Slight lingering cough and some drainage were his only remaining symptoms.

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1649734623]My business partner and his son (both vaxxed) got it 3 1/2 weeks ago Saturday at his grandson's soccer game. Got tested (positive) the next Tuesday and was feeling pretty blah that night. Recieved 4 antibodies shots (2 each arm) on Thursday and was back to normal in 24 hours. Slight lingering cough and some drainage were his only remaining symptoms.[/QUOTE]

Interesting and good for them. Greg, are antibody shots another term for vaccine or booster?

[QUOTE=OldFartTom;1649729803]Yeah but the symptoms are so much like a very bad cold (at first anyway, unless a minor case) you can't match symptoms. I feel terrible, really bad cold. I was using a very concentrated bleach product to remove mold, when used in past it's so strong I can still smell it on clothes skin (even though wearing gloves etc) the rest of the day unless I change and shower even then I can smell on hands. Today I can hardly smell it even while working with it, never had that before!

Lateral flow test today (and test yesterday also) was negative, so I am very unlikely to have COVID even though I have matching symptoms including loss of smell.

Don't match symptoms, get a test.[/QUOTE]

Oh yeah, that's why I am getting a test. I have been wondering about my sense of smell, could very well just be congestion though.

[QUOTE=Mark1T;1649731733]All the best. I have a friend who has not been vaxxed and he has had COVID twice. The first was mild, but he said the second time it kicked his ass. He is 36 and not overweight. But, he got over it without meds.[/QUOTE]

Yea, seems very much luck of the draw although age, shape, and vaxx status definitely matter I. Those I know who has had it. With that said I do not a not so old, not so fat, and vaxxed person who didn't do so great.

[QUOTE=Mark1T;1649734803]Greg, are antibody shots another term for vaccine or booster?[/QUOTE]No, they are the monoclonal antibody treatment. 2 shots in the back of each arm.

Not sure of the requirements that one must have to recieve this treatment.

His grown son contracted Guillain-Barre syndrome in March and is currently paralyzed from the neck down. That may be how they qualified.

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1649735793]No, they are the monoclonal antibody treatment. 2 shots in the back of each arm.

Not sure of the requirements that one must have to recieve this treatment.

His grown son contracted Guillain-Barre syndrome in March and is currently paralyzed from the neck down. That may be how they qualified.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. Hope his son comes out of that syndrome if possible.

imagine being so scared to get a flu shot. god dam pussies! dragging this **** out for so long. ITS NOT GOING AWAY.

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1649734623]My business partner and his son (both vaxxed) got it 3 1/2 weeks ago Saturday at his grandson's soccer game. Got tested (positive) the next Tuesday and was feeling pretty blah that night. Recieved 4 antibodies shots (2 each arm) on Thursday and was back to normal in 24 hours. Slight lingering cough and some drainage were his only remaining symptoms.[/QUOTE]

From what I've read the vax will reduce immunity for about a month after the first shot. Sure seems risky considering the side effects.

Monoclonal antibodies seem to be better than the vax and will be what I obtain if ever exposed.

Pill cut hospitalizations, deaths by half among patients with early COVID-19 symptoms, Merck says

Pharmaceutical company Merck agreed to allow other drugmakers to produce its COVID-19 pill, in a move aimed at helping millions of people in poorer countries get access to the potentially life-saving drug, a United Nations-backed public health organization said on Wednesday.

Strep negative, flu negative, Covid negative. Doc said there is what she called a nasty Covid mimicking virus going around the area. Lots of people coming in with Covid symptoms but testing negative.

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649758903]Strep negative, flu negative, Covid negative. Doc said there is what she called a nasty Covid mimicking virus going around the area. Lots of people coming in with Covid symptoms but testing negative.[/QUOTE]

Sweet, I bet that is a big relief!

[QUOTE=x-trainer ben;1649762323]Sweet, I bet that is a big relief![/QUOTE]

Yes. I mean with Covid there is of course the fear of how bad will it get for me? But I like my chances being in decent shape and vaccinated. I can't lie, both times I went for Covid tests part of me wanted to easy time off work to quarantine and some more antibodies.

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649758903]Strep negative, flu negative, Covid negative. Doc said there is what she called a nasty Covid mimicking virus going around the area. Lots of people coming in with Covid symptoms but testing negative.[/QUOTE]


Right on my man!

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649758903]Strep negative, flu negative, Covid negative. Doc said there is what she called a nasty Covid mimicking virus going around the area. Lots of people coming in with Covid symptoms but testing negative.[/QUOTE]

Feeling any better yet? Not because of the tests, just asking if it's starting to improve.

[QUOTE=mgftp;1649823733]I can't lie, both times I went for Covid tests part of me wanted to easy time off work to quarantine and some more antibodies.[/QUOTE]

Me too.

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[QUOTE=_zman;1649736973]From what I've read the vax will reduce immunity for about a month after the first shot. Sure seems risky considering the side effects.
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Not sure why anyone would try to convince you of that. It's not how your immune system works. We actually saw improvement within 2 weeks, but there was no negative effect prior to that. Post a reference if you have time.

[QUOTE=JustTheDad;1649836803]Not sure why anyone would try to convince you of that. It's not how your immune system works. We actually saw improvement within 2 weeks, but there was no negative effect prior to that. Post a reference if you have time.[/QUOTE]

This article alludes to it: [url]https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2021/10/protection-immune-response-fall-after-pfizer-covid-vaccine-data-show[/url]

"In the first 2 weeks after the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, estimated VE against any SARS-CoV-2 infection was less than 0."

I've been told by a scientist that the pharma companies are leaving out that data until a week or two after 2nd vaccination to increase the efficacy rate, which leaves us with little data of what happens immediately after vaccination. I would call that manipulated data to fit vaccine narrative / reduce hesitancy. I'm curious if that's true and if I have time, I'll read the footnotes of those efficacy claims by big pharma, unless you already know?

There's also anecdotal data from people I know, which can't be considered, of course.

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Shouldn’t the jabbed nurses either be dressing in a zombie nurse outfit or a nurse outfit with a sheep head?


Just sayin..

[QUOTE=Paul Kreul;1649842023]Shouldn’t the jabbed nurses either be dressing in a zombie nurse outfit or a nurse outfit with a sheep head?


Just sayin..[/QUOTE]


Or they could come dressed as a Paul Kreul





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Just sayin....

[QUOTE=JustTheDad;1649836613]Feeling any better yet? Not because of the tests, just asking if it's starting to improve.



Me too.[/QUOTE]

Fever resolved within 24 hours and other symptoms improving drastically. Back at 90% currently.

But now that I lack those sweet natural antibodies I am back to wondering if I should schedule that booster.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1649842753]Or they could come dressed as a me..




















Just sayin....[/QUOTE]

For refusing a jab that has a 99.997% survival rate & has brought us..

818,042 Adverse Events
127,641 Doctor Visits
83,412 Hospitalizations
92,017 Urgent Care
26,199 Disabled
10,179 Bell's Palsy
10,304 Myocarditis
8,408 Heart Attacks
2,631 Miscarriages
17,128 Deaths


[url]https://openvaers.com/covid-data[/url]


Never change that cuck status ya got goin for you..it suits you perfectly