The shot !!!
12-21-2020 | 10:18 PM
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12-22-2020 | 02:09 AM
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No reason to get the vaccine if you have the antibodies already. If you've had C-19 already then you have the antibodies.
I'm undecided at this point and will get an antibody test first. Myself and everyone in my household has lots of exposure to the public and I easily could have had it with mild to no symptoms.
I'm undecided at this point and will get an antibody test first. Myself and everyone in my household has lots of exposure to the public and I easily could have had it with mild to no symptoms.
12-22-2020 | 05:43 AM
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From: Sarasota FL. Priest River ID
No reason to get the vaccine if you have the antibodies already. If you've had C-19 already then you have the antibodies.
I'm undecided at this point and will get an antibody test first. Myself and everyone in my household has lots of exposure to the public and I easily could have had it with mild to no symptoms.
I'm undecided at this point and will get an antibody test first. Myself and everyone in my household has lots of exposure to the public and I easily could have had it with mild to no symptoms.
I have family and a couple fishing buddies who are MD’s and they say essentially the same thing. They are not afraid of the vaccine but aren’t worried about the rona enough to jump in line.
The treatment is much improved for most people, however you still hear about an occasional outlier who gets nailed for no obvious reason, but that’s the case with numerous ailments. IMO the vaccine is probably the way to go if you have health issues that the virus might complicate. For people of good health, the far greater insult is being told they and their livelihoods aren’t essential. The state of FL has been reluctant to interfere with normal commerce and I don’t see where we have faired any worse than states with heavy handed restrictions.
12-22-2020 | 07:45 AM
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Just had Covid last month so no rush to get anything and not really thinking about it currently
Also very healthy, nonsmoker, and in my 30's not working a non-front line job (work from home). My list spot couldn't be further away as well..
Also very healthy, nonsmoker, and in my 30's not working a non-front line job (work from home). My list spot couldn't be further away as well..
12-22-2020 | 07:53 AM
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OK, at first glance this is weird. Bells palsey makes the side of your face go numb for hours, possibly days. You look like a stroke patient. But the problem is, Bells palsey is neurological. Its not "just" Bells palsey.... They act like its no big deal. But in reality, to have Bells palsey isnt routine... Its a big deal, its not a simple side effect like a runny nose. Its scratching the surface of much larger neuological side effects that could be permanent, could be long lasting. Thats just it, they dont know or they havent told us yet...
The same doctor friend that expalined Bells palsey referred me to The Great Barrington Declaration. Thousand of doctors signed this, its about herd immunity and mental health. Pretty interesting: https://gbdeclaration.org/
The same doctor friend that expalined Bells palsey referred me to The Great Barrington Declaration. Thousand of doctors signed this, its about herd immunity and mental health. Pretty interesting: https://gbdeclaration.org/
12-22-2020 | 08:06 AM
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https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/c...ollowing-covid
Negative impacts from Devil juice...
"Health impact events".....LOL..................................
Negative impacts from Devil juice...
"Health impact events".....LOL..................................
