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Same here only we ate the shrooms...what?MadDoctor wrote:My grandson was looking at my arm the other day and asked: “What is that mark on your arm?” I said: “It’s my smallpox vaccination scar.” He said: “Why don’t I have one?” I said: “Because it worked.”
*wanders off to look at mushrooms*
I hope you know that's simply not true. Yes you'll have antibodies but it depends on how your immune system responded on the first go around. I know a gent who caught it twice. The first time was like the flu. The second time killed him. Heck you can have got one of the vaccines and still get pretty sick but that's rare.g0qu2021 wrote:Already caught it when it broke out in the first instance, went to visit a friend who was living rough in a shack in the woods..
Saw him and said "You haven't got this thing going around have you?" he replied "no, throwing his arms around my shoulders giving me a hug!"
Two days later and yeah, hives rash break out and I'm coughing thick green spew-tum off my lungs and running a fever!
But once it was over and I was lucky because my lungs are a tar Pit from smoking 20 a day and I've already had MERS the Camel virus and a touch of TB, so my chest isn't the best place for any virus to think it's going to get a hold of me as I have holes in my lungs and recovered naturally from a strong immune response.
The upshot being I can't catch it again.. You'll only catch it the once! But you'll know about it when you do!
Glad to hear their vaccinations did their jobPhilip wrote:My sister-in-law, and her husband both had the Pfizer vaccine in March, but got the delta variant a couple of weeks back, they had mild symptoms and fared well though.
What does the southern border have to do with it? BTW, Trump added like 15 miles to the existing 654 miles of walls to the southern border... Just saying https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46824649BMED wrote:VAX freedom is a choice, get it or don't won't change the facts that the southern boarder is open to spread COVID throughout the lower 48...wtf!
It has nothing to do with it whatsof*ckingever, unless you fall for DeSantis's attempt to shift blame.Philip wrote:What does the southern border have to do with it? BTW, Trump added like 15 miles to the existing 654 miles of walls to the southern border... Just saying https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46824649
https://www.npr.org/2021/08/09/10262075 ... its-not-trIf you've been watching Fox News, you've probably heard this theory a lot from Texas Senator Ted Cruz...
In all states in the U.S. a number of immunizations for children are required to enroll in public schools, like Polio, Hepatitis, Measles, Meningitis, etc. If you are in close proximity to others, or are endangering the population then vaccine mandates are nothing new. Both vaccine mandates and anti-vax movements have existed since the 1800s.BMED wrote:It's just my opinion, don't get your panties in a twist! No need for BS url's and redirection of facts that resemble someone else's opinion...irrelevant at this point in time! Stay safe and enjoy what time you have left as your freedom is diminished.
Of course not.. you'd sure not want to be educated on what facts are. They get in the way of conspiracy.BMED wrote:It's just my opinion, don't get your panties in a twist! No need for BS url's and redirection of facts that resemble someone else's opinion...irrelevant at this point in time! Stay safe and enjoy what time you have left as your freedom is diminished.
Humboldt wrote:Damn.
Just read anti-vax semen is in line to be the next bitcoin.
Once all the sheep who got vaccinated die, vaccine-free semen will be worth top dollar.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/epn8j4/ ... ccine-safe
I wish I'd known this 6 months ago.
I'm sitting here still laughing. Thanks for that!Biased and wrong all in the same link...lolPhilip wrote:What does the southern border have to do with it? BTW, Trump added like 15 miles to the existing 654 miles of walls to the southern border... Just saying https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46824649
Humboldt wrote:Damn.
Just read anti-vax semen is in line to be the next bitcoin.
Once all the sheep who got vaccinated die, vaccine-free semen will be worth top dollar.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/epn8j4/ ... ccine-safe
I wish I'd known this 6 months ago.
Got the boys working it.YeOldeStonecat wrote:MadDoc will be buying it all up!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm5jXJa0Iq8BMED wrote:the facts that the southern boarder is open to spread COVID throughout the lower 48...wtf!
Trust me, I do my research! My wife (RN) and I were diagnosed with COVID in November 2020, just before the VAX was available. It was three weeks of hell but we survived, my wife spent 12 hours in the ED due to complications...we were lucky, very lucky! Upon our recovery we were tested every 30 days for positive antibodies and waited until we both deeply researched our situation and felt safe enough to receive the vaccine, which we did in May 2021, ironically on our wedding anniversary. So as to being educated on facts as it relates to conspiracy I think we know the difference! I've been employed by the US government for 31 years and have a crystal clear understanding of the two differences. Regardless of my situation I feel that everyone has a choice, as they always have! Make the best choices for your individual situation and live free...or not! Good luck and be safe, BMEDdownhill wrote:Of course not.. you'd sure not want to be educated on what facts are. They get in the way of conspiracy.
I won't argue that your stance isn't legitimate or reasonable for most issues, but I do believe it is way overblown and not applicable in the case of these vaccines or understanding their effectiveness. No matter where anyone gets their information or how they cherry pick the soundbites to support their stance, I see no credible argument that suggests these vaccines should be shunned by any healthy adult or child.BMED wrote:Trust me, I do my research!....
...Regardless of my situation I feel that everyone has a choice, as they always have! Make the best choices for your individual situation and live free...or not! Good luck and be safe, BMED
Thanks for sharing, this does put things into perspective. I am all for personal freedoms, as long as we are not endangering others, and just feel this has been politicized too much.BMED wrote:Trust me, I do my research! My wife (RN) and I were diagnosed with COVID in November 2020, just before the VAX was available. It was three weeks of hell but we survived, my wife spent 12 hours in the ED due to complications...we were lucky, very lucky! Upon our recovery we were tested every 30 days for positive antibodies and waited until we both deeply researched our situation and felt safe enough to receive the vaccine, which we did in May 2021, ironically on our wedding anniversary. So as to being educated on facts as it relates to conspiracy I think we know the difference! I've been employed by the US government for 31 years and have a crystal clear understanding of the two differences. Regardless of my situation I feel that everyone has a choice, as they always have! Make the best choices for your individual situation and live free...or not! Good luck and be safe, BMED
Right off the bat I would say that if the bread winner of the family gets sick and dies he's leaving a family ("other people") that now has to try and survive without him. Second, maybe you (they) are healthy and not particularly at risk and they bring the virus home to a relative who may be much more susceptible and at risk due to a comorbidity and they die.Mark wrote:so how does not getting this vaccine put other people at risk.
You're absolutely correct. That's why everyone "others" need to get vaccinated too.Mark wrote:but taking the vaccine does not prevent a person from infecting others, or do you know something i have not heard about
Hey Mark, hope you're well.Mark wrote:i think we agree that taking vaccine does not stop the spread, i have no issue with anyone taking the vaccine, just the idea that the government is ramming it down our throats so to speak.
i have taken all kinds of vaccines,hepatitis, shingles, normal flu shots, but this one has me a little concerned with possible side effects and even over 5000 deaths from it, according to the CDC.
Yep.Philip wrote:The vaccine slows down the spread of Covid 19 by a huge margin.
The fact that 5000 people died after having some vaccine does not mean that the vaccine caused their death, it is only 0.0018% of all given doses, and doctors generally agree there is no evidence at all that the vaccines contributed to those deaths (with the exception of 3 deaths from blood clots after a J&J vaccine).
I agree with you, politicized too much and endangering others was not my intention with my post. We all have our own experiences in life and should be able to fulfill our own destiny without our freedoms to do so ripped away for no reason, scientific or political and without endangering others. Unfortunately the answers to our questions are unclear so or now we're expected to suck it up! Unacceptable in my book! Sorry!Philip wrote:Thanks for sharing, this does put things into perspective. I am all for personal freedoms, as long as we are not endangering others, and just feel this has been politicized too much.
More like an old wallet condom with dryrot, throw the dice...good luck!Easto wrote:It's just a mask.
Also include vaccinated individuals that have had COVID as hyper-vaccinated individuals that shed even less for a shorter period of time than individuals that haven't had Covid, which helps stop the spread. Get the virus and the vaccine before it's too late!David wrote:Vaccinated individuals shed less virus and for a far shorter period of time. So, yes, it helps in slowing the spread.
