Will You Take The Vaccine?
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Fogdog
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Thanks. What a funny person you are.
So, now its time for us to move on from feeling any concern for them. It's time for ---
Dead antivaxxer jokes.
What is cold, blue and doesn’t move?
An antivaxxer in a body bag.
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someone authorized the HPV vaccine..perhaps your wife? paperwork goes with it and you have to sign off on.
some psych meds are used off label for neurology..the last one i had felt like gasoline running through my veins; hives and blisters for partial onset. I swear they just guess at it most of the time.
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switch to Keto diet
with the above you can perhaps get his seizures down by interrupting the aura 100% of the time by 50%. it will never complete; no completion, no seizure.
once i did the above it was like a miracle and my quality of life is so much better.
Budley Doright
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How could the doctor have administered anything without your consent? That in itself is illegal I would think but I don’t live state side.
rkymtnman
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my kid gave your kid an atomic wedgie. and she's only 9
rkymtnman
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like sky said, this dude is full of shit. they dont' give 12 yr olds vaxs w/o parental consent.
if he was telling the truth, he'd easily win a mega lawsuit.
Fogdog
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Your post is more about why the US should have a single payer health care system than the pandemic.
Accidents and adverse side effects happen. They are not common, the one you describe is rare. They should all be treated without giving the patient's family more grief and stress over the bills.
I think you are lying about your condition but I agree with you that the US should provide healthcare to all as a basic right. Investment in public health is a smart way to use our resources.
rkymtnman
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and public education too. a smart, healthy population is a winner in my book. but but but but Socialism. f' off!!!
luckybleu
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True.Virologists have been studying corona viruses for years,corona viruses aren't new.Covid 19 was a new strain of corona virus but with years of studying corona viruses ,they were able to come up with an effective vaccine quickly.I decided to trust people way more educated than me who have studied viruses their whole lives,to make an informed decision to get vaccinated.I made another thread about this awhile ago. A safe and effective vaccine takes 10-15 years to develop. Mostly because the trail periods take so long and you won't know the true side effects sometimes 6 months to a year later.
Vaccine Development, Testing, and Regulation | History of Vaccines
EDITOR'S NOTE (25 JANUARY 2022): Many anti-vaccine people and organizations are not presenting the information in this article in full context. The article below covers vaccines before the current COVID-19 pandemic. We will be updating…www.historyofvaccines.org
Budley Doright
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Ya I figure as much, but being Canadian, well, we have a reputation to up hold lol.
Fogdog
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His was just another example of grievance politics. Not that his story is believable
"So anyone who would like to vilify us or our children for not having them take the COVID Vaccine can kiss my ass! ". Who said that?
How Fox Newsish. Make up reasons to be self righteously angry.
Idiot. It's for the sake of the people who can't be vaccinated that we want everyone else to be vaccinated.
Not just for covid either.
Every medicine except cannabis.
DIY-HP-LED
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Increasingly this is gonna become a pandemic of republicans, though I think the feds should surge supplies of effective antibody therapies to the vulnerable, they can give 3 months of temporary protection to those with crippled immune systems and act as a sort of vaccine.
They expect it will get pretty bad everywhere in the fall, but especially in low vax areas and these people cluster in social circles without masks, many still think it's a hoax. No masks, low vax rates and no restrictions is adding up to exponential growth of the delta variant in some places that will overwhelm hospitals with the unvaccinated.
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Fareed's Take: Why America's anti-vax problem is unique
Fareed gives his take on the role Republican politicians and conservative media figures have played in spreading misinformation about Covid vaccines.
They expect it will get pretty bad everywhere in the fall, but especially in low vax areas and these people cluster in social circles without masks, many still think it's a hoax. No masks, low vax rates and no restrictions is adding up to exponential growth of the delta variant in some places that will overwhelm hospitals with the unvaccinated.
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Fareed's Take: Why America's anti-vax problem is unique
Fareed gives his take on the role Republican politicians and conservative media figures have played in spreading misinformation about Covid vaccines.
PJ Diaz
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In California, 12-year olds can get the HPV vax without parent's consent. Yes, the parents are often asked to sign consent forms, but it is not required. At a certain age of your child (12 or 13, I forget), you are actually restricted from viewing portions of your child's medical records without your child's consent, believe it or not.
PJ Diaz
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The HPV vax isn't just for girls anymore..
DIY-HP-LED
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A "Hoax", I wonder where he picked up that idea? More murder by bullshit.
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A woman in Alabama whose 28-year-old son died of COVID-19 regrets not getting vaccinated and said his last words were 'this is not a hoax, this is real' (yahoo.com)
A woman in Alabama whose 28-year-old son died of COVID-19 regrets not getting vaccinated and said his last words were 'this is not a hoax, this is real'
Christy Carpenter told The Washington Post that her family didn't get vaccinated because they had concerns about how soon it was rolled out.
"It took years to create other vaccines, and the coronavirus vaccine was created very quickly," she said. "It took watching my son die and me suffering the effects of COVID for us to realize we need the vaccine."
"We did not get vaccinated when we had the opportunity and regret that so much now," she added.
Her son, Curt Carpenter, was hospitalized after getting COVID-19 in March. He was placed on a ventilator after developing pneumonia. He died on May 2. His mother was also hospitalized with COVID-19, but was able to recover.
Carpenter told The Post her son was healthy prior to catching the virus, and that he initially believed the pandemic to be a "hoax." She said his last words were: "This is not a hoax, this is real."
Many people have expressed regret over not getting vaccinated after being hospitalized with COVID-19 or watching a loved one struggle with or die from the disease. Meanwhile, authorities are trying to counteract vaccine hesitancy and encourage people to get the shot.
Alabama has the lowest vaccination rate of any US state, with about 34% of its population fully vaccinated, according to data compiled by the Mayo Clinic. As of Sunday, nearly 50% of the entire US population, or 163 million people, was fully vaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Alabama is also among a group of states seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases as the more transmissible Delta variant rapidly spreads.
US health officials have said it is now a "pandemic of the unvaccinated," announcing last month that nearly all deaths from COVID-19 in the US are now among the unvaccinated.
More than 610,000 Americans have died of COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.
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A woman in Alabama whose 28-year-old son died of COVID-19 regrets not getting vaccinated and said his last words were 'this is not a hoax, this is real' (yahoo.com)
A woman in Alabama whose 28-year-old son died of COVID-19 regrets not getting vaccinated and said his last words were 'this is not a hoax, this is real'
- A "healthy" 28-year-old in Alabama died of COVID-19 after not getting the vaccine, his mother said.
- She told The Washington Post she regrets not getting her family vaccinated when they had the chance.
- Alabama has the lowest vaccination rate of any US state and is seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Christy Carpenter told The Washington Post that her family didn't get vaccinated because they had concerns about how soon it was rolled out.
"It took years to create other vaccines, and the coronavirus vaccine was created very quickly," she said. "It took watching my son die and me suffering the effects of COVID for us to realize we need the vaccine."
"We did not get vaccinated when we had the opportunity and regret that so much now," she added.
Her son, Curt Carpenter, was hospitalized after getting COVID-19 in March. He was placed on a ventilator after developing pneumonia. He died on May 2. His mother was also hospitalized with COVID-19, but was able to recover.
Carpenter told The Post her son was healthy prior to catching the virus, and that he initially believed the pandemic to be a "hoax." She said his last words were: "This is not a hoax, this is real."
Many people have expressed regret over not getting vaccinated after being hospitalized with COVID-19 or watching a loved one struggle with or die from the disease. Meanwhile, authorities are trying to counteract vaccine hesitancy and encourage people to get the shot.
Alabama has the lowest vaccination rate of any US state, with about 34% of its population fully vaccinated, according to data compiled by the Mayo Clinic. As of Sunday, nearly 50% of the entire US population, or 163 million people, was fully vaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Alabama is also among a group of states seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases as the more transmissible Delta variant rapidly spreads.
US health officials have said it is now a "pandemic of the unvaccinated," announcing last month that nearly all deaths from COVID-19 in the US are now among the unvaccinated.
More than 610,000 Americans have died of COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.
DIY-HP-LED
Well-Known Member
'I've had enough': Readers are furious at vaccine refusers - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)
Letters to the Editor: ‘I’ve had enough’: Readers are furious at vaccine refusers
An example:
To the editor: I am not going to waste a single breath trying to convince people to get vaccinated. If you have weighed all the facts and arrived at the conclusion that vaccination is not right for you, so be it.
But Los Angeles County’s indoor mask mandate is back because COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are growing. Funny thing about that: Virtually all of the people in the hospital are unvaccinated.
So, to the people choosing not to be vaccinated, I ask you to live up to the conclusion you arrived at regarding this virus and stop going to the hospital.
Our problem isn’t that you’re unvaccinated (it’s actually the problem, but evidently there’s nothing we can do about it); rather, our problem is you keep going to the hospital when you become sick. The hospital then has to test you, and that sets off a chain of reporting and public health policies and then, just like that, we all have to wear masks again.
All I ask is that if you believe COVID-19 isn’t deadly enough to endure a needle prick to the arm, then slug it out at home if you get a little fever or some tightness in the chest. Stick to your guns here. If you don’t believe the pandemic is serious, then quit filling the hospital with a disease you don’t even believe in. You’ll be fine (according to you).
Jeffrey Foley, Santa Monica
Letters to the Editor: ‘I’ve had enough’: Readers are furious at vaccine refusers
An example:
To the editor: I am not going to waste a single breath trying to convince people to get vaccinated. If you have weighed all the facts and arrived at the conclusion that vaccination is not right for you, so be it.
But Los Angeles County’s indoor mask mandate is back because COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are growing. Funny thing about that: Virtually all of the people in the hospital are unvaccinated.
So, to the people choosing not to be vaccinated, I ask you to live up to the conclusion you arrived at regarding this virus and stop going to the hospital.
Our problem isn’t that you’re unvaccinated (it’s actually the problem, but evidently there’s nothing we can do about it); rather, our problem is you keep going to the hospital when you become sick. The hospital then has to test you, and that sets off a chain of reporting and public health policies and then, just like that, we all have to wear masks again.
All I ask is that if you believe COVID-19 isn’t deadly enough to endure a needle prick to the arm, then slug it out at home if you get a little fever or some tightness in the chest. Stick to your guns here. If you don’t believe the pandemic is serious, then quit filling the hospital with a disease you don’t even believe in. You’ll be fine (according to you).
Jeffrey Foley, Santa Monica