I got one(J&J), that will be the last one
Coronavirus
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ChestonScout
opinions are like Jeeps..
- Location
- Clinton, Ut
So my sister that lost her husband a month ago has a fun work situation now.
She had covid as well.
Her work emailed her yesterday saying if she did not have the first shot by yesterday that she would not be eligible to work anymore.
Her doctor ( and I believe it’s a common practice) has told her to not get it until 90 days after she was better.
Work doesn’t care.
She is so scared of life after losing one income already, she went and got the jab.
Things are so backwards it’s beyond scary
She had covid as well.
Her work emailed her yesterday saying if she did not have the first shot by yesterday that she would not be eligible to work anymore.
Her doctor ( and I believe it’s a common practice) has told her to not get it until 90 days after she was better.
Work doesn’t care.
She is so scared of life after losing one income already, she went and got the jab.
Things are so backwards it’s beyond scary
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
The fact that the government is pushing the vaccine so hard and not recognizing natural immunity should really make you wonder what is going on. I find it particularly disturbing that the health care industry is not pushing back on this since natural immunity is every bit as good, if not better than the vaccine.
xjtony
Well-Known Member
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- Grantsville, Ut
This is what happened to me. I went in right at 90 days after an active infection and have been having heart issues since. The antibodies from the natural infection attacked the "better vaccine antibodies" and nearly killed me. The doctors have told me that this was probably the biggest contributor to my reaction.
I did a stress test Friday and was told that the number of people they have seen and treated for heart issues after the vaccine seems much higher than is being reported. They are apparently seeing it fairly regularly, and with people who are fairly healthy.
Pike2350
Registered User
- Location
- Salt Lake City
This is one of my big issues with mandates (not really a huge fan of them) but the fact that there is NO recognition of the natural antibodies, at least for a certain period of time is just ridiculous. This goes for vaccination status requirements. I would think a positive test result within in the last 90 days should count just as good as a vaccination status for anything it would be needed for.
I was around the 90 day mark after my infection when I got the jab....which was recommended at the time. They have scaled back on that and have heard that now Dr's are saying it doesn't have to be 90 days....but then again, I ask, why not 90 days?
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I know a lot of people who've had strokes lately, and they all have been vaccinated. My SIL had a stroke 6 weeks ago. There is zero history of strokes in their family.
shortstraw8
Well-Known Member
Talked to an old friend/coworker he got the shot on a Friday, the following Tuesday got a message from his brother that he had a massive stroke and was not going to be able to meet for lunch. That Friday got a message that he was having heart failure/attacks Thursday in the hospital.
RustEoldtrux
RustEoldtrux
- Location
- Evanston, WY
Since the jab changes the RNA, I would expect a massive increase in birth defects or worse from it. Does anyone have any insight into this?
Like, half animal hybrids as seen on that Netflix series?
The vaccine doesn't change your body's rna, it uses rna to tell the cell what to produce. In this case a protein unique to covid, which the body then creates antibodies to attack.
Its certainly something to look for, but I suspect there are thousands of newborns already born from last years clinical trial participants.
I do think a half human half eagle would be sweet though. Or like a cheetah or something.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Cheetagator would be bad ass.
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
Kids with flippers always put a damper on vaccine efforts.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
shortstraw8
Well-Known Member
It does not change them, just sends messages so they say. The few clinical "test" I have read show no negative effects on pregnant ("?people?" WTF cdc) women other than super safe and greatest thing since betty white for the baby. I'm sure most have seen the baby video suffering from the vaccine after birth. Though my brother said those are the exact symptoms of babies born from addicts/alcoholics, he sees it all the time in the ER and said it is the hardest part of his job.
Kinda of like thalidomide, kids born without limbs or malformed limbs puts a damper on pills to reduce nausea during pregnancy.
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- Never Far From Nowhere
My wife got the vaccine while pregnant. Only defect my kid has is being super cute and loving to laugh, which makes it hard for me to stay my curmudgeony self.
In a battle Royale, who wins? Cheetagator vs Manbearpig?
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Cheetagator clearly has an advantage with cheetah speed and long snappy jaw powers.
DesertRam
Active Member
- Location
- Southern New Mexico
Anyone else remember the horrible TV show from back in the day?
Oh Yeah! I'm sure it's cheesy by today's standards, but I remember loving it as a kid. Haven't seen an episode in decades.
muleskinner
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- Enoch, UT