Would you get the vaccine for Corona Virus?

@TexChik Lol, yeah, except the upper pic is Canadian Prime Ministers, duhrrrrr 🥴

@4meAndyou homeopathic? Doctors know that Vitamin D is linked to a strong immune system.

@cherokeepatti Yes, and a lot of other things. But that's not what they are taught to do in medical school.

@4meAndyou Because if they got their patients really healthy then they wouldn’t get the business coming in. I think their major is Business and their minors are Medicine.

@Penny Your flu risk will be much higher in about 20 years, so you might want to start getting an annual flu shot by then, in addition to the coronavirus vaccine now.

@windinhishair i rarely used to get the flu and if i did it didnt last long, then i had to get the flu shot for work for a while and the couple years after that i got the flu so much. now i'm back to rarely getting it so I figure it's not worth the risk. i think getting the flu shot actually compromised my immune system (after stopping getting the shot) for a time somehow. for prevention I wash my hands religiously every time i come home from being out. a few times if i'm handling bags and such. (like after handling the bags again) havent had the flu in over a decade now.

@Penny I had the flu in 1984 and the swine flu in 2009, so twice in 36 years. I had issues for over six months the last time, so I started getting the annual flu vaccine then, and will continue to do so. You know your body and what works best for you.

@4meAndyou In case you haven't been paying attention, and obviously you haven't, there is a type D variant that is stronger than the rest.

@MasterDvdC I have been paying extremely careful attention, Mr. Rudesby. The type D variant is HIGHLY contagious. And weak as cuck. It is far less likely to be fatal.

One more rude bit of business and you are gone from my view.

@cherokeepatti I wish you always stay healthy. 🤗

@ABCDEF7 thank you. I have found out for myself that most of the recommendations that doctors have for treating viruses such as using OTC decongestants, antibiotics and vaccines actually work against my immune system. The decongestants will dry out your sinuses so much that when there is anything floating around in the air you will catch it much easier. Antibiotics make your immune system lazy and help produce super germs, and vaccines also make your immune system lazier.

@cherokeepatti Yes, I agree that it's always better to have active immunity than passive immunity. I personally believe in Ayurveda, Naturopathy and Yoga. And that Allopathy should just be used in emergency situations.

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@MarmeeMarch oh you need me...............how sweet😂😂😂

@dakotaviper Virtually no one died FROM covid. Those who died died because of medical malpractice while fighting covid. Using unsafe medicines and treatments all the while ignoring safe and effective treatments caused a lot of covid deaths.

@missit15 You are correct, but unfortunately, most of the unvaccinated would rather die than receive a vaccine. They will eventually get their wish, or get the virus and live, with or without severe side effects.

@Ynotisay Yeah that's what I just said, if her condition has her passing out at every moment she feels pain, then why did it take 17mins for her body to register the jab in the arm? Oh and the woman that's passed out 6 times in as many weeks is going to be the poster child for vaccines... right...🙄 I've got apartments to sell you on Mars. Contact me for further details.

@SW-User And block. Drainin' the swamp.

@windinhishair what's gonna happen? you know something we don't?

@FatherTime Two things: 1) Right-wing violence on January 6 when Pence is forced to accept the legally-cast electoral votes, and 2) large increases in coronavirus case loads and deaths from people congregating over the holidays, against all recommendations. There may be other things stemming from Trump's removal from office, but the first two are inevitable.

@windinhishair like I said things can't get worse

@MrGomco Da, Comrade.

@windinhishair конечно.

@RogueLoner And what if you pass it on to someone who will end up with a much worse case than "a cold or flu" - or, what if you are unlucky enough to be affected by "Long Covid"... that's affecting people who were perfectly healthy before they caught Covid19.

@ExtremeNext I got the flu when I was in my 8th month of pregnancy with my daughter. This was many years ago. I got pneumonia and felt like I was suffocating. I could have died. That was the end of me ever thinking I was bigger than a virus.

@Peapod that is scary what you just said about pneumonia do people realise what Covid even is, it's double pneumonia and you do suffercate or drown in your own lungs
A vaccine can't come quick enough

@ExtremeNext Dying from COVID is probably the worst way to die. I cannot imagine a slow drown without my loved ones not being able to hold my hand. And I don't understand the lack of compassion because a lot of these people are older. So what! They matter to someone. My MIL lived to be 98. Had she gotten COVID and died in her 70s, we all would have been robbed of 20 plus years with her.

Another consideration is that here are millions of people that don't die from COVID, but they have lifelong organ damage. They are often in the hospital for weeks and prone to other problems.

I was struck down by shingles in late 2019. I now have permanent, painful nerve damage from this virus within. I got the vaccine last spring so maybe I won't get another severe outbreak. Too many people don't understand how devastating some of these viruses are.

I can't get it fast enough either.

@SW-User Exactly.

@cherokeepatti well my Aunt who was healthy, got COVID... got a blood clot in her lungs... traveled to her brain... and she is not expected to live to see the New Year.

@Spokeskitties75 Sorry about your aunt but I am sick all winter long every time I’ve taken the flu vaccine. I took it 3 times & after I stopped that being sick all winter long also stopped. It messes with my immune system.