CagleMtnVol
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Like I said earlier, that's a very small sample size. My population overwhelmingly opted against giving CV19 shots to kids. At this level, even a 1:1000 risk would be deemed unacceptable, normally.Have you had patients or know of patients who developed myocarditis months or even a year after the vaccine or booster? I’ve been told and read that if it happens, it’s usually without the first couple of weeks.
I ask because I wonder if Bronny had been boosted or perhaps a case of Covid within the last month.
Science steps in and figures out which is more probable. There's nothing proving that shots help young people.Sure, but why not talk about the ones that are far more likely rather than ones that are extremely rare? Damage could’ve been done from getting covid itself. But both are not very likely.
The answer is no.Have you had patients or know of patients who developed myocarditis months or even a year after the vaccine or booster? I’ve been told and read that if it happens, it’s usually without the first couple of weeks.
I ask because I wonder if Bronny had been boosted or perhaps a case of Covid within the last month.
Before we dig in:Sorry, people are not developing myocarditis months or even a year after a vaccine from said vaccine, lol.
0 and no. Not getting boosters either if you were wondering. But if people feel the need to do either, that’s fine, I’m not going to get my jimmies rustled over it.How many masks do you wear? Do you double mask or triple mask? Do you wear gloves in Kroger?
I will take a Physician response over some one who espouses his HS SAT scores...
That is funny as shirt.
Now do clots and Pulmonary embolism. Are you on an aspirin regimen?0 and no. Not getting boosters either if you were wondering. But if people feel the need to do either, that’s fine, I’m not going to get my jimmies rustled over it.
But don’t let that get in the way of the fact that people are not developing myocarditis months or even a year after a vaccine from said vaccine.
Also I don’t shop at Kroger because I’m not poor.
Remember when you numbskulls lmao'd and insulted us for suggesting that the virus came from a lab, that cloth masks are useless, that kids needed to go back to school immediately, and that shots would not stop a respiratory virus from mutating and spreading?
Good times.
It’s not a growing number, there are just more conspiracy weirdos that care. It’s been the leading cause of death for young athletes for decades now. Feel free to support your opinion with statistics on athletes as opposed to “I heard today that it’s 2 people from the same team!!!!” anecdotal garbage
I'm not following.
CV infection (esp c the more recent variants) has a virtually 0% risk for healthy children and young adults.
mRNA shots have several known risks including myocarditis, clotting issues, and menstrual changes.
Which should we choose?
I'd say 25 is being generous. In my age group (early 30s) anybody without about 5 comorbidities was overwhelmingly fine.There has never been a justifiable data-driven analysis that justifies the vaccination of healthy people under 25, much less a mandate....
And no, the difference between 99.998% and 99.999% isn't justification
I'd say 25 is being generous. In my age group (early 30s) anybody without about 5 comorbidities was overwhelmingly fine.
Easy decision for me. I'm not a lardass and I don't have any diseases. My COVID "bout" lasted about 2 days of moderate discomfort and video games.