It’s funny because you’re evidence that kiddiedoc is wrong is based on “18 physicians” that you happen to know from your circle. I’ve been around hundreds of doctors of various kinds and practices and I assure you that kiddiedoc’a views align with probably 75-80% of them.I’m assuming you’ve made a bad assumption somewhere because knowing what 18 physicians think about the vaccine doesn’t seem funny to me.
Dude is here arguing about a political agenda, just like everybody else. The stuff he posts that has seemed off has generally been scorned by doctors I trust. It’s not something I’d even bring up if he weren’t constantly saying that only doctors can argue with him… like nobody else knows a doctor.
I'm having trouble with the quote system on VN, but @kiddiedoc has affirmatively stated there have been no problems with athletes and covid. I think his exact statement was "zero problems." Doc if you dispute my remembrance of your quote let me know.
Everybody is different, that's the one thing people trying to force the vaccine doesn't understand. Not everyone had the same experience with Corona, my wife has bad health issues, caught it during no visiting at the hospital. She was there 20 days, and after testing her every other day, she tested positive on the 9th night, and they sent her home first thing that next morning. This was fall of 2020, she had been septic, and I was confused because if it was so bad, why send her home within hours of testing positive, and she had to catch it there. That said, as bad of health issues she has, she barely had a cough. I know a few people who got really sick, a couple who passed. One vaccinated, one not. The shot is no different. It may bother you, but I may have bad side effects, or vice versa. People screaming, "just take the shot", can't seem to understand that. My wife takes aspirin every day, I can't take it at all, we're different. You can't hardly talk logical like that with some, they can't get it.
I'm not citing the article to argue about the vaccine. There's an ongoing discussion about doc's credibility and/or agenda. I'm citing his quote and the article in relation to that discussion.
I apologize, but I do not remember exactly what I said last year about athletes. I know that at one point I brought up that not a single athlete in the entire world had died from the virus, but surely that has changed after 2 years. However it is certainly a very, very tiny percentage.
