MISINFORMATION ALERT!!!I’ll throw in my 2 cents here. I’m a healthcare provider. I reluctantly, but willingly, got the vaccine early. Second dose was mid Jan 2020. I work in a private office setting as well as four different hospitals. My entire family (wife and four kids), except me, got Covid in early March 2020. I do believe that at that particular point in time, the vaccine was in its maximal effective time frame and against the strain it was designed to combat.
However, as Delta came and vaccine effectiveness waned, and then more so with Omicron, it became apparent the virus was becoming less virulent and the vaccine against the OG strain mostly ineffective. I finally got Covid in December (very mild) and again in May (asymptomatic, forced test for exposure at work).
NY State had mandated boosters for all HCP’s by 2/19/2022. They postponed that for 90 days on 2/17/2022 and I never got boosted. Those 90 days came and went in May and there has been no more talk about vaccines or booster mandates since. That should tel people a lot.
You think you do Chief?No I am talking about someone that does not know what is in their vaccines or in their food.
@SpaceCoastVol
again I'll say...Because I work in the public, I do not want to miss work and I haven't, I want to
be around my family and know that I have done everything that I know to do,
and thats how I roll and people can live with it , or get over it or talk about it
for the next 6 months.
You answered a different hypothetical earlier though?
I understand if you don’t want to answer the last question.So last question -
“IF” the CDC said tomorrow “we made a mistake, we were wrong about the vaccines.”
Would that change your view?
I have already addressed more than enough questions, and that last question was
supposed to be your last question
The last question was if the CDC admitted they were wrong, would it change your mind.
You chose not to answer. I understand.
How many "Last" questions do you have.....if it was the crazy "if" question I told you that I do not live in "if'sThe last question was if the CDC admitted they were wrong, would it change your mind.
You chose not to answer. I understand.
When I said that, 800 people were dying a day in New York, that was what was happening at that time, and people that start calling names inJust own that you were an ass, and clearly wrong, when you said get vaxed or get ventilated. That was ********.
Given my personal situation probably and the first booster also. Since knowing what I know now I think it helped me with lower symptoms. I am not taking anymore though.So I have a different question.
Knowing what we know now, with the opportunity to do it all over again -
Would you take the vaccine again?
That was shown to be ******** almost immediately. In a thread that is beat everyone up over false information, you need to check your info.Report: 44 Percent of Pregnant Women in Pfizer Trial Lost Their Babies; FDA and CDC Recommended Jabs For Expectant Mothers Anyway › American Greatness
Hey, maybe this will be a new way for the pro abortion crowd to kill their babies
I took an antibody test in mid 2020 and was negative so I had no protection at the time.I agree with everything you said. I assessed my risk given what was known at the time vs. the the unknowns and what several people I respect very much had said about mRNA shots. I provided documentation of antibodies post infection to the hospitals here that were "requiring" vaccination and never heard a word back.
That was shown to be ******** almost immediately. In a thread that is beat everyone up over false information, you need to check your info.