Vaccine or not?

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0nelilreb said:
We are very proud of her , she has work her butt off to make this happen . We are really excited to watch her grow and learn .

- Also with all my bad habits , one more health care worker in the family is always a good idea . 😉
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I immediately defaulted to the $$ for school lol.

Congrats to you both. Must be so proud.
 
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Vjcvette said:
You commented that saying the word "Next" was dismissive and condescending, well it was very mild compared to how there was name calling and derogatory remarks hurled at me, and I was
meaning move on to the next question, I was done with the derogatory remarks and name calling. So before we get on a tangent about the word "Next", lets look back at the previous post
where I was called names, had derogatory remarks made about me, I stayed on subject, and who followed the codes of conduct in here? Anyway congratulations on your youngest being accepted
to PA school, that is a Great accomplishment.
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I give up and thank you.
 
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New study suggests covid increases risks of brain disorders

"I personally find it impossible to judge the validity of the data or the conclusions when the data source is shrouded in mystery and the sources of the data are kept secret by legal agreement," said Harlan Krumholz, a Yale scientist who has developed an online platform where patients can enter their own health data.
 
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EXCLUSIVE: Vaccinated Making Up Higher Proportion of COVID-19 Metrics in US EXCLUSIVE: Vaccinated Making Up Higher Proportion of COVID-19 Metrics in US

Vaccinated people are more likely than the unvaccinated in recent months to be a COVID-19 case, hospitalization, or death in 25 states, according to an Epoch Times investigation.

In 14 states, the percentage of one or more so-called breakthrough metrics—post-vaccination cases, hospitalizations, and/or deaths—in recent months exceeded the percentage of the population that was vaccinated or fully vaccinated.

In most cases, that was a single metric. But in several, it was multiple, and in one, it was all three.

All data are from 2022. Only percentages were available for some states. Data for June were preferred, followed by data for July. Metrics are only listed if they exceed the percentage of vaccinated.


Alaska* (March): 3,995 breakthrough cases (64.5 percent of cases)
Vaccinated at the time: 59.1 percent of 5 and up

Idaho+ (June 6–July 3): 89 breakthrough hospitalizations (53 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 52 percent

Kentucky* (June): 55 breakthrough deaths (67 percent)
Vaccinated at the time: 66 percent

Louisiana– (Aug. 7): 61 percent breakthrough deaths
Vaccinated at the time: 52 percent full, 6 percent partial

Minnesota+ (June 5–July 3): 29,660 breakthrough cases (71 percent); 107 breakthrough deaths (80 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 66 percent

Mississippi* (April 1–Aug. 1): 54 percent of breakthrough deaths
Vaccinated at the time: 51.7 percent

Oklahoma* (June 5–July 5): 277 breakthrough hospitalizations (64 percent)
Vaccinated at the time, 5 and older: 51 percent

Rhode Island+ (June): 22 breakthrough deaths (76 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 75.6 percent

South Dakota* (June): 141 breakthrough hospitalizations (74 percent); 8 breakthrough deaths (66.6 percent)
Vaccinated at the time: 58 percent

Utah+ (June 5–June 26): 17,856 breakthrough cases (67 percent); 623 hospitalizations (67 percent)
Fully vaccinated as of Aug. 8: 62 percent

Vermont+ (June): 32 breakthrough hospitalizations (84 percent); 10 breakthrough deaths (91 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 78.6 percent

West Virginia+ (July 31): 175 breakthrough hospitalizations (55 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 53.5 percent

Wisconsin+** (June): 31,702 breakthrough cases (65 percent); 634 breakthrough hospitalizations (64 percent); 69 breakthrough deaths (66 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 61.5 percent

Wyoming+ (June): 3,672 breakthrough cases (62 percent); 9 breakthrough deaths (52 percent)
Fully vaccinated as of Aug. 15 (46.8 percent)
 
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VolinWayne said:
EXCLUSIVE: Vaccinated Making Up Higher Proportion of COVID-19 Metrics in US EXCLUSIVE: Vaccinated Making Up Higher Proportion of COVID-19 Metrics in US

Vaccinated people are more likely than the unvaccinated in recent months to be a COVID-19 case, hospitalization, or death in 25 states, according to an Epoch Times investigation.

In 14 states, the percentage of one or more so-called breakthrough metrics—post-vaccination cases, hospitalizations, and/or deaths—in recent months exceeded the percentage of the population that was vaccinated or fully vaccinated.

In most cases, that was a single metric. But in several, it was multiple, and in one, it was all three.

All data are from 2022. Only percentages were available for some states. Data for June were preferred, followed by data for July. Metrics are only listed if they exceed the percentage of vaccinated.


Alaska* (March): 3,995 breakthrough cases (64.5 percent of cases)
Vaccinated at the time: 59.1 percent of 5 and up

Idaho+ (June 6–July 3): 89 breakthrough hospitalizations (53 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 52 percent

Kentucky* (June): 55 breakthrough deaths (67 percent)
Vaccinated at the time: 66 percent

Louisiana– (Aug. 7): 61 percent breakthrough deaths
Vaccinated at the time: 52 percent full, 6 percent partial

Minnesota+ (June 5–July 3): 29,660 breakthrough cases (71 percent); 107 breakthrough deaths (80 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 66 percent

Mississippi* (April 1–Aug. 1): 54 percent of breakthrough deaths
Vaccinated at the time: 51.7 percent

Oklahoma* (June 5–July 5): 277 breakthrough hospitalizations (64 percent)
Vaccinated at the time, 5 and older: 51 percent

Rhode Island+ (June): 22 breakthrough deaths (76 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 75.6 percent

South Dakota* (June): 141 breakthrough hospitalizations (74 percent); 8 breakthrough deaths (66.6 percent)
Vaccinated at the time: 58 percent

Utah+ (June 5–June 26): 17,856 breakthrough cases (67 percent); 623 hospitalizations (67 percent)
Fully vaccinated as of Aug. 8: 62 percent

Vermont+ (June): 32 breakthrough hospitalizations (84 percent); 10 breakthrough deaths (91 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 78.6 percent

West Virginia+ (July 31): 175 breakthrough hospitalizations (55 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 53.5 percent

Wisconsin+** (June): 31,702 breakthrough cases (65 percent); 634 breakthrough hospitalizations (64 percent); 69 breakthrough deaths (66 percent)
Fully vaccinated at the time: 61.5 percent

Wyoming+ (June): 3,672 breakthrough cases (62 percent); 9 breakthrough deaths (52 percent)
Fully vaccinated as of Aug. 15 (46.8 percent)
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They've moved on to Monkey Pox and loan forgiveness
 
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SpaceCoastVol said:
They've moved on to Monkey Pox and loan forgiveness
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I don't understand why there isn't more outrage from the majority of the population over the many many lies that have been propagated by leaders (globally) and the policies that they have put into place that have destroyed economies, damaged health, and stripped people of their rights and liberties.
 
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VolinWayne said:
I don't understand why there isn't more outrage from the majority of the population over the many many lies that have been propagated by leaders (globally) and the policies that they have put into place that have destroyed economies, damaged health, and stripped people of their rights and liberties.
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Because most people don't care.
 
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