My Personal Evidence Against the Need for Masks

I hate masks. I have a horrible time trying to breathe in them and I despise the whole agenda behind them. Unfortunately, if I need to go to the hospital or a doctor's appointment I have to wear one. No one is allowed in without one.

But I go to Walmart and other stores an average of probably at least once a day. My husband and I always joked that Walmart was our second home. He didn't wear masks either. And we haven't worn them from the beginning.

Then, we both got sick about two and a half weeks ago. Our doctor said we should get tested for covid. We did, I was negative, he was positive. It turned out that I had pneumonia. My theory of why he got it (if it truly was covid and not flu) and I didn't is this: He went out less and less during recent months. The only times he had left the house and went to a public place were 3 visits to a dentist. I think that going out so rarely ruined his immunity.

So, because of the covid as well as some other issues he had been battling he decided to stop doing his dialysis. (He had been a dialysis patient for 5 and a half years.)

It took 6 days for him to die. Up until the last day when he went into the hospital I took care of him. I fed him, bathed him, slept beside him, (day and night because I was sick too). I covered his face with hundreds of kisses. I knew that I wouldn't have him much longer. I did not wear a mask. Never. Not once. And I did not get covid. Or flu or whatever. According to 'science' I should have been vulnerable, since I was already sick with pneumonia. I have asthma too.

So there is my evidence. I am now about to end my quarantine and be out in public again. Unless I visit a doctor or go into the hospital I will not be wearing a mask.

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

I'm so sorry you lost your husband. If there's anything we can do, let us know. Come here to rant, rave and cry. We'll cry along with you. We have our differences, but when it comes down to it, we support each other in times of need.
It's what we're here for.

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

This ^^^^ What David64 said.
Much love from over the Pond

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss.
Stay strong and know that people are praying for you.

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

I'm so very sorry to hear that you've lost your husband and all that you've been going through. It must be hell, and my heart goes out to you.

You've got family here if you need it. A slightly dysfunctional and probably far too political family at times... but no family is perfect. If you need something, I'm betting you'll find it here.

Big cyber hugs and brightest blessings.

Bo

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

Deepest sympathies!

Losing a spouse is always very difficult, I know.



Feel free to reach out if you need to vent/talk.

Stay strong!

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady
So very sad to hear this, know that you’ll be in my thoughts. My condolences and deepest sympathy’s to you during this difficult time.😔🙏

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

So sorry for your loss prayers to you and yours.

I totally agree with you about the mask ordeal I dont ever wear one except at work where it is required.

My nephew had the covid about a month ago his parents didnt get it neither did his grandparents or any of his cousins. He had a small fever for a day.

originally posted by: tattooedlunchlady
Unless I visit a doctor or go into the hospital I will not be wearing a mask.

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss...

Just wanted to add, here is mine:

Firefighter shows Oxygen levels wearing various masks, VIOLATES OSHA

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady
Sorry for your loss: Would you let Drs and nurses operate on you without masks? Why not? Because they can infect your open cavity...

Ridiculous....that's the only reason we...medical personnel...wear them. To keep YOU safe....35 yrs of response...we get exposed to everything...and we know masks...and gloves...and sterile water...is all the barriers we ever have to protect YOU, lesser degree, us.
EMT
Adv. life Support

a reply to: mysterioustranger

Good for you, but nowhere did the OP address any of that.
They gave their perspective on why the mask didn’t help them, no where did they mention health personnel wearing masks.

Ridiculous indeed...

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady

So sorry for your loss!
I was a caregiver for my 84 year old cousin who went into kidney failure. He went into the hospital & then into a nursing home. He hated having dialysis three times a week for 3-4 hours. He was very thin & the recliner in dialysis was so uncomfortable for him. They tried using a foam mattress pad, but it didn’t help much. When he had dialysis in the hospital, he was in a bed or gurney, which was much more comfortable for him. But when he had to go into the nursing home & go back & forth to the dialysis unit, he wasn’t allowed to use anything but the recliner. They said because of possible contamination with Covid! Too hard to sanitize a bed every time. We even said that we would purchase a bed only for him to use there. They wouldn’t allow it.

He had kidney cancer, so he knew that it was only a matter of time, even with the dialysis. So he decided to quit having it. The doctor said that if he went home, he would need around the clock nursing care, because he lived alone. But there weren’t enough nurses available because of the virus & a very long waiting list. He passed away in October. He managed to last 19 days. The doctors couldn’t believe it. They had given him a week to ten days.

You are very lucky to have been able to have your hubby at home with you until the end! It couldn’t have been easy for you, but it must have been comforting! Sending virtual hugs!

WOQ

a reply to: TheLieWeLive

Thank you.

Oh hon, I am so sorry for your loss. My heart is breaking for you.

I had the vid at Christmas. My hubby still slept with me, took care of me. My youngest son had moved in and was here. Neither of them got it. No masks worn at all.

I’m so sorry for your loss and pain
that you’re going through.
I feel your heartache and loss.
Sending you my prayers and blessings

Im more scared of the fines then the plague thag supposed to wipe out humanity an saving the Earth at the same time.

Doesnt do to well against dust or flatulence.

a reply to: tattooedlunchlady
Your husband lived his final days with love and dignity. Something hospitalized Covid-19 patients aren't allowed to do.

BTW..the CDC said in a July 2020 report that 85% of the people hospitalized with Covid-19, wore masks most or all of the time, as required. Yet they caught the virus anyway.

Your husband most likely would have contracted Covid-19 with or without a mask. The important thing is that he lived his life the way he wanted to, not how the evil government wanted him to.

a reply to: DAVID64
Thank you David, I appreciate your kindness. I believe you are right about the people here. ATS is my favorite place online and I'm so glad it didn't go away. I have also aways liked that song, thanks for the video.

Ta reply to: angelchemuel

Thanks so much, Jane!

a reply to: Boadicea

Thank you, Bo. I have always enjoyed your posts and felt like we agree on a lot of things. And I am glad to have the ATS family, dysfunctional or not.