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originally posted by: nonspecific
As far as I was aware the figures quoted were the raw numbers before any investigation had taken place, are you saying this is not the case?
The numbers of vaers have already been filtered?
a reply to: Nunyabizisit
Dr. Devinder tried to vaccinate me against Covid-19 back in February, but wasn't as "determined' as she was today. You'd think there's a contest going in the medical community that awards huge prizes to doctors who can get the most people vaccinated.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: carewemust
It is your prerogative to seek a second opinion.
If I was in doubt, I would have after her first attempt to give me the experimental vaccine.
But the Science is clear and supported by real-world results.
So I'll just continue to exercise my freedom (while we can), and decline to be injected.
originally posted by: sunkuong
So your doctor tells you to be vaccinated to protect you health,
and your argument is that 25% of patients in your county have been vaccinated but still have covid.....as opposed to the 75% who are not vaccinated having covid?
And you would rather be the 75%
No-one can help you if you won't follow your GP's advice.
I just hope you don't get sick and find yourself unable to seek care.
Because, Care I must.
originally posted by: canucks555
The vaccine protects you to the point of you not going into the Hospital (being sick and using up recourses human and financial)
You stay unvaxed because of political reasons, not medical.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: carewemust
The pressure to get vaccinated is way too high across the board, for a disease that has a small mortality rate of 2/10th of 1% of the U.S. population over the past 19 months.
Chances of moderate to severe illness are significantly greater than that.
I didn't get vaccinated because I'm afraid of dying of COVID.
I didn't get a flu vaccine because I'm afraid of dying of flu.
I didn't get my last tetanus booster because I'm afraid of dying of tetanus.
I got vaccinated because I don't want to be sick for a week or more, or hospitalized.
originally posted by: shaemac
originally posted by: sunkuong
So your doctor tells you to be vaccinated to protect you health,
and your argument is that 25% of patients in your county have been vaccinated but still have covid.....as opposed to the 75% who are not vaccinated having covid?
And you would rather be the 75%
No-one can help you if you won't follow your GP's advice.
I just hope you don't get sick and find yourself unable to seek care.
Because, Care I must.
My mom died of cancer 3 years ago. There were other complications involved. Her first doctor gave really bad advice for her care. Thankfully my dad ignored it. It took THREE doctors to get the correct care.
Why would anyone just take what a doctor says just because they are a doctor? QUESTION EVERYTHING.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
Hope it works out for your kids. There are some real nasty viruses out there BTW...
originally posted by: bastion
originally posted by: Nunyabizisit
"I am daring you to link to one indicating that vax is superior."
There's quite a few.
Antibodies elicited by mRNA-1273 vaccination bind more broadly to the receptor binding domain than do those from SARS-CoV-2 infection
originally posted by: carewemust
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
The appointment was to discuss results of my prior week's routine blood test.
Immediately, my doctor since 1992 launches into once again attempting to get me vaccinated. (I declined her kind offer 6 months ago.)
Dr. Devinder: Mr. Care, in February you told me that you didn't want or need the Covid-19 vaccine, because you have recovered from Covid-19 and feel the natural antibodies provide sufficient protection.
We in the medical community have learned a lot since then. This virus is adaptive and tricky. It finds ways around natural immunity. In order to have the best protection against the variants, you need to get vaccinated.
ME: The Centers for Disease Control says those of us who have recovered from Covid-19 rarely catch it again.
Dr. Devinder: That's not true! I have patients who have contracted Covid-19 twice.
ME: Dr. Devinder, take a look at this simple statement on the CDC website...(I whip out my phone tap the bookmark: www.cdc.gov... )
Updated Aug. 6, 2021: Cases of reinfection with COVID-19 have been reported, but remain rare.
It can't get any simpler or straight-forward than this from the nation's #1 official health authority, Dr. Devinder.
Dr. Devinder: You're missing my point, Mr. Care. The Vaccine will give you additional protection against getting sick, if you contract Covid-19.
ME: I then showed her that 25% of Covid-19 patients in the hospital in our neighboring state (Wisconsin) are FULLY VACCINATED.
This back-n-forth goes on for 30 minutes. "Arguing" about things ranging from Vaccines starting to wear off after 30 days, to Congress and the White House exempting themselves from the Vaccine mandates because they are potentially dangerous drugs long-term.
Eventually she gives up, says the bloodwork came back with normal results, and tells me she regretted wasting so much time on me, while other patients who listen and appreciate her advice, are waiting to see her.
Dr. Devinder tried to vaccinate me against Covid-19 back in February, but wasn't as "determined' as she was today. You'd think there's a contest going in the medical community that awards huge prizes to doctors who can get the most people vaccinated.
Bottom Line: There is potentially something very wrong with these vaccines, but due to the huge $$$ they generate for so many individuals, their potential dangers are only recognized in the form of official vaccine waivers for VIPs in society.
-CareWeMust