I have covid, I'm bored and I wanted to start a new thread with different opinions.

To those that are an absolute No on the vaccine. Have you or any family members ever had anything seriously wrong with you or your families health? Have you seen any close friends or family pass from complications from Covid19?

Friend I worked with passed a few months back. 2 years younger than me. Yes he had diabetes also. Before covid, this man was working 60-70 hours a week. Couldn't resist saying yes for overtime .Good man, sad loss.

2 years ago, I had lots of bad stuff goin through my veins. Killed lots of bad cells but also lots of good cells. Plenty of repercussions but I'm still here 2 years later.

Haven't seen my Mom in 2 weeks. She is 90, aint been good for either of us. She had her second shot last weekend.

I'm still undecided. Could care less what the news says. I see my urologist next month. Will have a conversation with him. He saved my life. I trust him.

Problem is, the vaccine still isn't proven effective. It's something the left wants to force on people. There's another reason behind it that hasn't been unveiled yet. "You WILL take the vaccine, or else..............?"

Don't know of anyone that had covid in my family. And we all worked all through covid. My brother had reduced hours. Those of us that work in hospitals don't want it.

7 family members
4 friends

Age range 12-84

4 were sick like they had the flu.
4 lost smell and taste
3 didn’t know they were sick until the test told them they were.

My Dad received the vaccine and now thinks he is bullet proof.

Family, friends, and co-workers all three. I had all the symptoms a year ago February. A friend lost both parents to it.

Sons mother in law had covid on her death certificate. She had been in a diabetic coma for two years. No one else, staff or patients, had covid at the time.

I am convinced we have been told a lot of lies about this thing. i dont trust any information coming out of DC or Atlanta. On any subject anymore

Look at a lot of us Gulf war veterans that where forced to take experiment drugs with no long term studies. A lot are no longer with us a lot are sick with many different problems. I will pass on this experimental drug

My father took an experimental drug a few years ago, he may not have lasted long either way but the experiential drug scared his lungs and suffocated him. Yeah no thanks

Problem is I highly suspect the vaccination will be mandatory to get on a plane in (and/or) to enter into certain states/countries. Hope I/m wrong there.

Had several friends who's had it. I find it weird how one person has almost no symptoms then the next is on his back for 3 solid weeks. I know of one person in his yearly 50s who died. Two that were out of work for 5 weeks and in bed for 3. One of those was lean and in great shape. Then a few that just had the flu like symptoms. There is some evidence that suggest those with type O blood seem to get it much less harsh. Not sure how that study is holding up, though.

I see both sides of this argument but I don't know that we can say that this vaccine is really experimental. At least much of this method has been used for years according to many docs. I would like to see the percentage of doctors who get the vaccination. I know a boat load of nurses and those who work in hospitals and I don't know any of those who haven't gotten the vaccine.

That said Bill Gates has some real disturbing views that were caught on video on vaccinating people (mainly the "religious") to make them "less religious". When asked how he would do it, he said through either a flue vaccination or a virus vaccination. Hmmmm

Dan D., I'm not a doctor so you shouldn't listen to what I have to say. Your doctor is the expert. Go with what he says. I wouldn't trust a cosmetologist fixing my truck. I wouldn't trust a mechanic operating on my heart. I wouldn't trust an armchair trapper giving me their expert opinion on a vaccine.

I suspect that unless you work in Health Care or do what I do, that I have seen more covid than the rest of you combined.

I worked in the isolation wing at my facility where we put all of the positive offenders. I saw one of my janitors die of it. (supposedly)
I dealt with a lot of people who were tired of being hemmed up and being locked down. Funny thing is that of all of the people who have been offered the vaccine, most of the inmates who were sick do not want anything to do with the vaccine. They don't trust it. They have had almost nothing to do except research the covid BS and most of them feel that it is a sham that is political and not in their best interests to swallow the crap.

I can't take the regular flu shot. The doctors tell me to pass on the vaccine. I wouldn't take it any way.

Believe me, I wouldn't base my decision on what any of ya have to say. I just like readin different opinions but most importantly the why ya have those opinions.

What happened to the Flu?
Did convid 19 kill the Flu virus
Inquiring minds want to know

Interesting post, Dan D. I hope you recover soon!
It really should be a personal decision. Hopefully, it will stay that way. As for me, I'm gonna hold off for awhile. Too many unknowns at this point.

If you want to take the vaccine, do it. Its a choice only you can make.

My main issue with the Covid vaccine proponents is there seem to be an awful lot who would deny the choice to anyone.

Mike

Yes it did. Last thing I read was total of 165 hospitalized this flu season for the regular flu!!!!

Just had my semi-annual check-up (bloodwork for bp and cholesterol) and asked Dr. if I need a chinese flu shot.
He was only recommending to patients in worse shape than me!!! (Physical was fine-so keep doing what yr doin).
I'll b 65yo this yr and usually get sicker than a dog in Feb every yr but not this yr??? (I think I had it last Feb.)

Those who dont want it are forced to get it and those that want it cant get it-what a shite show.LOL.

I’ll just put this out...the media will tell you the percentage of people in the US who have been vaccinated, but won’t tell you the percentage of people who have had it and recovered. I believe the initial estimates were 99.7% likely to recover. Both my wife and I had it. They are now saying the antibodies last up to at least 9 months...I would imagine longer as they test people who have had it longer. The antibodies will recognize the virus and supposedly start fighting it next time. Shots are reportedly anywhere from 68-95% effective.
My wife got both shots...Pfizer. She was sick as a dog on day three after the second shot and still has swollen lymph nodes and a sore arm a week later. Guess we’ll see who dies first or of what.

And yeah, I was working in a health department last week and the head nurse said “Heck to the NO on the shots!” She also said they haven’t heard of one reported flu case this past year.

I'm not afraid of dying. I walk with Christ. If I do get covid, I will take the breathing treatment and hydroxychloroquine and whatever steroid they said works. Those three things were reported to relieve symptoms almost immediately.

A guy must figure what he has a better chance of surviving the shot or Covid and go from there, I think a 3rd arm would be handy on the line maybe.

I've had 5 in my family have covid...all had mild symptoms

I'll take the Ivamec if I get covid

My Wife had covid, I was around her and no for me