Is this Juiie, with all the new sign ins?? I understand all the rhetoric on both sides, and I did do my research. But most peoples arguments for not getting the shot are mostly political and not trusting the government. Unless things have changes, not a single person has died due to getting the shot. People have died of other complications after they received the shot, but not directly related to the shot. I am glad you have done the research and making educated decisions.You're "guessing"?
No, my kids did not get the chicken pox vaccine. Um, you "do" realize Chicken Pox does still exist??
Many other countries do not give the varicella vaccine, for some very good reasons https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/chickenpox-vaccine-questions-answers/
The concern being possible adult contraction of the disease leads to more severe and dangerous complications then having it as a child - where the biggest concern for childhood contraction is the horrible possibility parents will need to take time out of their incredibly busy lives to take care of and quarantine with a pox ridden child.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20201174/
And, no, we didn't get ahead of the game because of the vaccine. You might also be surprised by this, but the case numbers in MI/MN (don't remember which) were actually 3 times that of India (per 100,000) just a few weeks ago. Strange, that was with the vaccine being available here since December. There are a couple very good articles out there about what/why those countries are doing so poorly but in all actuality the case counts here have been much higher per population # then what they have been there. Death rate is higher but that has to do with medical care, overall health, sanitation etc not the fact that the vaccination numbers are higher here.
Bottom line, "I" have numerous reasons I have not been vaccinated. None of them involve any "conspiracy theories", anti-gov rhetoric, or fear of being chipped....roflmao! Conversations have happened with my PCP and endocrinologist in regards to (at the very least) "waiting" to get the shot. I'm pretty sure I actually had COVID at least once already (Dec 2019), I have worked every day since this all started, including with people who have one after another after another been sick with it.
I wash my hands, I socially distance, I wear my mask as necessary (though I have NEVER worn my mask outside and couldn't believe last week when I realized there were people out there who had been). Best thing about all of this is the fact I haven't had any other air-borne illnesses either
Do I care if "you" get a shot? Nope - go for it. Gives me more reading to do to make my own decision while so many other people play guinea pig (for free and with no recourse) in the manufacturer's Phase 3 Clinical Trials.
If you've never spent any time on the VAERS site reading some of the reports, it's always interesting to do so. Updates every Friday.
Haven't wore a mask in two months, bars are open no mask required. And still haven't had the shot
Good question...
It seems that those who have been Vaccinated/Genetically Modified should be required to wear a mask to identify them so that non-vaccinated people can keep their distance so as not to be subject to infection by the vaccinated person's viral shedding. And another point..People who go out of their way to eat only organic, non-Gmo food ,etc, who then line up to be shot with a non Fda approved experimental vaccine which is a genetic modifier to the Human Immune system seems to be a bit of a quandary. But I would guess that since Cnn and DR Fauci says it's ok that makes it good for them.
Yep - still Julie
No idea who you are though? Not that I've ever met a Cookie I didn't like 
Way back machine, Alex Cook.........welcome backYep - still Julie
As I said....never met a Cookie I didn't like
Currently, it won't prevent it, but if they find the right RNA sequence, they could cure it. The vaccine introduces a modified or corrected RNA sequence into the body which the body then copies into future cells and the body gradually stops producing defective cells. They're already wrestling with the moral quandary of genetically testing fetuses and correcting any abnormalities prior to birth with a customized injection to correct autism, down's syndrome, dwarfism, mental deficiencies, etc. It could even prevent cancer.
oh, DUH!! I should have figured that one out Alex!! What was your old board name though....I'm drawing a blank. Was it Alex Cook?
Well then you’re just an idiot.... you should listen to doctors because it’s settled science.
Science is all about experiments and this is a big one - there is a reason the FDA approval cycle is as long as it is ... Short cutting and "parallelizing trials is not a "best practice". at best it will not work well, at worst I you get cancer or something bad over time..
