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Great....So far just fine - had a little bump and mild sore spot at injection site that is gone now - just a little red area - hope thats it - thanks
Great....So far just fine - had a little bump and mild sore spot at injection site that is gone now - just a little red area - hope thats it - thanks
Hard pass for me. I don’t trust the people pushing it. Too many lies have been told about the China virus and blocking of all other opinions on social media confirms my decision.
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That is exactly what he said and backed up his decision with a link to why. Thanks for joining this talk @Reagan feel free to share more as you find it.So don't get it
That is exactly what he said and backed up his decision with a link to why. Thanks for joining this talk @Reagan feel free to share more as you find it.
I sure am, are you? You have 10 different threads going about all this and this guy didn't say a word. He voices his choice one time and you slam him. I'm sticking up for him is all. You have a lot of respect around here.Yes sir -- different strokes for different folks - you ok with that
I agree with Geezer.... It's your choice... No one has a gun to your head... Get it if you want, if you don't want it, that's ok with me...Yes sir -- different strokes for different folks - you ok with that
I've stated that 100 times here on TOO.I agree with Geezer.... It's your choice... No one has a gun to your head... Get it if you want, if you don't want it, that's ok with me...
I sure am, are you? You have 10 different threads going about all this and this guy didn't say a word. He voices his choice one time and you slam him. I'm sticking up for him is all. You have a lot of respect around here.
Lol, it's all good. They all have good information and content. I'm just sticking up for the small guy here. We all have a voice and should be able to use it. Carry onIt was not a slam - i agree with his decision - dang do i really have 10 different threads on this - i.m ok with Joe taking them down - i like to base my decisions on multiple sources - stay safe
There ya go again..... Trying to get your post count up.....I've stated that 100 times here on TOO.
Thanks, I can feel it. (I had to ask my wife what that word was, lol) This is how I feel as well. I just don't know how to deliver.I have followed along on all of these Covid "vaccine" threads, contributed to most of them. It seems worth mentioning that, from where I'm sitting, the air of grievance coming from many of the folks who are all in on getting vaccinated is palpable. It's one thing to say "it's your business, so don't get the vaccine if you don't want to", it's something else to actually mean it. I get the distinct impression that it is some peoples (here and elsewhere) understanding/strong opinion that the only way for this "pandemic" to end is for EVERYONE to get vaccinated, and implying that if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem, and while I couldn't disagree with that position more, it really is an individuals choice (at least for now) to believe what they want and proceed accordingly.
our general practitioner/family physician of many years who has been a practicing MD for 25 years flat told Nancy directly to her face (and me indirectly as she is my doctor, too) to not get this vaccine any time soon. that is powerful testimony that backs up my own intuition, so, I'll go with my doctors orders, not the hyped up, sensationalized pressure from government, regurgitated day and night on every propagandized media outlet, to get a largely untested vaccine when I do not need it.
it's a personal decision no matter which way you go. peer pressure or popular wisdom should not be part of anyone's choice when it comes to something as important as your health.
As a teacher, I am scheduled to get it in a couple weeks. Very mixed feelings. I am by no means an anti-vaxer, but I don't get the flu shot, and rarely get sick. I taught elementary PE for 6 years and believe I am immune to everything after teaching in that cesspool. I question this vaccine, but also feel like as a mid-30s guy with no health issues, my vaccine would be better suited for my parents. On the other hand, my wife and son are high risk and I go to school every day (and yes, I know the research says it isn't spread in schools, and I used this argument with my wife, and am a huge supporter of schools being open fully) so I am doing it, reluctantly because of them. For them, I think it is a psychological/comfort knowing that I have had it. I am a walking hypocrite, I know.
I have followed along on all of these Covid "vaccine" threads, contributed to most of them. It seems worth mentioning that, from where I'm sitting, the air of grievance coming from many of the folks who are all in on getting vaccinated is palpable. It's one thing to say "it's your business, so don't get the vaccine if you don't want to", it's something else to actually mean it. I get the distinct impression that it is some peoples (here and elsewhere) understanding/strong opinion that the only way for this "pandemic" to end is for EVERYONE to get vaccinated, and implying that if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem, and while I couldn't disagree with that position more, it really is an individuals choice (at least for now) to believe what they want and proceed accordingly.
our general practitioner/family physician of many years who has been a practicing MD for 25 years flat told Nancy directly to her face (and me indirectly as she is my doctor, too) to not get this vaccine any time soon. that is powerful testimony that backs up my own intuition, so, I'll go with my doctors orders, not the hyped up, sensationalized pressure from government, regurgitated day and night on every propagandized media outlet, to get a largely untested vaccine when I do not need it.
it's a personal decision no matter which way you go. peer pressure or popular wisdom should not be part of anyone's choice when it comes to something as important as your health.
As a teacher, I am scheduled to get it in a couple weeks. Very mixed feelings. I am by no means an anti-vaxer, but I don't get the flu shot, and rarely get sick. I taught elementary PE for 6 years and believe I am immune to everything after teaching in that cesspool. I question this vaccine, but also feel like as a mid-30s guy with no health issues, my vaccine would be better suited for my parents. On the other hand, my wife and son are high risk and I go to school every day (and yes, I know the research says it isn't spread in schools, and I used this argument with my wife, and am a huge supporter of schools being open fully) so I am doing it, reluctantly because of them. For them, I think it is a psychological/comfort knowing that I have had it. I am a walking hypocrite, I know.