Link them to r hermancainawards and r covidatemyface
It might do them some good

If you made the test it's ok.

Wife and I both got Pfizer back in April and May after talking to our doctors and friends and family who also got the shot.

We both witnessed first hand how bad covid was for unvaccinated people. We had family and friends end up in the hospital and some in ICU

I myself ended up in the hospital a couple of days after getting the first shot back in may with chest pain.

EKG came back normal and doctors told me to take it easy. My docotor said that it could of been caused by a mix of the med I was taking and the vaccine

The med I am taking does cause chest pain but its very uncommon. Been on this med since Feb and haven't had any problems since that day

i am pretty solid in that regard

it was still suprising though, because everything was locked down at the time and i didnt do anything except getting food and staying home



i was part of a study where random people who donated blood would get tested to see how much covid really did spread

This post was edited by JohnnyMcCoy on Sep 7 2021 10:34am

I see. Maybe lockdowns aren't use effective as we thought.

But I am glad to hear that you are healthy.

Not sure at all, UK case jumped after unlocking finally, because of Delta.
Pasteur institute published a model, today, for this winter, considering Delta: alot of hospitalizations (more than in 2020) are predicted if all restrictions are lifted.

Ill be getting the vax most likely by November so I can keep my job. I dont want to look for work again.

If my job wasn't requiring it, I would probably not get it. Because I had covid last year and it wasn't bad at all. I get there are people who have a huge variety of experiences with covid, which is why its such a fucked up situation, but for me personally I can handle it.

This post was edited by Rws on Sep 7 2021 11:18am

I find that people who risk covid-caused death tend to be people whose health was already compromised in some way, for example, elderly people, people who have respiratory disorders..etc. My brother, who is in his early 40s and quite healthy, got covid too and didn't die from it.

yes the 4.4 mil dead are all old fat/diabetes.. good analogy

I didn't say "all". Nor was my post meant as an analogy. Lastly, 4.4 millions? Sorry but no, I don't trust anything from the mainstream media. Call me paranoid if you want.