My Doctor Said I Should Get The Jab

[Dee]

I told him it was likely that I wouldn't.

[Mule 11]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

[phalanx]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

[Mule 11]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

As Elvis said. “Thank you, thank you very much”

[DDZ]

 This is the reason i'm not going to listen to any doctor that tells me I need to get the jab.  I just don't trust their judgment or what they don't know about covid.   As mule said I believe I have more information about covid than my doctor does. Most of them just do what they are told to do, and don't offer anything that goes against the grain for fear of being punished.


 A Centers for Disease Control study analyzing VAERS reports from 1991 to 2001 warned that adverse events may be underreported. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has admitted that it was incapable of tracking adverse events regarding the COVID-19 vaccines. In a letter to Pfizer dated August 23, 2021, the FDA stated, “the pharmacovigilance system that FDA is required to maintain … is not sufficient to assess these serious risks.”

Why would doctors fail to report adverse events, including deaths, among recently vaccinated patients? Consider the fierce warnings issued by national medical organizations and state medical boards, threatening to strip any doctor who questions the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines of his license. If questioning vaccine safety can destroy your career and livelihood, would you create a permanent public record attaching your name and license number to a report doing precisely that?

[Dee]

Well, the good news is, my doctor uses the infusion, and ivermectin, along with other medications, so one can get the infusion, and ivermectin.

I also found out that my granddaughter that is helping my son with covid, has had covid-19 TWICE, and has never been vaccinated.
Her aunt, on her mother's side, is a doctor in Missouri. The second time she caught covid from one of her patients, she took the jab, and has since caught it 2 more times.

[phalanx]

My girlfriend has the seasonal flu, she got it from her grandkids. So I’m helping her right now.
But she’s still Covid negative.

[Mule 11]

My girlfriend has the seasonal flu, she got it from her grandkids. So I’m helping her right now.
But she’s still Covid negative.

Ya just need to keep testing. It will show up as covid if ya do...

[Dee]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

Trouble is, my granddaughter has had covid-19 TWICE.
Her aunt the doctor, has had it 4 times.

So much for "natural immunity".

[phalanx]

My girlfriend has the seasonal flu, she got it from her grandkids. So I’m helping her right now.
But she’s still Covid negative.

Ya just need to keep testing. It will show up as covid if ya do...

I’ve got the home kit for now. It worked for my cousin.

[Dee]

I bought 2 test kits with 2 tests in each one.

[orerancher]

Can the Test Kits Tell the Difference between the Plague and the Common Cold or the Flu?

[Dee]

They're supposed to be covid-19 test kits. I'm just smart enough to follow the instructions, and that's about it.

[Mule 11]

I have had multiple colds and the flu multiple times also strep. No guarantees. Butt. Pretty sure they sell a guarantee with the jab depending on where ya buy into it.

[Dee]

Well I bought these for a little insurance, instead of wondering if one of us gets sick.

[O-mega]

I think there is a small sector of the community that is more susceptible to the CCP virus than others, which is why there is such a high percentage of people that can survive this, with or without the jab.  I am starting to believe that those that are susceptible can benefit from the jab, because their body just can't fight it alone.  Conversely, I feel there is a sector of the population that is susceptible to the CCP virus jab, so it may end up killing them instead of helping.  Instead of giving us all the available evidence to make an informed decision, they try and force us to take it and roll the dice that you aren't one of the susceptible ones.  I chose to make my own decision, and since I can't untake it, I chose to not get it. 

[Ranger99]

. . . .  since I can't untake it, I chose to not get it.

^ ^ ^  my decision as well ^ ^ ^

[phalanx]

Can the Test Kits Tell the Difference between the Plague and the Common Cold or the Flu?

Yes they can. Covid 19 exhibits a different signature.

[Mule 11]

Can the Test Kits Tell the Difference between the Plague and the Common Cold or the Flu?

Yes they can. Covid 19 exhibits a different signature.

Yep. Little pictures of xi ping, Bill gates, and faucci show up under the microscope.

[Buckskin]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

Trouble is, my granddaughter has had covid-19 TWICE.
Her aunt the doctor, has had it 4 times.

So much for "natural immunity".

So how sick were they?  If they were hospitalized, yeah something to be really concerned about that they didn't fight it off.  If they had a mild case, so what, no different than a cold then. You aren't immune from a ever getting another cold if you've had one in the past...

[Dee]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

Trouble is, my granddaughter has had covid-19 TWICE.
Her aunt the doctor, has had it 4 times.

So much for "natural immunity".

So how sick were they?  If they were hospitalized, yeah something to be really concerned about that they didn't fight it off.  If they had a mild case, so what, no different than a cold then. You aren't immune from a ever getting another cold if you've had one in the past...

I'm not sure of what your saying.

[O-mega]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

Trouble is, my granddaughter has had covid-19 TWICE.
Her aunt the doctor, has had it 4 times.

So much for "natural immunity".

So how sick were they?  If they were hospitalized, yeah something to be really concerned about that they didn't fight it off.  If they had a mild case, so what, no different than a cold then. You aren't immune from a ever getting another cold if you've had one in the past...

Yea, but then they shouldn't be calling it a vaccine.  And since they won't give us straight answers, who knows if it's the shot or natural immunity that is keeping them from having bad symptoms.

[phalanx]

I’ve got to run into town and pick up my girlfriends meds. She’s not in very good shape right now. Says she cannot drive. And she keeps a distance away from us. This sucks and I’m using the Covid test kits on her every day. Wearing a mask and rubber gloves. And not touching my face. So far I’m ok, no temperature change.

[oldandslow]

No covid for any of my bunch of which exactly none have had the so called vaccine but two great grand daughters currently have flu-A. Since grandma and I have been around them I guess we will see if this year's flu vaccine will do it's job.

[Mule 11]

My Doctor told me that my having had covid offers more protection than the jab. I Still left his office believing I had more information than him on this subject. He told me that he prescribed hydroxychloroquine and the pharmacy would not fill it. BTW one of my family members has a prescription due to lupus. Butt he said he is not totally sold on Ivermectin.

Welcome to the natural immunity club Mule11.

Trouble is, my granddaughter has had covid-19 TWICE.
Her aunt the doctor, has had it 4 times.

So much for "natural immunity".

Natural immunity does not mean ya won’t get it again. It means your body recognizes it and sends antibodies created from your first infection to fight it. Generally. you won’t get “as sick” Sorry Officer butt there’s no such thing as a free lunch. I realize the term immunity is misleading.

[Mule 11]

I have had multiple colds and the flu multiple times also strep. No guarantees. Butt. Pretty sure they sell a guarantee with the jab depending on where ya buy into it.

This post was not a reply to anyone just a general statement about the subject.

[Buckskin]

So, my retired marine neighbor had Covid 9 months ago. He said it was like a bad cold for him and recovered. 8 months ago he was tested for antibodies, and he had produced immunity antibodies against Covid. Monday he was tested again and he had even higher antibodies count.
The medical staff told him he had developed robust natural immunity better than any jab. (They digressed from the official script).

I told him to not screw it up by taking any transfection vax..... don't tamper with your immune system.
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A good friend of mine had same experience.  Had COVID July 2020 and was tested for antibodies a few months later, his company has been encouraging him to get vaxxed so he got antibody tested again last month and his titer was even higher.  He is a toxicologist, so no dummy and has resisted getting vaxxed based on commonsense and science.  Both of which are hard to find on the subject of COVID.

 

[Casull]

"Natural immunity does not mean ya won’t get it again. It means your body recognizes it and sends antibodies created from your first infection to fight it. Generally. you won’t get “as sick” Sorry Officer butt there’s no such thing as a free lunch. I realize the term immunity is misleading."



But, when somebody makes that very same argument about the vaccine, it's attacked as nonsense. 

[Dee]

"Natural immunity does not mean ya won’t get it again. It means your body recognizes it and sends antibodies created from your first infection to fight it. Generally. you won’t get “as sick” Sorry Officer butt there’s no such thing as a free lunch. I realize the term immunity is misleading."



But, when somebody makes that very same argument about the vaccine, it's attacked as nonsense.

How do you personally feel about the vaccine?

[Casull]

"Natural immunity does not mean ya won’t get it again. It means your body recognizes it and sends antibodies created from your first infection to fight it. Generally. you won’t get “as sick” Sorry Officer butt there’s no such thing as a free lunch. I realize the term immunity is misleading."



But, when somebody makes that very same argument about the vaccine, it's attacked as nonsense.

How do you personally feel about the vaccine?

I think it is being oversold a bit.  But, I think some on the other side have gone batsh*t crazy with their claims as well.  One or two on here were claiming it was going to be used to reduce the population by 90% or something along those lines and here we are a year later and I don't see the streets filling up with the dead from the vaccine.  The problem seems to be that the two sides are so polarized that common sense has flown the coop.