The more "anti-vaxx", the better I feel about it

[Now_What]

You apparently have the same brain function of the undead.

Why thank you.

[Now_What]

Get better fast!

Ha, thanks my friend.

[Collateral Damage]

No, if they actually used logic and common sense, the vast majority of people who chose not to get vaccinated would have made a different decision.

So, you say you know this, how? Because it doesn't fit many of the people I know.

[Collateral Damage]

LOL, I appreciate your condolences.

I don't think that anybody could come up with a realistic conclusion that the vaccine is dangerous, unless you are researching it in a way that you want this to be the outcome. There are sources that say that there are extremely rare complications leading to 0 deaths are others that say it's approaching 1,000. All while COVID has killed more than a million. Even if you don't like that figure, cut it in half and it is still not in the same galaxy. If one is to use logic, you would have to conclude that 1,000 is far less than 500,000.

I respect that everyone has the right to make their own decisions, especially at this stage of the virus. But I do call it fear because in no way could the numbers say it is based on logic.

Approximately 23.5 million people have autoimmune disorders in the US as of 2018. Of that, approximately 25% have multiple autoimmune disorders (MAS), so just shy of 6 million people have MAS. The same situation that I deal with, would apply to that 6 million, and that's not inclusive of others with underlying conditions not considered to be autoimmune. The need to make a choice about an injection that could very likely cause an imbalance in the autoimmune situation for that individual. It could be anywhere from virtually no issue, to catastrophic. Since there was no data to compare the impact on people dealing MAS, not taking it was the preferred response.

If you want to call that fear, then I guess you will. I call it understanding once's body, personal health issues, and following the path to avoid a negative response.

But, as with most words grossly overused, they lose their value.

[Thfan132]

I took the COVID shot and died. I wish so bad I had never taken it. I should have been scared like everyone else. Now it's too late.

Sorry to hear that NW. I would say you will be missed, but I'm trying to build up more thanks on my comments, sooooo.....

[Thfan132]

We (my family) did a lot of research. Based on the people it was mostly affecting, and our health status, we chose not to. A couple people were being kind of forced, (college students, & health care workers) with everything we knew taken into account, it was determined if it had to be taken to take the J&J. No one took a booster, but were able to show they were vaccinated.

[Now_What]

Sorry to hear that NW. I would say you will be missed, but I'm trying to build up more thanks on my comments, sooooo.....

Ouch...lol.

Well you can have one from me anyway.

[carolina73]

Sorry to hear that NW. I would say you will be missed, but I'm trying to build up more thanks on my comments, sooooo.....

Don't forget to spend them

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[Thfan132]

Ouch...lol.

Well you can have one from me anyway.

All in fun. Hope it brought a smile to your face.

[Tahuyaman]

No, if they actually used logic and common sense, the vast majority of people who chose not to get vaccinated would have made a different decision.

I have friends who never got a COVID shot and didn’t get sick at all. They certainly don’t regret their decision.

Plus everyone I know who caught the virus were all fully vaccinated. To include myself and my wife. It was just a minor inconvenience.