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Originally Posted by MDLNB
My daughter's cardiologist told her that he was vaccinated and still ended up in the hospital with COVID. He suggested that since she had already had the virus earlier that she should NOT get vaccinated. I'm just throwing that out since everyone seems to throw out all those deathly ill folks and deaths they insist on telling us about. Not that I am suggesting that this is not serious. I am just passing it on as another thought for some to think about. Personally, I was surprised to hear of any physician suggesting NOT getting a vaccination.
If my vaccination is only good for six months, I am thinking of taking my chances without a booster. I went a year without the vaccination. My choice and I figure that if anyone else is worried about me carrying the virus and exposing them, then they can wear a mask around me. They do not have to visit me if they are afraid, and I believe in social distancing anyway.
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Physicians recommending against vaccinations does happen. My wife, for example, reacts pretty negatively to any drug: her last flu shot (actually, also her first--she almost never gets sick from anything) was pretty rough. She ended up with a very high fever, pneumonia, severe aching in her joints--the whole ball of wax. Her doctor told her in no uncertain terms to avoid vaccines.