Originally Posted by rrb48310 (Post 2007530)

Ok, BUT have you heard of anyone who had Covid say I’m glad I didn’t get the shot?

I personally know of friends and acquaintances that were “non-vaccers “ that got Covid were hospitalized and recovered that now are posting on social media to get vaccinated.

Why take the chance

I agree with a fellow poster, it’s about protecting one another (not political) and our economy. Matthew 25 looking out for your fellow man (woman and CHILDREN).

Originally Posted by Swoop (Post 2007602)

Let me be the first to tell you that I had Covid and I’m still glad that I didn’t get the shot.

My stages were:
1: Dry cough for a couple of days
2: Then a little lethargic for a three days. Two of those days I had muscle/joint aches
3: Temporary loss of smell

My doctor offered a Steroids, I opted not to.
Since my cough lasted three weeks. That classified me as a Covid long hauler. (Any symptoms lasting more than two weeks is classified as long haul)
It’s been seven weeks since my initial symptoms. I have antibodies, I feel normal and I haven’t received a vaccine that has no long term studies regarding side it’s effects.

Originally Posted by oneclickplus (Post 2007595)

The fallacy of this list is that "Stage 1" is in the hospital. This is because Fauci and friends (NIH, CDC, FDA, fakebook, google, twitter, youtube) suppress and censor any and all treatment options. I had COVID. I beat it back in 48 hours with a treatment classified as "misinformation" by the pundits. The real list should begin something like:

Stage 1: you don't feel well and you think might have COVID. Go get tested.

Stage 2: Ignore Fauci and begin early treatment options that are working. America's Frontline Doctors have much to offer including early treatment options. This is from many doctors who are actually treating COVID patients. Fauci has not treated anyone for COVID.

Stage 3: End of COVID infection whether vaccinated or not.

Failure to do the above and just waiting at home with no treatment to see what your body will do on its own (other than a coerced vax, this is the only recommended action by Fauci, and all the 3-letter agencies) and then you have a good chance of a hospital visit.

Not getting vaccinated is not the problem. Suppression of valid, effective treatment options in order to coerce vaccination is the problem. Think for yourselves. Don't let anyone do it for you.

I (not vaccinated and staying that way) was infected along with my friend Rich (Pfizer vax) on Aug 18 at a local pub. We both got mildly sick (fever, headache, etc) at the same time and we both tested positive for the Delta variant. I took immediate action (already had "prohibited" meds on hand and ready to go from Frontline Doctors). I had enough for Rich and offered them to him. He refused preferring to rely on his Pfizer promise. A week later he was not improving and went in for the monoclonal crap. It will be 5 weeks tomorrow and he is still too weak to go out for a beer. My recovery was so fast (48 hours) that I didn't even infect my wife who shares a bed with me. No, Rich is not dead. Pfizer may have kept him from getting deathly ill. But, he is still a mess 5 weeks later.

I went and got the anti-body test and I now have robust natural immunity.

I know many of you will just file this under "misinformation". Do so at your own peril or that of your relatives who like me will never bow to Saint Anthony (fauci).

P. S. I am 64 and Rich is 67

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 2007598)

Sign me up!

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 2007497)

Overall three percent of Americans have died from Covid, that is including all ages, but when you group older people alone, the number doubles.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 2007605)

You are younger than me and my husband. We are both eighty.

The other treatments that you mention may be available to those diagnosed with Covid...
Not from a mainstream doctor - you have to go outside the regimented system.

But the Vaccine gives you immunity to Covid to a very high degree.
But, I (and many others) choose to NOT be vaccinated so that is a moot point.

Dr. Fauci is a scientist. I respect his background and his opinion.
Many people do. But, since he (and others) down play and suppress the experiences and treatments that other doctors have for early treatment of COVID, he loses all credibility with me. His ONLY treatment is vax and that is what makes him a charlatan.

How can WE reading this be sure that you tested positive for the "Delta Variant". I was not aware that there was a test for the Delta Variant available to the public.
Tested in Maryland at a county site. Yes, they can tell if it is Delta. This was not a home self-test.

What prohibited meds are you speaking of? Ivermectin? It isn't prohibited. Why You Should Not Use Ivermectin to Treat or Prevent COVID-19 | FDA
And here you are quoting the FDA. I don't trust them at all. I believe I said that. HCQ which is almost impossible to get but has a 50+ year safety record and works unbelievably well when used very early. Fauci doesn't want anything to work so as to promote universal vax. And HCQ doesn't screw with my immune system (mRNA making spike proteins to provoke an artificial immune response).

The antibody treatment is free and available in The Villages but it is easier to be vaccinated.
That was my plan B. HCQ was plan A and it worked fabulously. HCQ (taken with zinc) greatly improves zinc absorption in cells which curtails viral replication. Done.

I feel skeptical about some of the things you said.
No kidding. Well, then don't pass this on to the people you love that refuse vaccination. Just sit there and hope they will be OK (i.e. do nothing).

Originally Posted by drducat (Post 2007600)

Pfizer dopes not have FDA approval...only emergency use. The BioNTech has full approval under its label....can't take Pfizer to court if anything goes wrong.....BioNTech is not protected from being liable...only under that one label which can be found no where.

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 2007348)

I have never done a cut-and-paste from a published article, but that's the only way I could do this. Unlike other cut-and-pastes I have seen that often do not cite the source, I will do so. . .

This is what is known to research as a primary source. Primary sources are defined as first-hand accounts of a topic by people who had a connection with it.

The following article was published in the Op-Ed section of the LA Times, August 26, 2021. The writer is Karen Gallardo, a respiratory therapist at Community Memorial Hospital in Ventura.

Originally Posted by SkBlogW (Post 2007613)

three percent of all Americans have died from covid?? Hardly

333 million times 3% = 9,990,000

The actual percentage of Americans who have died?

687,783 covid deaths USA divided by 333 million = 0.2 %

Originally Posted by Singerlady (Post 2007408)

If that article isn’t enough to get the vaccine, I don’t know what is. Scary stuff.

Originally Posted by Swoop (Post 2007602)

Let me be the first to tell you that I had Covid and I’m still glad that I didn’t get the shot.

My stages were:
1: Dry cough for a couple of days
2: Then a little lethargic for a three days. Two of those days I had muscle/joint aches
3: Temporary loss of smell

My doctor offered a Steroids, I opted not to.
Since my cough lasted three weeks. That classified me as a Covid long hauler. (Any symptoms lasting more than two weeks is classified as long haul)
It’s been seven weeks since my initial symptoms. I have antibodies, I feel normal and I haven’t received a vaccine that has no long term studies regarding side it’s effects.

Originally Posted by oneclickplus (Post 2007614)

FYI - wife also not vax'd and staying that way.