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Originally Posted by wsachs (Post 2040461)

Wondering how she got this far without getting shots for school/military. Florida requires the following for K-12 schools: four or five doses of Dipththeria-tetanus-pertussis (DTa), for or fives doses of inactivated polio vaccine, two doses of measles-mumps-rubella (MMR), one tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis (Tdap), two doses of Varicella (chickenpox). Those are required for childcare or daycare or non public schools. How did she get through school?

Every state has exemptions, and parents need to do their own research.

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

We have a friend who has had allergy issues with vaccines her entire life. It has been recommended she not get any of the 3 vaccines currently available.

I have read some about regeneron and ivermectin and still looking.

One would think that those in the medical profession that are recommending against vaccination would recommend alternatives. There must be hundreds of thousands who can not be vaccinated for medical reasons.

I never gave it a thought until recently being made aware!

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

Posted Dec 15, 2021
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Yes let's NOT share smething that could save someones life.

Vitamin D3 and zinc supplements are good immune system boosters. Also gargling with Listerine a every few days

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

There are many successful treatments, go to Front Line Covid-19 critical care alliance website for info. Thank goodness we have a proactive intelligent Governor who open Monoclonal antibody treatment centers, one in the Villages. Florida has the fewest cases in the country due to his leadership.

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

Cdc== is a vaccine, patient holding== big pharma lobbyist. They do not care about your health

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Originally Posted by Andyb (Post 2040515)

Wasn't he also the Governor back in August and September when Florida set records for having the most cases in the country? Does he get credit for that as well?

Just for the sake of accuracy, there are four states with fewer cases than Florida and two other states with about the same number. Florida is currently in the bottom ten but does not have the fewest cases in the country.

And a final thought: monoclonal antibody treatment does not prevent cases, it helps prevent serious illness in those who have Covid. Vaccines also prevent serious illness but they also work to prevent cases in the first place.

Go to www.AmericasFrontline Doctors.org and in the drop down under Covid check out the protocol's and/or treatments tabs. As a matter of fact read through their entire site and if she wants a consultation from a doctor they have links for that too. It's a good site for "alternatives" or simply education you may not get from the mainstream media or other doctors.
Best of luck and Merry Christmas.

Seeking dialogue was/is not intended to solicit "medical advice"!

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

It sounds like your friend has an egg allergy - which encompasses 95% of vaccine allergies. I have NEVER heard of an allergy to RNA. Think about it.

Yes there are many people who cannot take any of these vaccines, so why are they being condemned by this administration? With all the money Fauci controls where’s the research? Besides, theses vaccines don’t stop the spread, so it’s Booster after Boostereven for children.

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2039978)

The same alternatives that were standard before the vaccines came out:

Wear a mask.
Social distance.
Wash your hands.

You can also make sure she's taking the appropriate amount of Vitamin D3 - too much is bad, not enough isn't helfpul. Her physician would recommend the right dosage for her, based on her current D levels, weight, age, and I believe bone density as well (I might be wrong on the bone density).