Harvard breakthrough infections

[Tequilla]

People are left to searching out particular supplements to boost the immune system because people don't trust the medical system for proper treatment. Unless of course, you take the "silver bullet" jab. I believe even before covid 250,000 people die a year due to malpractice in the hospital. One life goal I have is to avoid the hospital as much humanely possible.

And the government tells the vaccinated to live life but oh wait you can die. Many older vaccinated people are dying.https://nypost.com/2021/09/28/vaccinated-michigan-couple-die-of-covid-19-holding-hands/

Yep

Lots of people are all about how does one get the most medication in them as possible when needed … I know people when they get sick immediately go get treatment immediately vs taking the sickness for what it is and your body telling you that it needs some rest

I leverage a single daily pill and I don’t like that I do that … but big picture I pretty much have no choice in the matter

Less is more

 

[Swaye]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968

Live look at Race:

 

[46XiJCAB]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968[/s] 1963[/b]

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FTFY

Visited this past April with the family. Had not stopped to see on previous trips but felt it was important for the kids to experience. Survived our weeklong whirlwind trip to Dallas/FW, Waco (shithole), SA and Houston. Did a lot of the things visitors do in each of these cities. Spent a lot of time around non-family members. We like Texas.

Yup went directly into the den of the unvaxxed/unmasked and all I got was a damn cold. Even got tested for the Vid just to be sure. Negatory. Mask usage about 50/50. Didn't ask any strangers for their vaxxxx status. I'm not a Nazi.

Apologies and condolences to anyone living in Waco poasting or just reading. You know I speak the truth.

 

[PurpleThrobber]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968[/s] 1963[/b]

View attachment 43705

FTFY

Visited this past April with the family. Had not stopped to see on previous trips but felt it was important for the kids to experience. Survived our weeklong whirlwind trip to Dallas/FW, Waco (shithole), SA and Houston. Did a lot of the things visitors do in each of these cities. Spent a lot of time around non-family members. We like Texas.

Yup went directly into the den of the unvaxxed/unmasked and all I got was a damn cold. Even got tested for the Vid just to be sure. Negatory. Mask usage about 50/50. Didn't ask any strangers for their vaxxxx status. I'm not a Nazi.

Apologies and condolences to anyone living in Waco poasting or just reading. You know I speak the truth.

Waco is a motherfucking dump. Drove however the fuck long from Austin to Chip and Joanna’s Magnolia place. Same crap one can buy at Target.

That town makes Moses Lake look downright cosmopolitan.

 

[46XiJCAB]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968[/s] 1963[/b]

View attachment 43705

FTFY

Visited this past April with the family. Had not stopped to see on previous trips but felt it was important for the kids to experience. Survived our weeklong whirlwind trip to Dallas/FW, Waco (shithole), SA and Houston. Did a lot of the things visitors do in each of these cities. Spent a lot of time around non-family members. We like Texas.

Yup went directly into the den of the unvaxxed/unmasked and all I got was a damn cold. Even got tested for the Vid just to be sure. Negatory. Mask usage about 50/50. Didn't ask any strangers for their vaxxxx status. I'm not a Nazi.

Apologies and condolences to anyone living in Waco poasting or just reading. You know I speak the truth.

Waco is a motherfucking dump. Drove however the fuck long from Austin to Chip and Joanna’s Magnolia place. Same crap one can buy at Target.

That town makes Moses Lake look downright cosmopolitan.

Only went there to visit a family member. Mag P was the obvious rendezvous. Fam got mad I called it a shithole. Would not apologize. Then fam member confirmed it was. Good times! Target price X5. That old joke, what's worse than spending a Friday night in Waco? Saturday. So true. Baylor is a dump.

 

[Tequilla]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968[/s] 1963[/b]

View attachment 43705

FTFY

Visited this past April with the family. Had not stopped to see on previous trips but felt it was important for the kids to experience. Survived our weeklong whirlwind trip to Dallas/FW, Waco (shithole), SA and Houston. Did a lot of the things visitors do in each of these cities. Spent a lot of time around non-family members. We like Texas.

Yup went directly into the den of the unvaxxed/unmasked and all I got was a damn cold. Even got tested for the Vid just to be sure. Negatory. Mask usage about 50/50. Didn't ask any strangers for their vaxxxx status. I'm not a Nazi.

Apologies and condolences to anyone living in Waco poasting or just reading. You know I speak the truth.

Waco fucking sucks … there’s no way to spin it otherwise

 

[RaceBannon]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968

Live look at Race:

In the 60's college kids protested the establishment man

Today they protest for vax mandates and mask mandates

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

None of this was about public health. Simply a power and control grab.

A close friend lost two people in their extended 70's with comorbidities. Hospital refused to treat with Vitamin C drip and Ivermectin based on internal protocol. Both died alone. Would not allow spouse visitation. The hospital did honor one request of the family and that was not to treat with Remdesivir which kills people. Fauci of course pushes Remdesivir.

Here is a trial Remdisivir was used for Ebola. It was pulled halfway through the study.https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31022-9/fulltext

Remdesivir study on Covid.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.15.20209817v1
HCQ is in there but they later learned the dosing was incorrect. HCQ is an effective treatment.

Isn't this what @BearsWiin was pushing?

 

[PurpleThrobber]

None of this was about public health. Simply a power and control grab.

A close friend lost two people in their extended 70's with comorbidities. Hospital refused to treat with Vitamin C drip and Ivermectin based on internal protocol. Both died alone. Would not allow spouse visitation. The hospital did honor one request of the family and that was not to treat with Remdesivir which kills people. Fauci of course pushes Remdesivir.

Here is a trial Remdisivir was used for Ebola. It was pulled halfway through the study.https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31022-9/fulltext

Remdesivir study on Covid.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.15.20209817v1
HCQ is in there but they later learned the dosing was incorrect. HCQ is an effective treatment.

Isn't this what @BearsWiin was pushing?

No - @BearsWiin is pushing a vacuum. Sometimes a carpet cleaner.

 

[Kaepsknee]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

Please describe the success in the jab then. Because as one that chose to get it. I feel hoodwinked and bamboozled.

The goal posts have been moved way too much … living on the West Coast anybody that thought things were opening up were foolish

The reason to get vaccinated to me resides in the data around positive cases that head to hospitalizations, ICUs, and worse.

Anybody that thinks that COVID is just going to vanish is likely fooling themselves

There is little to no data on the amount of cases amongst the vaxxed and unvaxxed that DONT lead to Hospitalization. Only breakdowns of those that were hospitalized. And many if not most hospitals test any admitted patients. And if they are admitted for something unrelated to covid but test positive for covid, they are a Covid Hospitalization.

Doesn’t it seem funny to you that we are able to ramrod a vaccine through but here 19 months later, there is few APPROVED effective therapies?

When there is study after study that prove cheap off label therapies are incredibly effective in early stages?

 

[Tequilla]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

Please describe the success in the jab then. Because as one that chose to get it. I feel hoodwinked and bamboozled.

The goal posts have been moved way too much … living on the West Coast anybody that thought things were opening up were foolish

The reason to get vaccinated to me resides in the data around positive cases that head to hospitalizations, ICUs, and worse.

Anybody that thinks that COVID is just going to vanish is likely fooling themselves

There is little to no data on the amount of cases amongst the vaxxed and unvaxxed that DONT lead to Hospitalization. Only breakdowns of those that were hospitalized. And many if not most hospitals test any admitted patients. And if they are admitted for something unrelated to covid but test positive for covid, they are a Covid Hospitalization.

Doesn’t it seem funny to you that we are able to ramrod a vaccine through but here 19 months later, there is few APPROVED effective therapies?

When there is study after study that prove cheap off label therapies are incredibly effective in early stages?

This is the stuff that bothers me but I realize I’m inclined to think logically and constantly ask why

The genie is out of the bottle with COVID … it ain’t going to just flat vanish regardless of vaccination … there’s just not data out there that I’ve seen that suggests that

So to me all the focus should be tied to 1) how do you minimize symptoms and 2) how do you treat bad symptoms to avoid the worst of the outcomes

This to me in various forms is a substitution of the flu but more contagious with potentially worse outcomes … it just is what it is

 

[pawz]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

Please describe the success in the jab then. Because as one that chose to get it. I feel hoodwinked and bamboozled.

The goal posts have been moved way too much … living on the West Coast anybody that thought things were opening up were foolish

The reason to get vaccinated to me resides in the data around positive cases that head to hospitalizations, ICUs, and worse.

Anybody that thinks that COVID is just going to vanish is likely fooling themselves

There is little to no data on the amount of cases amongst the vaxxed and unvaxxed that DONT lead to Hospitalization. Only breakdowns of those that were hospitalized. And many if not most hospitals test any admitted patients. And if they are admitted for something unrelated to covid but test positive for covid, they are a Covid Hospitalization.

Doesn’t it seem funny to you that we are able to ramrod a vaccine through but here 19 months later, there is few APPROVED effective therapies?

When there is study after study that prove cheap off label therapies are incredibly effective in early stages?

This is the stuff that bothers me but I realize I’m inclined to think logically and constantly ask why

The genie is out of the bottle with COVID … it ain’t going to just flat vanish regardless of vaccination … there’s just not data out there that I’ve seen that suggests that[/i][/b]

So to me all the focus should be tied to 1) how do you minimize symptoms and 2) how do you treat bad symptoms to avoid the worst of the outcomes

This to me in various forms is a substitution of the flu but more contagious with potentially worse outcomes … it just is what it is

Prophylactic IVM.

You're welcome.

 

[Sledog]

They stopped recording vaxed cases. They are the big spike. Look at Israel.

 

[Goduckies]

I encourage people to ask their Doc what is their COVID protocol for treatment. I did. Basically go home, do the usual flu routine and if it gets bad, head to the hospital and they'll treat with their COVID protocol. I was dismayed to say the least. Why hasn't the CDC established guidelines for Primary Care? They have established guidelines for everything. No money for the hospitals if you're treated early and effectively.

My doc said to use monoclonal antibodies.... I'm sick now waiting on results tomorrow. But it's probably a cold... but since I have asthma I am cautious and got tested.

 

[Swaye]

Never was about stopping cases

One big mistake was this fixation on cases … it’s distorted what success looks like

It wasn't a mistake

And that’s why there is in part a lot of distrust in the government

In part?

I've not trusted the government since 1968

Live look at Race:

In the 60's college kids protested the establishment man

Today they protest for vax mandates and mask mandates

It is weird. Todays kids are all about big media, big tech and the establishment narrative. And the Dems are the party of Wall Street and the Defense Industrial Base. The leftists are mainstreamed by all centers of gravity, and conservative kids are the outcasts, the "hippies." If you went to sleep in 1981 and woke up today you would seriously think rapture had happened and nobody told you. Upside down world. It's so fucked.

 

[TurdBomber]

King County #'s published by the Dept of Health.

Overcrowded ICUs? There are 21 Hospitals in King County.

Cancer patients and gunshot victims can't get care they need?

Fucking BULLSHIT.

National news narratives do not reflect the facts on the ground in my community.

But it's illegal, apparently, to contravene the Narrative with facts.

 

[TurdBomber]

King County Death by Covid #'s

 

[46XiJCAB]

I encourage people to ask their Doc what is their COVID protocol for treatment. I did. Basically go home, do the usual flu routine and if it gets bad, head to the hospital and they'll treat with their COVID protocol. I was dismayed to say the least. Why hasn't the CDC established guidelines for Primary Care? They have established guidelines for everything. No money for the hospitals if you're treated early and effectively.

My doc said to use monoclonal antibodies.... I'm sick now waiting on results tomorrow. But it's probably a cold... but since I have asthma I am cautious and got tested.

Hopefully it's not the vid. Do some reading on asthmatics and Covid. There's a lot of data and studies out there. It'll make you feel better.

 

[Goduckies]

I am positive Joy

 

[Bob_C]

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King County #'s published by the Dept of Health.

Overcrowded ICUs? There are 21 Hospitals in King County.

Cancer patients and gunshot victims can't get care they need?

Fucking BULLSHIT.

National news narratives do not reflect the facts on the ground in my community.

But it's illegal, apparently, to contravene the Narrative with facts.

The overwhelmed hospital thing is nonsense. This current spike is no bigger than any of the previous ones, which never had close to real capacity issues. And simply counting a hospitalized case as binary says nothing to the resources being consumed.

If there are capacity and resource issues, why isn’t the president opening up field hospitals or sending the navy ships?