Beekissed
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I've seen them.....lots of death as a side effect of the various Covid vaccines. As a nurse, I've never seen death as a side effect of any vaccine prior to this and I've given thousands of vaccines.
Coronavirus Covid-19 Is it Affecting You and How?
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Bunnylady
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https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/adverse-events.html
"Over 167 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the United States from December 14, 2020, through April 5, 2021. During this time, VAERS received 2,794 reports of death (0.00167%) among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine. CDC and FDA physicians review each case report of death as soon as notified and CDC requests medical records to further assess reports. A review of available clinical information including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records revealed no evidence that vaccination contributed to patient deaths. CDC and FDA will continue to investigate reports of adverse events, including deaths, reported to VAERS."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ut-vaccine-related-deaths-allergies-quicktake
Officially, there haven't been any deaths directly attributed to vaccines in the U.S. There seem to have been a few deaths associated with those mysterious blood clots in Europe; something that is being studied.
"Post hoc ergo propter hoc" is one of the commonest fallacies - simply because two events occur, one after the other, doesn't mean there's a connection between them. Our minds are programmed to look for patterns; we need to examine evidence carefully to be sure we aren't jumping to conclusions.
"Over 167 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered in the United States from December 14, 2020, through April 5, 2021. During this time, VAERS received 2,794 reports of death (0.00167%) among people who received a COVID-19 vaccine. CDC and FDA physicians review each case report of death as soon as notified and CDC requests medical records to further assess reports. A review of available clinical information including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records revealed no evidence that vaccination contributed to patient deaths. CDC and FDA will continue to investigate reports of adverse events, including deaths, reported to VAERS."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ut-vaccine-related-deaths-allergies-quicktake
Officially, there haven't been any deaths directly attributed to vaccines in the U.S. There seem to have been a few deaths associated with those mysterious blood clots in Europe; something that is being studied.
"Post hoc ergo propter hoc" is one of the commonest fallacies - simply because two events occur, one after the other, doesn't mean there's a connection between them. Our minds are programmed to look for patterns; we need to examine evidence carefully to be sure we aren't jumping to conclusions.
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Baymule
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@promiseacres I found many articles touting the success of using ivermectin for eliminating the Covid-19 virus and curing people of Covid. In the meantime, up your vitamin and mineral intake to boost your immunity. Yes, I have my supply of horse wormer and I'd use that before I'd go into any hospital. I give it to my horses, pigs and sheep. If I have sense enough not to give a 1200 pound horse dose to a 150 pound sheep, then surely I can reduce the dosage for myself. If that freaks anyone out, that's fine. You be you and I'll be me. I am willing to take my chances.
Here are some links that tell of results in other countries that used ivermectin. India has used it at a cost of around $3 per person, Nigeria is using it for other diseases such as River Blindness so it wasn't a far reach for them to use ivermectin for Covid.
www.medpagetoday.com
covid19ivermectin.info
I like this one the best and we already take the vitamins and minerals to boost our immunity. No, we don't take 100,000 units of vitamin D, but we take it in reasonable daily doses, plus we are outside a lot in the sunshine.
covid.us.org
This article is from Nigeria.
thenationonlineng.net
www.newswise.com
If you ever had hair lice or treated your kids for hair lice, you used ivermectin.
nypost.com
Here are some links that tell of results in other countries that used ivermectin. India has used it at a cost of around $3 per person, Nigeria is using it for other diseases such as River Blindness so it wasn't a far reach for them to use ivermectin for Covid.
Ivermectin and the Virus
Guest Post by David Archibald The efficacy of a drug has not been proven until the journal Nature has run a hit piece attacking it. For ivermectin, that was on 20th October, 2020. So many people i…
www.theburningplatform.com
Ivermectin for COVID-19: Worth a Shot?
Evidence base limited, including one withdrawn study with Surgisphere data
www.medpagetoday.com
Schemes or Protocols – Ivermectin for COVID-19
covid19ivermectin.info
I like this one the best and we already take the vitamins and minerals to boost our immunity. No, we don't take 100,000 units of vitamin D, but we take it in reasonable daily doses, plus we are outside a lot in the sunshine.
What To Take If You Have Covid-19
Many persons with Covid-19 find themselves at home, with relatively mild symptoms, and the doctor has not given them any medications. What should you do? What can you take? See the latest I-MASK+ P…
covid.us.org
This article is from Nigeria.
IVERMECTIN: The wonder anti-COVID-19 drug - The Nation Newspaper
If you are a regular reader of this column, you are most likely to believe that COVID-19 exists, infects, and kills people. But you may not
thenationonlineng.net
NIH Revises Treatment Guidelines for Ivermectin for the Treatment of COVID-19
NIH Revises Treatment Guidelines for Ivermectin for the Treatment of COVID-19 Ivermectin is Now a Therapeutic Option for Doctors & Prescribers
www.newswise.com
If you ever had hair lice or treated your kids for hair lice, you used ivermectin.
Cheap hair lice drug may cut risk of COVID-19 death by 80 percent: study
Earlier studies have found similarly promising results.
nypost.com
promiseacres
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@Baymule, a good reminder. So far kids are perfectly fine, sent them out to play. I ran after feed but no contact (the good thing about going to a small feed store). I myself am not feeling great but have been fighting sinus/allergies since well before being exposed. So who knows. I would have to get very bad before I'd go to the dr at this time. Taking it easy, but doing what needs to be done.
Grizzlyhackle
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I want to get one but it's that allergic reaction I keep hearing about. Is it watery eyes and runny nose or full on anaphylactic shock. When your whole body itches, your throat closes, you're a nurse you know what I'm saying. So easy for the government to say no problems. But that's not much comfort if you end up being one of the 18. Maryland has clinics for all groups now. Haven't got a clue or taken a moment to find out whose product they are using. DW got a single dose weeks ago and then didn't go back for the second round. Honestly I think she was afraid and I didn't push it. We'll be married 30 yrs on 4/20 and I've learned when to change the subject.:quality(70)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/cmg/NVLLAV6LJ5C2TMETMWLDZNLDTU.jpg)
CDC says no safety issues with J&J vaccine after NC clinic reports ‘adverse reactions’
Health officials said a North Carolina clinic has stopped giving out shots Thursday after several people had bad reactions to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.www.wsoctv.com
Bunnylady
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If you are talking about allergic reactions in reference to that article, it's more like "one of the 1," not 18 - only one person had an actual allergic reaction. The other 17 experienced things like dizziness, nausea, fainting; quite distressing, but not involving an immune response (which is what an allergic reaction is). Some people can have those sorts of reactions to the mere sight of a needle, so there is a need to differentiate between the two.
In the case of an actual allergic reaction, it can range from mild to a full-on anaphylactic response. Obviously, that's something everyone would rather avoid. Vaccines contain preservatives, etc, and since the same ones are used in many different vaccines, if you have ever had an allergic reaction to, say, a flu shot, it is recommended that you pass up the Covid shots, too.
There's always the chance of being that person who experiences their first-ever allergic reaction, so, whether it's at a doctor's office, a pharmacy, or a drive-up clinic, here in N.C, anyone who gets jabbed is required to stick around for a 15 minute observation period. While it's possible that a reaction can happen even days later, most of the bad ones happen within minutes of the shot being given. This way, there are medical resources available to respond right away, and medical personnel can evaluate and record the reaction so it gets added to the data base.
North Carolina is using all of the vaccines currently approved for use in the U.S. I haven't done a lot of digging, but Maryland is definitely using more than one. When you go to sign up, they will tell you which vaccine is being given at a particular vaccination event.
My daughter got her second Moderna shot yesterday. Like the first time, her arm is sore, other than that, she's not had much of a reaction. Several of her coworkers had their second a few days ago; some of them have experienced a low-grade fever in addition to the the sore arm (that was my 85-year-old father's experience as well).
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Bunnylady
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https://www.wect.com/2021/04/13/fda-cdc-recommend-pause-johnson-johnson-covid-vaccine/
I'd been waiting to hear this. From what I understand, this type of blood clot is normally such a rare occurrence, to even have it happening as a literally 1-in-a-million event is still noteworthy. As frustrating as it may be for those who were counting on having the J & J vaccine available, it's best to be cautious until they can figure out why this is happening.
Carteret County has announced that they will stop offering Covid vaccinations at the end of this month. Though only 25% of the county population has been vaccinated, they aren't having enough people coming in to justify it. I guess the fearmongering and misinformation is still getting around better than all the assurances of people who actually know what they are talking about.
I'd been waiting to hear this. From what I understand, this type of blood clot is normally such a rare occurrence, to even have it happening as a literally 1-in-a-million event is still noteworthy. As frustrating as it may be for those who were counting on having the J & J vaccine available, it's best to be cautious until they can figure out why this is happening.
Carteret County has announced that they will stop offering Covid vaccinations at the end of this month. Though only 25% of the county population has been vaccinated, they aren't having enough people coming in to justify it. I guess the fearmongering and misinformation is still getting around better than all the assurances of people who actually know what they are talking about.
Mike CHS
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Unfortunately there haven't been very many days in the lat few months where some "rare occurrence" came out that didn't come out in the testing. I don't put a lot of faith in the assurances of people who supposedly know what they are talking about.
Beekissed
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Amen. I'll trust God on this one and He told me to not get that vac.
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