What impact has the corona virus on you?

There will always be viruses on planet earth.  We cannot be locked down indefinitely as a species.  These masks are useless.  Imagine installing a chain-link fence to keep a mosquito out of your property.  The vaccine is also dubious at best, especially if that satanic megalomaniac Bill Gates is involved.

Normaniac wrote:

We cannot be locked down indefinitely as a species.

as you can see, they're gonna try...
every time they extend something I say "it's never gonna end..."

Oregon Health Officials Propose Making Mask Mandates Permanent

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

I received another intrusive email from my health care provider, suggesting I get vaccinated. I really don't see a point--my antibodies are doing quite well on their own, thank you very much.

alldatndensum wrote:

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

OK, today the shot is kicking my butt for real.  My arm is a little sore where I received the shot.  I have a mild headache, but I have no energy whatsoever.  It is a chore to just sit up.  I am having trouble focusing more than usual today.  This is just my immune system dealing with the shot.

I've had my first shot Wednesday.
I get the second shot over 12 weeks.

alldatndensum wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

OK, today the shot is kicking my butt for real.  My arm is a little sore where I received the shot.  I have a mild headache, but I have no energy whatsoever.  It is a chore to just sit up.  I am having trouble focusing more than usual today.  This is just my immune system dealing with the shot.

I hear the first few days can be the worst of it.  Hope you are feeling better tomorrow.

rockerVu2 wrote:

I've had my first shot Wednesday.
I get the second shot over 12 weeks.

44% of the UK have had the vaccination.  I'm in the next age bracket to get it, so I'm now waiting for the email or letter.

The first day after the shot I felt strange.
Two days after the shot I was very tired.
My arm was sore too.

Staybrite wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

OK, today the shot is kicking my butt for real.  My arm is a little sore where I received the shot.  I have a mild headache, but I have no energy whatsoever.  It is a chore to just sit up.  I am having trouble focusing more than usual today.  This is just my immune system dealing with the shot.

I hear the first few days can be the worst of it.  Hope you are feeling better tomorrow.

Yesterday was rough, but today I feel fine.

rockerVu2 wrote:

I've had my first shot Wednesday.
I get the second shot over 12 weeks.

You must have gotten the AstraZeneca - 12 weeks is a long time. It is either 3 (Pfizer) or 4 (Moderna) weeks. I don't believe we've authorized the AstraZeneca one yet (8-12 weeks), and J&J is a single dose.

My wife's butt got kicked the 3rd day after her second Pfizer shot.

We are signed up for J&J on Monday. Me, my wife and oldest daughter. Unfortunately our youngest has to sit out for now and she's really the one who needs it the most with her diabetes.

I like the idea of "one and done". Slots filled up in less than 30 minutes so I was lucky to get the 3 of us in even if at different times.

Topshot, it is but that's what they think it's good here.
My choice for a vaccine was not Astra Zenica, but there are not other vaccines available here.
That's what the doctor told us. \

alldatndensum wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

OK, today the shot is kicking my butt for real.  My arm is a little sore where I received the shot.  I have a mild headache, but I have no energy whatsoever.  It is a chore to just sit up.  I am having trouble focusing more than usual today.  This is just my immune system dealing with the shot.

When I got my first shot, the first two days were fine, except for the arm. But on the third day I was tired and my brain was in a fog. My wife had to keep reminding me it was the shot.

deathisgain wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

alldatndensum wrote:

I got my second shot today.  I feel okay, but I now have both inner and outer eyelids and webbing between my fingers and toes.  I think I am becoming a Raelian.  LOL

OK, today the shot is kicking my butt for real.  My arm is a little sore where I received the shot.  I have a mild headache, but I have no energy whatsoever.  It is a chore to just sit up.  I am having trouble focusing more than usual today.  This is just my immune system dealing with the shot.

When I got my first shot, the first two days were fine, except for the arm. But on the third day I was tired and my brain was in a fog. My wife had to keep reminding me it was the shot.

I can't really tell about brain fog.  That's an issue I deal with every day with A.D.D.  The meds help, but I still feel like it is hard to focus most of the time.

I'm going to resist getting the shot since it doesn't prevent getting C19 and now, in my state, they're reporting some people are still getting the virus after getting vaccinated. For a virus with a 99.9% survival rate I figure why bother?

I think a good case can be made for the "cure" being worse than the virus.

Black Rider wrote:

I'm going to resist getting the shot since it doesn't prevent getting C19 and now, in my state, they're reporting some people are still getting the virus after getting vaccinated. For a virus with a 99.9% survival rate I figure why bother?

I am not trying to convince anyone to get the shots.

Just know that NO vaccine keeps you from getting the disease it was made for.  They merely reduce your chances of getting them or from dying from them.  Same with this one.

Sarcasm alert* 

I really loooove the CDC's new commercials, where they basically threaten to indefinitely keep us all in lockdown-mode unless we get the vaccine.  They're foisting this Stockholm Syndrome on us en force, serving the empty suit in the Ovular Office.  

Fundy wrote:

44% of the UK have had the vaccination.  I'm in the next age bracket to get it, so I'm now waiting for the email or letter.

I also read a rather disheartening column the other day, mentioning no fewer than 3900 (!) European deaths directly attributable to the vaccine.  This is simply unacceptable.

I just don't see getting a still experimental vaccine unless you have comorbidities.

Yeah.  My aunt's boyfriend, who has COPD, has somehow managed to stay healthy.  But he's probably going to get the vaccine soon, along with Aunt Kathy.

It's time for more American pastors to get backbone like this guy, a Polish pastor in Canada, if I have my information right. Police showed up during a Passover service and he promptly ran them out of the building.


https://mobile.twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1378511944408252423

Samson wrote:

It's time for more American pastors to get backbone like this guy, a Polish pastor in Canada, if I have my information right. Police showed up during a Passover service and he promptly ran them out of the building.


https://mobile.twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1378511944408252423

Many will if the situation ever arises.