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Well, it's likely that your immune system was comprised
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Please listen to this articulation of the situation:
I've been rebuilding my deck. Well, downsizing it and improving it. Have been going at it since April, demolishing half of it (was way too big) and reducing it to a 16'x16' deck vs the former 16'x16x x 14'x 12' behemoth it was before. I demo'd the side deck and removed it, have shoveled 10+ tons of earth back and forth, built two retaining walls to control the sloping ground (the people who built the deck I inherited when I bought the home literally built it INTO the earth - morons). Putting up a Trex deck with wire railings. May be complete by football season.
I've been bitten by mosquitoes, ticks, and maybe spiders through it all.
Still no vax shots, still breathing, surprisingly.
I've been bitten by mosquitoes, ticks, and maybe spiders through it all.
Still no vax shots, still breathing, surprisingly.
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Another looney MD:
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what a crock of ****. we all know, without a doubt, that the Clot Shot has absolutely zero fail. It was steadfastly tested, tested again, re-tested and determined that to be the absolute holy grail of all vaccines ever and was by nature not to do harm.
You maybe on to something here, replacing 800sq/ft of decking that wraps around my place. Replacing the 30 year old redwood for Trex.
However, I did have 2 doses, and a couple of spider bites sent me to the ER, my left ankle as big as a dodge ball.
Remember to center those joists at 12 inches.
One of those Bill Gates ticks makes you unable to eat red meat. The HORROR! F that mfer.
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Do you guys have any issues with Squirrels gnawing on the trex materials. Damn tree rats have my shed roof and mower all ****** up sharpening their teeth. I need to replace my deck as well, and want to do the trex as well, but if they're going to chew the **** out of it, I'm not putting that kind of money into it.
Set out a bowl of anti-freeze. They love that **** and it will chemically kill them from the inside.
So, what I really meant to say was that those poor little animals are just trying to survive with the rest of us and they deserve our empathy. How dare someone suggest that their internal organs get dissolved! It’s an outrage! For shame Indy, for shame…
Squirrels don't bother my Trex but did chew through the wiring harness on my truck.
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Well, I have gotten poison ivy before Covid was just a twinkle in Bill Gates' eye, so...
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For the record, Wafik is not anti-vaccine and never has been. Vaccines save lives and the COVID vaccines given to millions of people around the world have saved countless lives. As a physician, I happily received my first COVID vaccine by December of 2020. There are questions 3 years into the pandemic that have been asked as we get into the 5th and 6th booster shots about risks:benefits across all age groups. There are also concerns that have been raised about potential risks from contaminating plasmid DNA fragments in mRNA vaccines with liposomal nanoparticles that have been found. The risks are not fully known but are likely to be very very small and should not discourage anyone from taking vaccine shots as recommended by the CDC. More science and oversight will address shortcomings. As far as cancer causes, increased rates of certain cancers preceded the pandemic and specific links to either COVID or its vaccines have not been proven.
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Are these MDs also incorrect?
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Not MDs, a naturopathic and a chiropractor, practitioners of quackery. https://kaleblossom.com/about/
Yes, tetanus is rare but it has a high fatality rate and in those who survive can cause severe illness requiring long hospitalizations and rehabilitation.
What's the reason not to get the vaccine? Oh yeah, It's "gross". I forgot.
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She’s probably right about the rusty nail thing. Can’t count the number of times I’ve stepped on a nail or got cut. Ive been a do it yourselfer home remodeler all my life.
But perhaps why only 27 deaths from tetanus in the US is because 96% of children are vaccinated and 60% of adults are up to date on the vaccine.
In India however up to 10,000 die a year from tetanus.
The explanation:
While India successfully eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus, adult immunization beyond childhood is largely neglected.
But what do you expect when you live along side animal feces.
India with a population of 1.5 billion has surpassed China. So from that perspective 10,000 is a small number.
The tetanus vaccine was developed in 1924. American troops during WWII were vaccinated, so I’m not ready to say that this vaccine is evil too.
There's only one evil vaccine, and it's really not even a vaccine.
I guess I'll find out after I put the Trex on. Tree rats have never tried to eat my pressure treated deck.
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I found a squirrel tail in my mulch a few days ago. No signs of the rest of the squirrel. Cat? Fox? Coyote? We’ll never know.
Gail Macrae is a California nurse turned whistleblower who was fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 shot. She joined Liz Collin this week to discuss what she witnessed while working in health care during the pandemic.
Macrae has worked in hospitals, ICU care, and as a midwife. She worked for Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center in California from 2015 until 2021, when she was fired for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
As COVID ramped up in the spring of 2020, the media insisted hospitals were overflowing with patients, but that’s not what Macrae saw firsthand.
“They were never full of patients. As a matter of fact, from the onset of COVID, for the whole first year of this pandemic not only was our hospital under capacity, but I was getting canceled,” she said.
Macrae’s position with the hospital was per diem, meaning she could schedule herself when she wanted to work, and the hospital would cancel her shifts when there weren’t enough patients to staff her.
The winter of 2020 was “standard,” Macrae said. The hospital filled up twice, not out of the ordinary for winters. So when she had to tell patients’ families that they weren’t allowed to visit, she felt she was “violating” her ethics and her patients.
The protocol was to give COVID-19 patients remdesivir, an antiviral medication, even when they were a week past symptom onset.
“And we’re seeing no improvement. And as a matter of fact, we’re seeing patients going to multi-organ failures,” Macrae said.
Macrae said she wanted to trust organizations like the CDC and the AMA, but she came to believe that the practices and protocols they were mandating equated to “medical murder.”
“I think that it comes from the combination, it’s the remdesivir, it’s the isolation of the patients. It’s weeks on end with, you know, no access to food and water,” she said. “All of these protocols, the fear mongering, the isolation, the toxic medications — I walked away feeling like I had participated in medical murder.”
Macrae worked as a nurse in June 2021 when the hospital was desperate for more staff, and she noticed during one double shift that the 50 or 60 patients she saw all needed care for a heart attack or stroke. During this period, she also noticed an uptick in “code blue” calls, which means resuscitation or immediate medical help is needed.
“And nine out of 10 times those code blues were to the lower level, down to the clinic, where they were injecting people. And [two of] my colleagues did in fact go into anaphylaxis, after receiving their shots,” Macrae explained.
Macrae said she was told she wasn’t allowed to report what she was seeing. She has been involved in several lawsuits with the intention of standing up for her and other health care workers’ rights. She also launched a project called standfirmnow.org.
“This all comes down to making decisions out of a place of extraordinary love and compassion for the world around me,” Macrae said. Alpha News reached out to Kaiser Permanente for comment but did not hear back.