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Medical Emergency = Needing stitches, needing appendix removed, needing to set a broken bone, etc.Yep. Covid, flu, shingles I get all the vaccines.
You only selectively question the science. You experience a medical emergency and you seek the same professionals for help. Talk about a unique perspective.
Flu, COVID, and shingles are NOT medical emergencies.
And in most cases of shingles, like measles/chicken pox/lichen planus/etc., it's simply a temporary inconvenience, and a cosmetic one at that. YES, there are extreme outliers before you cite some random case of measles killing someone once.
I busted my leg open this summer along my shinbone. It required stitches. I cut it on a metal ladder getting out of a pool.
Of course, I got a tetanus shot at the ER due to the source of my injury.
But I took this vaccine because it's been around about 100 years now and has tested and retested and even tweaked a few times throughout the years.
It has been proven effective at PREVENTING tetanus. You know. What an actual vaccine is supposed to do.
While I don't think lockjaw is fatal, not being able to swallow and/or chew, and if undetected long enough, produce seizures and total muscle tightening and clinching, would suck enough.
Never sought out a professional anytime I've had the flu or cold.
Just lay around on the couch like a sloth, drink fluids, ( starve a fever / feed a cold ), chicken soup, and wait it out.
And with flu and COVID vaccines, even if you take them and all their boosters, you can still get and transmit the disease.
What exactly is the purpose?
It's amazing to me how delusional and unsupported your irrational thinking is.
Questioning science is how we know the earth isn't flat nor the center of the universe.