Covid Vaccine

[jitter77]

I'm a funeral director. We had 21 Covid deaths at the funeral home where I work and all but two were over 70 and lived in nursing homes and the two that didn't had other significant heath problems. I had it myself, after getting a vaccine, and it was like a bad cold for five days and I'm diabetic so it was supposed to be worse for me.

When covid first came out it was bad. In my home it seemed to progress whatever issues people had very rapidly. I think we lost around 20 residents. There was a nurse in a home down the road who was in her 40s that died from covid. On the flipside I had a housekeeper who was retirement age, had asthma, copd, poor circulation etc etc who got covid 2x. She did get pretty sick and short hospital stays, but she recovered fine. It was a very weird disease. Now it is just like a cold, but we haven't had covid in over a year at least. I do not think it is the same as the flu especially at first. If a person got flu at work it did not spread much. Maybe 1-2 others would get it. With covid at first there was no containing it. The only other disease I have seen spread like that is the norovirus. Last time we had any covid it didn't spread so it is either weaker or immunity due to nature or vaccines.

 

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[ZonaBurgh]

I'm a funeral director. We had 21 Covid deaths at the funeral home where I work and all but two were over 70 and lived in nursing homes and the two that didn't had other significant heath problems. I had it myself, after getting a vaccine, and it was like a bad cold for five days and I'm diabetic so it was supposed to be worse for me.

I'm going to assume that the majority of deaths from this virus, and not with this virus, affected those above 65 and with comorbidities.
When it first appeared, we were led to believe that it was the coming of the black plague and most everyone, including myself, waited in cars at stadiums to get the initial 2 shots.

Since then, we've learned that this product does not prevent contracting the virus or spreading the virus, two things one would expect a vaccine to do. What amazes me are the number of people that want to continue to receive the boosters and worse yet, have their pre-school children jabbed as well. Granted, it's their choice, but the data doesn't warrant it.