Posted on 03/14/2021 7:15:15 PM PDT by Varsity Flight
This is correct. I have to think many of those people bitching about the vaccines are just cowards.
Maybe. Maybe not.
You can bring people to the water.
But, you cannot make them drink.
I won’t go near that.... thing. or jab. or whatever it is. Not a vaccine.
Just prompting people to think and reason, and if someone has actual figures please share. This is not a poll; rather a fact-finding mission. Thank you.
“A friend of mine who works at one of the large local hospital chains here said that half of her follow nurses and CNAs don’t want the shot.”
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They likely haven’t been working in intensive care over the past year.
Nobody said all people are equally intelligent. Flat earthers types still abound.
POST OF THE DAY!
And the bastards are at it again:
China research team finds 24 new bat coronaviruses within 2km radius
That’s your reply?
You asked me if I had links, or if that what what I THOUGHT.
I did your legwork and gave you several links.
And, rather than kindly say, Thank you, you make a comment about flat earthers...disparaging these healthcare workers who don’t want this experimental ‘vax’????
We see who the flat earther is, here. You and your obsession with this unproven, experimental agent. It’s completely blinded you.
You’re welcome, for the links, btw.
No need to reply, or ping to me further.
“They likely haven’t been working in intensive care over the past year.”
She works ICU pretty much exclusively, all cv19.
Last I spoke with her, she was depressed over seeing cv19 patients given almost nothing in the way of therapeutics, and left to die (another friend had a FIL suffer the same fate in the same hospital chain but different location).
You’d probably be good at Tai Chi - I’ve never tried it.
Tai Chi is for old people who can’t move fast. I am ready to join a Ballet class this summer. My goal is to feel just as athletic at age 100 and get a newspaper to write an article on a 100 year old dude doing treadmill exercise daily.
I had many issues and ailments in my mid-50’s. So I made a change in lifestyle, quit the well paying secure job and began walking 5 rounds of 18 on golf course. That got rid of all my ailments without prescription meds.
Daily treadmill exercise after age 50 is the most under-emphasized item by doctors. The benefits are just beyond anything I expected. At almost 81 age, I can see and feel the benefits every day. Age 100 without aches and pains and weakness in legs is looking achievable.
Sounds great!
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