Reason being is I've lived a pretty normal live over the past 14 months, commuting to Manhattan, going to casinos, restaurants, etc. Never gave in to the "fear" narrative.
If I catch it, no big deal. I'll shake it off and probably did so already, as there was a period in February 2020 that I was under the weather for a few days with flu-like symptoms.
I normally never even get the flu as I eat well, exercise, and take plenty of vitamin D and C. In recent months, I've added oysters to my regular diet that are very high in zinc.
Here in Connecticut, the state recently lifted their silly "indoor masking" mandates so I'm able to go to supermarkets and such without the face diapers. Very nice!
This whole "pandemic" thing was all a bunch of hooey. I guess to each their own but I would not recommend taking the experimental "vaccine".
Why Freepers don’t calmly consider their own personal situation and decide on the vaccines is beyond me. Everyone wants to get all excited, virtue signal and please some clique.
It’s the bizzarest episode I’ve seen here.
Of course you should get a test to see if you’ve actually had the virus so you know if you have the very good immunity that gives. But it’s so hard to get the antibody tests that I can’t blame anyone for assuming if the circumstances were there.
I’ve decided to get Pfizer but it’s a close call and if a few things were different I just wouldn’t bother.
With any medical procedure my first question is “Why should I?”