Posted on 10/19/2024 9:58:07 AM PDT by TNoldman
I am going to die someday.
That is a certainty.
It is also a certainty that I will take no vaccines between now and then.
Trust no one.
My beautiful, younger bride and her crabby, older husband -- me! -- both vote 100 percent with your summarized advice. (In our 70s and not been sick, from Germany and France and Netherlands to California to South Carolina and many states in between, by planes and car travel and lots of mingling with lovely healthy folk. We refuse the media-infused infection called "fear."
Fear not, for behold....
My doctor recommends RSV but when I asked his nurse, “Is it like the COVID jab in any way?”...she hemmed and hawed and wouldn’t answer.
I still don’t have it
.........
I have not gotten a straight answer on whether the flu or the rsv shots are MNRA shots or not.
No MNRA FOR ME
You have the best answer.
Heaven will be a lot better than earth at 60, 70, 80, or 90. So don’t worry too much about it.
Going at 80 with Covid, a heart attack, or in a hail of bullets; is a lot better than some of the alternatives at 90 such as dementia or Parkinsons.
Thank you for posting those.
Hilarious
Touché
thanx RN
“Since the Fauci Flu I have ZERO respect for anyone in the Medical Profession”
Yeah. When the government forced doctors to murder people, physicians lost their souls. JMHO They aren’t the same now as they had been before Covid/vaxes.
From what I understand, there’s three different vaccines for RSV. Two of them are normal vaccines, but the one produced by Moderna is in fact mRNA. It’s called mResvia. Don’t get that one.
“Probably was considered a “bad cold” back in the day.”
From what I’ve read, that’s the case today except for infants and elderly with health problems or in nursing homes.
Back in the day RSV was called croup and it killed 1000s of babies and elderly annually. Now it puts them in ICU for 3-5 days and a few still die.
They push the shot because it’s so much cheaper than ICU.
People between 2 and 70 can generally handle it. It’s just the worst cold they’ve ever had.
You obviously do no research.
Why don’t you look at the data regarding all vaccine trials?
Answer: No “Vaccine” ever again.
My wife and I had the first two Covid shots, but on the principle of, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me, we said never again. Neither of us got Covid through the Scamdemic, yet I went all over the city without a mask after the first several weeks, here in Georgia. We also haven't had the flu either.
This is what was on Mayoclinic-dot-org:
In adults and older, healthy children, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) symptoms are mild and typically mimic the common cold. Self-care measures are usually all that's needed to relieve any discomfort.How did this RSA suddenly turn up when nobody had ever heard of it until recently? I and my wife are not going to get innoculated ever again. It's a matter of trust.
We have no idea of your lifestyles, conditions, history, or exposure to people with viruses.
It’s like asking us if those pants make you look fat without showing a picture.
Talk to your PCP.
RSV on elderly lungs is a bad thing. Your mileage may vary.
I had RSV in February and I have COPD.....I coughed my toenails up.....never felt like what you might call sick but that cough was something else. I’m debating getting the RSV vaccine since I don’t trust this government as far as I can throw it but I WILL NOT have another Covid shot and I’m also debating a flu shot.
+1. I don’t trust much of anything from big pharmaceutical companies these days. I’ll pass on vaccines.
How is the election looking in AZ?
GlaxoSmithKline’s (GSK) Arexvy
Pfizer’s Abrysvo
Moderna’s mResvia
These are the 3 approved vaccines. The first one has the highest efficacy rate at 97+ percent because it contains an adjuvant. It is a protein subunit vaccine (pieces rather than whole virus cell).
The second has lower efficacy because it has no adjuvant, but it is bivalent so it protects against both RSV A and B. It is also protein subunit vaccine.
The third one is an mrna vaccine that is the least effective.
well, if ya’ll do get the RSV vaccine, at least get the one WITHOUT adjuvants and mRNA, namely Abrysvo.
The other two vaccines are mResvia and Arexvy. mResvia is an mRNA gene therapy vax, and Arexvy contains adjuvants, which are weird chemicals that artificially hyperstimulate the immune system because the vax itself is too weak to work without such artificial hyperstimulation.
The only time that I ever got the flu was about a month after my first flu shot.
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