New Covid Vaccine Requirements

[1911'S 4 Me]

I suggest he be isolated in a room full of known covid patients.
No mask, no distancing for at least 6 months.

 

[TX oddball]

Some hospitals are so hard up for staff they will be allowed to have staff with covid work the covid wards. Kid you not.

Yeah Rhode Island. This is after they mandated vaccines last year for healthcare workers and fired a shitload of them. Now they are in dire need of staff and are willing to hire Covid positive workers.

It is beyond stupidity, it is a mental disease, boggles the mind in their "thinking".

https://www.foxnews.com/us/rhode-island-vaccine-mandate-covid-positive-employees-works

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Let them reap what they sow.

 

[glenbo]

Long twitter thread but the single best read yet about fooci and the other jerkoffs at cdc on "science":

Yossi Gestetner's EPIC thread on why people DON'T 'trust the science' when it comes to COVID decimates Fauci, CDC, media, and 'the science' itself

twitchy.com

 

[BillFairbanks]

I got the vaccine last week because my current job requires it and I can’t afford to leave it.

I felt terrible for a week

I had spent the entire pandemic visiting customers and rarely wore a mask. I never got sick with Covid, but this stupid J&J vaccine gave me a fever and made me feel sicker than I have in a long time

Let’s Go Brandon!


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[easy rider]

I got the vaccine last week because my current job requires it and I can’t afford to leave it.

I felt terrible for a week

I had spent the entire pandemic visiting customers and rarely wore a mask. I never got sick with Covid, but this stupid J&J vaccine gave me a fever and made me feel sicker than I have in a long time

Let’s Go Brandon!


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Now you can look forward to your booster.

 

[kbaxter60]

Sorry for your experience , but maybe you can join a class-action lawsuit if the mandates get struck down?

 

[benenglish]

this stupid J&J vaccine gave me a fever and made me feel sicker than I have in a long time

My second Moderna jab made me so sick, I was the closest I've ever come to calling for an ambulance to take me to a hospital.

Our thinking is always subject to change but for now, everyone in my house is declining to get a booster. We don't want to go through all that again.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

According to some in medicine with tree-men-dus credentials any and all of the vax's formulas are poison, but what do they know...but, I know this, I will NEVER allow anyone to jab me with that garbage.

 

[skfullgun]

No vaccine here. G/F got sick and tested positive last week (actually got email confirmation yesterday). Sore throat, fever, and fatigue. She is fully recovered.

I'm about three days behind her and doing better by the day.

No. I didn't get tested. I don't need a test to tell me I don't feel good and I don't want to add to the numbers. Besides, what's the purpose of being tested so they can tell you what you HAD when you are over it when you get the results!

At least now we know we have natural immunity (pretty sure we both had it in Feb of '20 to begin with).

 

[motorcarman]

Getting a jab for a virus that is no longer (SARS COV2 2019 has mutated and not the original Corona anymore) is like buying an extended warranty for a car you no longer own.

It is a waste and does no good. (maybe even worse than no good?)

 

[oldag]

And now they are finally admitting that the cheap masks are worthless, an N95 is needed.

https://www.foxnews.com/health/cloth-masks-may-not-protect-against-omicron-report

 

[JCC]

There's a thing circulating around talking about using Betadine up the nose and gargling to kill the virus in the nose. Seems like it would be worth the effort.

My grandfather used to gargle kerosene for a sore throat. Maybe about the same? haha

 

[skfullgun]

A warm salt-water gargle will do wonders to help a sore throat - that was our "go-to" as kids.

 

[easy rider]

A warm salt-water gargle will do wonders to help a sore throat - that was our "go-to" as kids.

My grandmother was a nurse, I still have memories from when I was a kid of being chased through the house with needle full of penicillin.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

My grandmother was a nurse, I still have memories from when I was a kid of being chased through the house with needle full of penicillin.

Yikes....

 

[easy rider]

Yikes....

Yeah she had a cupboard full of penicillin, if one of her grandkids got sick, we all got shots. Could be why I don't like needles.

 

[Grumps21]

Dentist made me swish hydrogen peroxide prior to teeth cleaning

 

[benenglish]

Dentist made me swish hydrogen peroxide prior to teeth cleaning

The best toothpaste in the world, imo, is equal parts baking soda and salt bound together with just enough hydrogen peroxide to make a loose paste. It's too abrasive to use every day but for one long, deep brushing per week, it'll help immensely with improving gum health and removing the stubborn plaque that we're supposed to get scraped off by the dentist every 6 months.

 

[glenbo]

The Betadine up the nose was mentioned in Joe Rogan's podcast where he interviewed a doctor for about 3 hours. I read part of the transcript and the doc did say to take it, watered down, up the nose all the way to the throat, then gargle with the remainder. He also recommended using mouthwash to get the taste out.

Here's a link to what I read:

Crib Notes From the Joe Rogan–Dr. McCullough Interview Everyone Is Talking About

Comedian Joe Rogan's December interview with Dr. Peter A. McCullough is fascinating. YouTube deleted the video, but here are some highlights.

pjmedia.com