Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
No one said it would stop transmission. It was just stop deaths and reduce the load on hospitals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
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Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
No one said it would stop transmission. It was just stop deaths and reduce the load on hospitals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have been so busy, no excuse, we haven’t had our flu shots never mind our covid shots. We usually get a flu shot, kids only received 1st and 2nd covid shots when they came out.
Should I bother at this point to get both shots fir our teens or just get one, the flu shot? What have you done? My teens are 16 & 17, healthy.
I was a huge Covid shot fan in early 2021. But by the fall of 2021 it was obvious they were pretty useless for the vast majority of the population. I think pushing them on people before we really understood how effective they were over the long and medium term really kneecapped our public health agencies. Was stupid in retrospect.
In any event, whether you do or don’t get the shot for your family, yes, you are all going to get Covid again. And you will all be fine.
Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised people are reporting side effects from either shot. My kids and I get both shots annually and never have any side effects, other than sore arm.
Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised people are reporting side effects from either shot. My kids and I get both shots annually and never have any side effects, other than sore arm.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
Health professionals were clear that the main benefit was less severe illness. I don't know what media you watch, but I was aware it reduced but didn't prevent transmission.
Yep. We were all forced to get the vaccine so we'd have less severe illness.
By "forced" do you mean your employer required it? Your employer whose healthcare expenses rise if you are severely ill?
Anonymous wrote:We have been so busy, no excuse, we haven’t had our flu shots never mind our covid shots. We usually get a flu shot, kids only received 1st and 2nd covid shots when they came out.
Should I bother at this point to get both shots fir our teens or just get one, the flu shot? What have you done? My teens are 16 & 17, healthy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
Health professionals were clear that the main benefit was less severe illness. I don't know what media you watch, but I was aware it reduced but didn't prevent transmission.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Both kids got the Covid shots, neither got the boosters. Our doctor didn’t recommend them and we don’t plan on ever getting them the boosters. DH and I got one booster early on and didn’t get any more after that. Looking back, I regret giving the initial shots to my kids but caved to the pressure here.
I’ve gotten the Covid vaccine plus several boosters, but that is absolutely not true when the vaccine was first rolled out.
Why? Did something happen?
Yes the lamestream media lied to us
What did they lie about?
Effectiveness of the shot particularly in preventing transmission
Health professionals were clear that the main benefit was less severe illness. I don't know what media you watch, but I was aware it reduced but didn't prevent transmission.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are people okay with being sick 4-6 days? So blase about losing a week of your life to illness!
I vaccinate to reduce amount of sick time if I get a virus. I enjoy life too much
We’ve never gotten very sick from covid. Youngest got a runny nose for a day. I was sick about two days. Husband and middle child completely asymptomatic.
Flu has been a whole different ball game for us.
+1 Covid doesn't seem to bother our family at all. We got our 3 Covid shots back in 2020 and are done. But the flu? No thanks. So we've all been getting the flu shot every year for 10-20 years and haven't had the flu since then.
Your anecdote means nothing. I’ve gotten Covid shots keep getting Covid. Never had flu shots never got the flu