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Vaccination . . . . On a recent Saturday morning outside Munson Medical Center in Traverse City, Mich., Janice Burtch sat in a car holding a can of Diet Coke in one hand, a pack of Marlboros in the other. Snow was falling, the blacktop was wet, and she had just watched her husband of 29 years take his last breath. Unlike Janice, who was fully vaccinated and boosted, Danny had refused to get the shot, something his wife attributes to a long-standing distrust in government and a heavy diet of Fox News. A week before Thanksgiving, Danny, Janice and two of their closest friends - both unvaccinated - gathered for an evening of cards in Lewiston, a one stoplight town surrounded by state forests and inland lakes more than 200 miles north of Detroit. The friends got sick first. Danny tested positive a few days later. Within days, his oxygen plunged dangerously, and he was rushed to a small rural hospital where he waited nearly two days in the emergency room before a bed in an intensive care unit opened up an hour and a half away in Traverse City. During the next two weeks, his condition worsened day by day. He experienced a dramatic loss in lung function, his kidneys were failing, then he had a heart attack followed by a stroke that left him blind. People "think God is going to create a miracle for everybody, and he's not. God helps those who help themselves. The vaccine was provided for us to help ourselves," Janice said. Her husband "chose not to get that vaccine. It is what it is. This is a partial reprint from the Washington Post. It isn't intended to be a political statement about the politics of the virus or the vaccines to counter it. It is simply the truth about the risk of not getting vaccinated. |
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1/19/2022 11:32 am |
one true story
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Vaccination is not 100% guaranteed but I will take any percentage it offers. I know the numbers game. We rid the world of smallpox through global vaccination, and I was vaccinated as a child for MMR, then for a number of diseases before I could visit certain countries. I find resistance to this particular vaccine difficult to understand for any thinking person.
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1/19/2022 12:56 pm |
The simple truth there is a huge risk in getting vaccinated. May I suggest you keep an open mind about what is being censored in the news. It's a choice. https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/ron-johnson-people-injured-covid-vaccine/ https://twitter.com/hashtag/VaccineSideEffects?src=hashtag_click https://twitter.com/hashtag/NoVaccineMandates?src=hashtag_click https://thecovidblog.com/
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I view your post as a political. My brother is 70 years old and has had covid twice. He's alive and well. I'll bet the WASHINGTON POST doesn't write about that.
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1/19/2022 4:50 pm |
Politics is human beings. The point to the article wasn't pro or con vaccination but simply points out the correlation between not getting vaccinated and the regret for that choice.
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1/20/2022 8:07 am |
It will always be a challenge to those who have blinders on and don't look beyond the main stream media. I suppose your against early treatments such as Ivermectin and all for giving the shot to children who have no risk in getting Covid-19. https://covid19criticalcare.com/tv-podcast-interviews/ https://mamm.org/information-dozen-and-the-racketeers-of-misinformation/ Look beyond your front door hardtop4you https://twitter.com/protestnews_en https://t.me/s/covidvaccineinjuries/
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