Truth about Vaccinations
My testimony if I'm asked to testify.42 total reviews
Comment from Ric Myworld
Well, sadly, we will never know what's right until way down the road when something bad or worse happens. I went two years without a shot and did everything that I'd always done, which included being out and about with lots of people. Then, feeling guilty, and not wanting to be a person who wasn't willing to help get Covid under control, I took the first two shots, and then a booster. Then, I got Covid. And I've had it three times altogether. But dummy me, I'm headed next week to get another booster. Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 01-Oct-2023
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Well, sadly, we will never know what's right until way down the road when something bad or worse happens. I went two years without a shot and did everything that I'd always done, which included being out and about with lots of people. Then, feeling guilty, and not wanting to be a person who wasn't willing to help get Covid under control, I took the first two shots, and then a booster. Then, I got Covid. And I've had it three times altogether. But dummy me, I'm headed next week to get another booster. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 01-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 01-Oct-2023
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Ric, yep. I think you are right, it will years down the road, long after I'm gone, when the truth comes out about all this, but I did get #6 last week. Terry.
Comment from Ulla
Hi Terry, I like the way you handle the topic of the vaccination. I've had one covid booster in 202, then no more,and I have never had covid. With regards to the flu jab, all I can say is that I had twice in my very early sixties. The next day after the first one I came down with a severe flu that lasted two weeks. I realised I'd never had flue before. The following year I thought it must have been a coincidence, so I had the jab again, and the exact same thing happened. Then I decided never again, and I haven't had flu since. So there you go, we all react differently to vaccinations. I loved the picture with your fun piece. Ulla:)))
reply by the author on 30-Sep-2023
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Hi Terry, I like the way you handle the topic of the vaccination. I've had one covid booster in 202, then no more,and I have never had covid. With regards to the flu jab, all I can say is that I had twice in my very early sixties. The next day after the first one I came down with a severe flu that lasted two weeks. I realised I'd never had flue before. The following year I thought it must have been a coincidence, so I had the jab again, and the exact same thing happened. Then I decided never again, and I haven't had flu since. So there you go, we all react differently to vaccinations. I loved the picture with your fun piece. Ulla:)))
Comment Written 30-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 30-Sep-2023
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Ulla, thank you for reading. You have your own scientific study...don't get the flu shot! Terry.
Comment from Sandra Nelms-Ludwig
This is a well-written piece of prose. It is on a serious topic, but you managed to find the humor and absurdity in getting any of the suggested vaccinations. I too got all of the Covid boosters but got Covid in May with numerous complications. I suffered for about two months. I'm undecided about the present booster. I will probably get it. I'm avoiding the new RSV shot. It's too unknown for me.
Your visual on this piece is quirky as ever and totally unrelated. lol I'm glad you are still on this site. I have missed your dry humor and quirky wit.
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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This is a well-written piece of prose. It is on a serious topic, but you managed to find the humor and absurdity in getting any of the suggested vaccinations. I too got all of the Covid boosters but got Covid in May with numerous complications. I suffered for about two months. I'm undecided about the present booster. I will probably get it. I'm avoiding the new RSV shot. It's too unknown for me.
Your visual on this piece is quirky as ever and totally unrelated. lol I'm glad you are still on this site. I have missed your dry humor and quirky wit.
Comment Written 29-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Sandy, thank for the six star review! I did get my #6 shot a few days ago. I don?t want to get Covid again. I hope it helps. Terry.
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You are welcome. Lord knows, I don't want it again either.
Comment from Carol Hillebrenner
You are exactly right. It is anyone's guess. Although my sister-in-law and daughter-in-law got no covid shots, and both nearly died. My husband and I had 3 shots and he has had a mild case of it twice. All four (granddaughter 30 with 4 shots and great grandson 8 with no shots) of us had mild cases of it for Easter. Flu shots are made using eggs. I've had two and was slightly paralyzed once and was certain I was dying the second time. Shots seem about as dependable as playing the lottery.
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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You are exactly right. It is anyone's guess. Although my sister-in-law and daughter-in-law got no covid shots, and both nearly died. My husband and I had 3 shots and he has had a mild case of it twice. All four (granddaughter 30 with 4 shots and great grandson 8 with no shots) of us had mild cases of it for Easter. Flu shots are made using eggs. I've had two and was slightly paralyzed once and was certain I was dying the second time. Shots seem about as dependable as playing the lottery.
Comment Written 29-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Carol, thanks for reading. I think your family's experience has been very similar to others. Terry.
Comment from Ginda Simpson
You expose some very valid points and questions to be raised with your not-so-scientific (but loaded with common sense) study of vaccination and its effectiveness. The answer seems to be not "yes" or "no" but "maybe". We must reach a decision on our own.
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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You expose some very valid points and questions to be raised with your not-so-scientific (but loaded with common sense) study of vaccination and its effectiveness. The answer seems to be not "yes" or "no" but "maybe". We must reach a decision on our own.
Comment Written 29-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Ginda, thank you for reading, and I am sad that the answer in my opinion is we must reach the decision for ourselves. Terry.
Comment from jenintorre
I really enjoyed reading your piece on such a controversial subject. My guess is as good as yours. Everyone has their own theory it seems but who knows?
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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I really enjoyed reading your piece on such a controversial subject. My guess is as good as yours. Everyone has their own theory it seems but who knows?
Comment Written 29-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Thank you for the review and reading the story. Terry.
Comment from Iza Deleanu
I am with you o n this one, I got my 3 covidshots because I had to travel and I had to keep my employment and if I had a choice I would say pass. Thank you for sharing and good luck with your writings.
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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I am with you o n this one, I got my 3 covidshots because I had to travel and I had to keep my employment and if I had a choice I would say pass. Thank you for sharing and good luck with your writings.
Comment Written 29-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Iza, thank you for the six-star review. I don't think it is right for anyone to force you to have the shot for employment. It should be your decision. Terry.
Comment from Katherine M. (k-11)
I am a biologist with 17 years of study under my belt. The most important thing we learnt was observation. I took early retirement at the end of 2020, but I watched with bated breath as my colleagues fought to tell us we were winning the battle against Covid. These were my friends and the stress was aging them at an impossible rate. They were being forced to twist the truth. I had my third jab, which put me in bed for a week - I have never felt so ill. I have avoided all Covid jabs since and hope I will be able to continue to do so.
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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I am a biologist with 17 years of study under my belt. The most important thing we learnt was observation. I took early retirement at the end of 2020, but I watched with bated breath as my colleagues fought to tell us we were winning the battle against Covid. These were my friends and the stress was aging them at an impossible rate. They were being forced to twist the truth. I had my third jab, which put me in bed for a week - I have never felt so ill. I have avoided all Covid jabs since and hope I will be able to continue to do so.
Comment Written 28-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 29-Sep-2023
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Kay, Thank you for the six stars. I know you are the real deal. I think your opinions are very eye-opening. Thank you. Terry.
Comment from judiverse
Oh, my, and I was hoping I could get some definitive answers when I read your post. It's an excellent presentation and you include some I great information. I don't know when I got my first flu shot, but I have one every year. I went to my doctor last week, and he said they hadn't received their supply of either the flu or COVID vaccine. Yes, I have heard of people getting COVID even though they've had the shots. I know what you mean about the shots. My arm was sore and red where I got the shot for at least a week. There has been so much misleading information about COVID and the vaccine, I don't know whether to get another shot or not. I think I've avoided COVID. mainly because I don't go out much. Anyhow, an interesting article and I understand your conclusion. It's a lot of guesswork. judi
reply by the author on 28-Sep-2023
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Oh, my, and I was hoping I could get some definitive answers when I read your post. It's an excellent presentation and you include some I great information. I don't know when I got my first flu shot, but I have one every year. I went to my doctor last week, and he said they hadn't received their supply of either the flu or COVID vaccine. Yes, I have heard of people getting COVID even though they've had the shots. I know what you mean about the shots. My arm was sore and red where I got the shot for at least a week. There has been so much misleading information about COVID and the vaccine, I don't know whether to get another shot or not. I think I've avoided COVID. mainly because I don't go out much. Anyhow, an interesting article and I understand your conclusion. It's a lot of guesswork. judi
Comment Written 28-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 28-Sep-2023
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Judi, Thank you. Sadly I think it is guesswork. Terry
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You're welcome. I believe you're right. We hear so much conflicting information it doesn't inspire confidence. judi
Comment from mermaids
I enjoyed reading your essay. I work as a nurse in a nursing home and to be honest, I do not know if any vaccines are effective. I no longer take the Covid vaccine because it makes me much sicker than when I contracted Covid. I never heard of the study of prisoners with the Covid vaccine, very interesting. You make some excellent points here.
reply by the author on 28-Sep-2023
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I enjoyed reading your essay. I work as a nurse in a nursing home and to be honest, I do not know if any vaccines are effective. I no longer take the Covid vaccine because it makes me much sicker than when I contracted Covid. I never heard of the study of prisoners with the Covid vaccine, very interesting. You make some excellent points here.
Comment Written 28-Sep-2023
reply by the author on 28-Sep-2023
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Thank you very much for reading and for doing that important work! Terry.
