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Important to share the stories of all of the previously healthy people that have made the choice to avoid vaccination and ended up harmed or killed by covid.
former fitness and nutrition coach for the Denver Broncos has urged people to get a COVID-19 vaccine, revealing that he lost 70 pounds during a six week stay in hospital after contracting the virus.
Bill Phillips, a nutrition and supplementation expert for the Colorado-based team in the 1990s who has since become a bestselling author, revealed to The Denver Post on Tuesday that he has been hospitalized for 47 days after contracting COVID.
The 56-year-old told the newspaper that at one point he was put into a medically induced coma and treated with a ventilator because he was struggling to breathe.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Healthy and in their 30s, Christina and Josh Tidmore figured they were low-risk for COVID-19. With conflicting viewpoints about whether to get vaccinated against the virus filling their social media feeds and social circles, they decided to wait.
On July 20, Josh came home from work with a slight cough initially thought to be sinus trouble. On Aug. 11, he died of COVID-19 at a north Alabama hospital as Christina Tidmore witnessed a doctor and her team frantically try to resuscitate her husband.
“She would say, ’I need a pulse. ’I would hear, ‘no pulse,’ “Christina Tidmore said through tears. “They were trying so hard.”
“Nobody should go through this. He was only 36 and I’m 35 and we have three kids.”
She is now imploring young adults not to dismiss the risk and to consider getting vaccinated.
“Josh was completely healthy, active, not a smoker.” He would have turned 37 on Saturday.
The chances of a healthy, fairly young person dying from China Virus are EXTREMELY low.
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Originally Posted by Bjorn Ironside
I am surprised nobody brought this up, the stupid viral crate challenge, I can imagine how many people are suffering concussions and broken bones from irresponsible behavior.
Since we all know that the likelihood of being injured or killed by the vaccine is infinitesimally smaller than if you get Covid, I think your posts are misplaced.
Before going onto a ventilator in hospital, Mr Eyers told his consultant that he wished he had been vaccinated - and died in intensive care after suffering from an infection and organ failure, leaving behind a daughter aged 19.
I think you are playing into the medias hand of fear mongering and control. Why is it ok for a kid to sit at a restaurant with no mask? I can name a hundred different contradictory things about COVID. As with any virus, death is a factor, in this case it happens to be on the extremely low side.
The death and injury rate for children is extremely low from Covid. The biggest impact children face from Covid is the loss of a parent who made the incredibly poor decision not to get themselves vaccinated.
Since we all know that the likelihood of being injured or killed by the vaccine is infinitesimally smaller than if you get Covid, I think your posts are misplaced.
Actually both can be true.
You have a VERY small chance of dying from China Virus, and you have a VERY small chance of having problems from the vaccine (however, who knows what long term issues there may be?).
HOWEVER, EVERYONE will get the China virus sooner or later, vaxed or not. You should just accept it.
You should also accept that whether you're vaxed or not, you will almost certainly be fine.
You should also accept that personal health decisions are just that, personal.
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