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Could be, who knows. I know several people who tested positive and had no symptoms. As was said early on in the pandemic most people who are covid positive do not have any symptoms.
Their talking point was, but they can transmit it that is why it is so dangerous.
Odd that doesn't seem to be an issue now with those who are vaccinated. They are still telling us it is the unvaccinated who are spreading it, even the hundreds of thousands who have already had it and have antibodies.
and a new israeli study shows that infection provides stronger immunity than the vaccines. My family has the best of both, we had covid and got the vax.
This person has drunk up so much of the vaccine koolaid that they could have 5 family members die from the vaccine and still deny it was a factor. I also read many of the accounts in the VAERS database and believe most are attributable to getting the vaccine.
My son is in the VAERS database as his 2nd jab gave him a heart attack as it has many young and healthy men.
and a new israeli study shows that infection provides stronger immunity than the vaccines. My family has the best of both, we had covid and got the vax.
But how long the natural immunity from having COVID lasts is still under question.
My son had COVID last March. He barely knew he had it (lost sense of smell)...it was the first strain and he's young and healthy.
We won't know if he is 'still' immune until there has been more time passed and significant collection of data.
And VAERS is grossly underreported based on all available evidence. I'm sorry for what happened to your son. No healthy young person should take these things yet. Wait and see is the best course of action.
Yeah I advised him not to get the vaccine even though I got it due to my age versus his but he was pressured by his employer and society to get the jabs and did it. He seems to have recovered but we don't know yet how much if any long-term harm from the vaccine caused heart attack he will have.
I have no way of knowing how accurate and legitimate the VAERS numbers are, I'm just 99.99999% sure in his case, he had a heart attack caused by the 2nd jab.
He seems to have recovered except his BP is still higher than it was before the vaccine induced heart attack. He's not anti-vax but he wishes he had known of the heart attack risk caused by the vaccine in his age and gender group beforehand.
And the pandemic marches on. I've noticed that the countries with multiple times less deaths than others are also countries where the people are fit not fat.
Some people simply are destined to die of Covid, vaccine or not. Example that young sports reporter who died at 39 the other day. The genetic makeup of some is such that their immune system is going to badly overreact to the virus
People were not intended to be exposed to bat viruses.
Not long ago, heart attacks were primarily a problem faced by older adults. It was rare for anyone younger than 40 to have a heart attack. Now 1 in 5 heart attack patients are younger than 40 years of age.
Here’s another troubling fact to highlight the problem: Having a heart attack in your 20s or early 30s is more common. Between the years 2000-2016, the heart attack rate increased by 2% every year in this young age group.
Your outlook isn’t better following a heart attack just because you’re younger. Patients who have a heart attack in their 20s or 30s face the same risks as older patients. Once you have that first heart attack, you have the same chance of dying from a second major heart event or a stroke regardless of your age.
Listen, it’s advisable for everyone regardless of vax status to curb unnecessary travel.
Well, I am not getting on a plane but i dont' any harm getting in my car and traveling to another state for a visit... Just use common sense.
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