TarponChaser said:

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redcrayon said:

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Those CVS finger ***** tests only measure antibodies from a more recent infection. If you really want to measure antibodies, you need a blood draw. This is what an NP at CVS told me.

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Well, I had covid right after Thanksgiving last year and it was extremely mild. Like 36-48 hours of fatigue and just feeling beat up. Tested for antibodies at CVS on 8/12/2021 and still had them.

I suppose it could have been a recent infection because I know I've had several exposures since but never been sick at all. So if I had it again I was asymptomatic.

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Every exposure is like a booster shot. You don't need to get infected to get a bump in antibody production.

So if you know you've definitely been infected, and definitively been exposed multiple times since infection, then you can't draw a definitive conclusion on how long antibody remain elevated following a recovery.

Great video. Thanks for posting and worth everyone's 10 minutes.

Thanks for the response. I agree with pretty much everything you said.

CypressAg09 said:

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SoulSlaveAG2005 said:

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While i appreciate your sentiment and know it comes from a good place in your heart, I am not glad I got the shot.

Being forced to do something against your will, even if it does no harm physically but does represent a philosophical and spiritual slight is not something I want to do again.

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If you don't mind me asking are you completely anti-vaccine or just the covid vaccine. I know the situations aren't the same, but are you against schools requiring children to get the vaccines we all do as kids?

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Not even close to the same thing. When you wrongly assume the Covid shot is a VCACCINE, you already have proved your ignorance.

The shots required for kids, polio, MMR, TDaP, etc., how many times do you take those?

Now, how often did we take the flu SHOT? Same w/Covid?

When we stop calling it a "vaccine", maybe people can understand why those of us who have no desire to get the "vaccine" b/c we have survived this far w/o it will shut the **** up & take care of themselves.

And OP, go get a PCP. If you have insurance you're paying for it so get checked, get a physical, whatever else. Most insurance companies will cover at 100% wellness visits.

Zobel said:

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Of all of the arguments about the vaccines, the etymological one has got to be the worst.

Every single one of the vaccines you listed require multiple doses to get high efficacy.

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Bull***** Utter bull*****

theeyetest said:

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Sazerac said:

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You have immunity. Completely unnecessary.

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How long does natural immunity last? It's been over a year since I was effected and recovered.

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It's been 18 months since I recovered, and I've been living normal for the last year (large crowds, no mask). Natural immunity isn't about have the antibodies - they're just a marker that your body fought a virus. The T cell is a memory sell that remembers the battle plan from the last time you fought the virus and will enact the same winning battle plan the next time the virus approaches. #Laymanterms