The CDC just quietly acknowledged that far more people have natural immunity than was earlier reported. A staggering 146.6 million people have been infected by the Sars-CoV-2 virus and have survived it, thus making them immune to future infections. END THIS CHARADE *NOW*!
(beckernews.com)
⚠️ Vax-tarded ☠️
I had it at the start of the year. No big deal: felt abnormally tired, had a few temp spikes and a metallic taste for a few days. Never worn a mask, traveled on public transport, got close to people and am absolutely fine - despite being in the "at risk" group. I dare say a healthy diet and lifestyle helped but seriously, this is no worse that a mild cold if you are healthy and fit.
Eh, I got it over the holidays last year and it straight up rocked me. I was in bed for five days and was pretty close to going to a hospital. I'm 55, an avid runner and very healthy, never smoked and don't really drink. Zero comorbidities. My wife is 42, zero comorbidities, also a runner and in amazing shape got it at the same time and she was in just as rough shape. My oldest daughter got it, she was fine. Youngest girl got it, and she had to go get special lung treatments because she had childhood asthma.
It effects everyone differently and you can't make a sweeping statement like that and just blow it off for everyone, it's similar to the flu because the flu effects people differently. I get the flu bad every damn year like clockwork, like 7 days in bed with a fever, but my wife gets it and it's just sniffles.
Whenever I hear stories like this, or of people who didn’t get COVID despite the rest of their family getting it, I always wonder if the blood type thing really is a big issue.
The people I know who didn’t experience anything from the virus or vaccine so far have type O blood, mostly. The people who got screwed by both the vaccine and the virus so far that I know of have A or B.
Weird, I have O.
Blood type is only one factor and it’s not a 100% reliable indicator, just like everything else in medicine and life.
I will say I was starting hyperbaric oxygen therapy the week before I came down with symptoms; I had to pause until the pneumonia got better. HBOT likely kept it from getting too bad too quickly in my case.