You're doing the Lord's work here. My wife and I, being reasonable people and intelligent enough to do our own reading and research, decided to not get any of the vaccines. Although we've both survived cancer (years ago) we are in exceptional health for our respective ages. Gym 5 days a week, strenuous exercise, neither of us smoke, I don't drink alcohol at all, my wife in extreme moderation, and our immune systems are quite good.

We bolster our immune system with the well-known regimen of vitamins B-12, C, D, and K, and take zinc, quercetin, black cumin seed (a substitute for Ivermectin), and tumeric daily. We haven't been sick in the past 3 years, except that I had a minor cold-like thing back in January... achy, temp of 99.1 for one day.

Throughout it all, we both knew that we might lose friends over our decision, but we stuck by our guns and have done quite well medically throughout the "pandemic." Sure enough, we did lose a couple of 'friends' as a result, but we've found out that they weren't really friends after all. No great loss. Once I became absolutely convinced that I had chosen the right path, I was willing to lose every single friend I had if it came to that. My wife is a gentler spirit and would have grieved their loss more than I would have.

So that's one anecdotal experience, but I suspect there are millions more just like us. I'm not sure what it will be like in the future if people start dropping dead in great numbers, with SADS and VAIDS, heart failures, and cognitive collapses. One friend who remained in our circle but was vaxx'ed recently had a TIA event, total loss of cognitive abilities for a short time. His wife got him to the ER and they seem to have treated him for it OK.

I don't think I will feel "vindicated" as much as I will feel saddened by such a preventable situation.