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mrsb04 wrote: Hal
IMHO as a front line health professional ITP will not kill you but ‘flu could.
It’s a bigger picture than just protecting oneself. None vaccinated people could asymptomatically carry the flu virus and pass it on to someone else who then becomes critically ill and dies
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MelA wrote: My thought - if you don't like what is out there call it fake news
Flu death, flu associated death - what's the difference? Toe-may-toe, toe-mah-toe - it's all the same.
A flu associated/related death would not have happened had it not been for the person having the flu, period.
A young child in Florida, a woman in Kentucky have already died in October due to what, flu or flu related - does it really matter, their lives are lost too early and why?
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Sandi wrote: I can remember when the flu was just the flu. No vaccines for that when I was a kid, and we didn't even give it a thought. The same thing when my kids were growing up; no fear and I never gave it a thought. It has slowly become this huge thing that always equals death and the vaccine is pushed everywhere you go.
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You believe what you want to Sandi - without proof you stated that the senator had died from the flu shot - that is so wrong for you to do that in order to scare people into believing what you want them to believe, that a flu shot is bad & evil.Sandi wrote: Melinda - I did not sensationalize that. Both he and his wife believed that his symptoms were due to the flu shot.
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