Am I the only one here refusing to get the vaccine?
But let me tell you - my husband and I had this corvid-19 last summer. We have no idea where my hubby got it but am certain I got it from him because he got it first.
Let me share our experience.
It was July, hot like July's are in MS. He got to feeling exhausted, like having heat exhaustion- he had a heat stroke a few years ago and this was similar to it. Anyhow, since we were scheduled to have a family retreat in TN we decided to go early so we can rest and get some relaxing time in before the family gets there.
The family arrived - all of them - 27 of us. But my husband did not improve - he was tired and exhausted all the time. Our son and his wife decided to take their dad to an urgent care center to see what is wrong. He was x-rayed and told he had walking pneumonia and they prescribed amoxicillin but they also tested him for corvid-19. We went home the next day and a couple days later got a call informing us that he indeed tested pos for covid-19. By this time he felt pretty good and the ten day quarantine time was up.
I got to feeling bum and got tested and was tested pos. Got the antibiotic and recovered nicely. My symptoms were consistent with walking pneumonia - had it a couple times many years ago until I got the pneumonia vaccine and never got it since.
But would you know? Of the 27 people at our family retreat it was only my husband and I who had it? No face masks were worn, no social distancing was done. So all the hype about it being so deadly is over-blown.
All the people I knew who died from it had ongoing health issues. If it is indeed a type of pneumonia I can well understand how it can kill since I had it twice -remember thinking then how it could kill if it would be worse.
Are our days not numbered? If God wants us alive coronavirus can't kill you nor can any other kind of disease. Richard Wurmbrand said that if God wants you alive persecution cannot kill you. I understand this to mean NOTHING can kill you if God wants you alive. I do believe we are to be sensible in caring for our bodies but to live in fear?
In discussing these issues with others who have treated corvid-19 victims we have observed that a lot of the naysaying one reads about does have merit.
BTW, my husband is 76 YO and I am 74.
Have a good day!
Sandra Miller