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12/04/21
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Originally posted by AverageJoe:
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You use the standard Govt logic, Risk v Reward. I am not taking this Mrna for reasons that regardless of TGA rubber stampping it because 'ends justify means' method of approval, it is still experimental and under the trial programs. However if I am at the age where the risks are very high and./or suffering a lot of health issues, then prudency dictates the 'prevention' option. I had a discussion with a doctor friend over the WE and it is his opinion that Mrna deemed a vaccine works in a subtle way different to the achievent of a typical vaccine. Mrna artificially boost the immune system to just produce a big heap of antibodies generically. It is possible these antibodies can actually attack the immunity of the body. Vacinne boost specific antibody that fights the specific virus infection. He gave real life annonymous example of measuring a patient anti body markers a year before and post Mrna shot. The antibody markers are not abnormally high! It is very difficult for the general public like myself to look at death cases whether domestic or international and trust the data. How do we define a Covid death from one that just need any further illness to push over the proverbial cliff? I am revisiting Trump's view that it is 'just another flu' and nothing any more sinister than the other flus we get yearly. This one like the others are predisposed to killing the elderly statistically. So far we do still have time in Oz instead of being forced to be the gueniea pig like some of our piers.
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Those are good reasons not to get it but her reason is so she can travel or she wouldn't bother. I know at this stage, that if I say anything more it will guarantee the visit in the morning and it's best I say nothing now. I've cast the seed of doubt which was my best chance because on this issue we are poles apart, sadly.