Bring on the vaccine

[Guest]

he said he can't go for insurance reasons after the hospital bout ?

[woodland]

Not exactly an early adopter of “technology” here. I prefer to watch and learn from others before plunging into something. Definitely not in a high risk category so there’ll be lots of others ahead of us to experience it first.

P.S.
The kids, dog, and cows are all vaccinated here. Last month the youngest got her 1 year shots on her birthday............... some present that was. 😉

[Ache4Acres]

This vaccine ain’t like the others we are used to. Tread with great caution

these will be the first-ever messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines brought to market for human patients

when the world begins inoculating itself with these completely new and revolutionary vaccines, it will know virtually nothing about their long-term effects.

It uses a sequence of genetic RNA material produced in a lab that, when injected into your body, must invade your cells and hijack your cells’ protein-making machinery called ribosomes to produce the viral components that subsequently train your immune system to fight the virus.

there are unique and unknown risks to messenger RNA vaccines, including local and systemic inflammatory responses that could lead to autoimmune conditions.

[burnt]

When my turn comes up to get the Covid 19 vaccine I will be rolling up my sleeve.

Was at the family doctor for my yearly check-up early November. She told me that I'm in good health, of which I'm truly thankful for. I got the flu shot for the first time in my life on the recommendation of my doctor. She is the medical professional not the social media platforms that are out there. She told me that I will likely get the Covid vaccine in the fall. I got the measles and polio vaccines at an early age they have ensured I never caught either of those deadly viruses. It was science that developed those vaccines and it's science that has now come up with the Covid vaccine.

As a farmer I have put my trust in science to get the yields I need to make a living, and enjoy the life style I live. Science has provided me with the the inputs and equipment required to grow the crops and get the yields needed to make a profit. When growing up we had cattle which we vaccinated yearly, and that ourselves grew up butchering and eating. We never picked out a certain animal that wouldn't be vaccinated for our own consumpation. We raised our own chickens and fed them the special feeds when they were chicks so they wouldn't catch any viruses. We butchered those chicken every fall and many times we were eating them within a couple of hours of them being butchered. I'm still alive and healthy after eating vaccinated animals.

I find it odd that on a farmer chat line so many are on here pasting all kind of links casting doubt in the Covid 19 vaccine and yet use science everyday on their farms. I'm sure the majority of you got your measles and polio vaccines at an early age. You're all still alive from what I'm reading. The same ones will come on hear bashing the anti GMO crowd, but will post anti Covid 19 vaccine posts.

The Covid 19 vaccine is science, and to be a farmer in these days of science all around you it is very odd that all of a sudden this vaccine has cast doubt in so many of you. Yes I know it was developed quickly but science has grown leaps an bounds since the 50s and 60s when the polio and measles vaccines were discovered.

I hope politics isn't behind the negativity towards the Covid vaccine on Agriville as Covid isn't political as that ended on Nov 3/2020.

Well, Mr. Very Wise Man, apparently you know more than these medical voices. Are you saying they don't believe in science?

Your obstinate arrogance is sickening - very Liberal-like.

I'll just re-post this article from your most reliable Liberal rag here for your benefit, Mr. Very Wise Man:

"The implications of this Toronto Star article are simply staggering. This sounds about like throwing darts at the board from a mile away. Good thing it's only our personal health that's at risk.

"Yes, the mask stays on after you get vaccinated. Here’s why"

“We don’t actually know whether (the vaccines) prevent somebody from becoming infected and then spreading it forward,” Lee said. What that means is that if there is a large amount of the population that isn’t yet vaccinated, they’re still at risk of potentially contracting the virus from vaccinated people.

“The key issue is that if people are vaccinated, and they can still spread it, then that’s a risk to the people who aren’t vaccinated,” she said. - Dr. Robyn Lee, an infectious disease expert/prof...

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/202...heres-why.html "

[burnt]

What I find truly amazing is the only thing conspiracy theorists don't challenge is conspiracy theories.

Is this a conspiracy theory?

[biglentil]

Its synthetic genetic modification of the human genome and its patented. I wonder what the fine print of the MRNA vaccine release agreement looks like and how few will actually read it. Since Monsanto Vs. Percy Schmeiser the law is clear, life is patentable. Similar to the ownership of canola genetics will that mean that we become their property after the vaccine?

For most of us we won't even know if we have coronavirus and for those that do have symptoms Ivermectin has proven nearly 100% effective in field trials with one dose. Does it not seem excessive to force the modification of a million years of evolution of the human genome without fully understanding the long term effects?

[Rareearth]

Maybe the Shingles vaccines are a good example?

I have close friends and family who contracted and had mild to severe shingles outbreaks.

I have received the two shot vaccines to prevent the risk of pain and suffering they endured. Might be worse that Covid, don’t know but certainly it lives closer to home.

[newguy]

I used to get Agribition pneumonia every year until I started getting flu shot before.i vaccinated my pets and livestock.I paid for a shingles vaccination.shingles can be a horrible thing.knew a petso that had it in his eyes.Man hours that have been put into this new vaccine so quickly is unprecedented.I will get the covid vaccine as quick as I can get it.If you choose not to get it fine but as like smoking not getting it can come with restrictions where you can go while puffing away and possible higher health insurance premiums.Best get reliable information about it from your family doctor and not a Facebook doctor.

[burnt]

Maybe the Shingles vaccines are a good example?

I have close friends and family who contracted and had mild to severe shingles outbreaks.

I have received the two shot vaccines to prevent the risk of pain and suffering they endured. Might be worse that Covid, don’t know but certainly it lives closer to home.

Shingles isn't much fun. I had a milder case than some that I know. Many years ago when my mother got it, she was about driven to distraction with the rash and itch she suffered for weeks.

My brother had it fairly severely a few years ago and subsequently got vaccinated. Guess what, this fall he had another case, but much milder.

Vaccines have a critically important role to play, but need to follow the usual protocols to be safe.

[jazz]

If you ever get too complacent about vaccines go visit the travel health office to get an eye opening.

They will sit there and tell you about dozens of diseases that have never even existed in Canada and that you need protection. When we asked which ones were the most critical they just said get them all, better safe than sorry in their words. We proceeded to get $2000 worth of unnecessary shots. Dengue? I see more mosquitos on my farm than in any 3rd world country.

Will never do that again. But this is the ambiguous health advise that our experts dish out.

Lets see if Trudeau gets a shot.

[sawfly1]

Just Googled the ivomectin , looked like
A 50% reduction in mortality.
Not insignificant, but not a cure.
If the facts are correct

[jazz]

Just Googled the ivomectin , looked like
A 50% reduction in mortality.
Not insignificant, but not a cure.
If the facts are correct

There are several solid the****utics in the works. Thats a better approach to something with a 95%+ survival rate and mass asymptotic infections than vaccinating the entire world. At least the drug has a temporary existence in your body.

I bet these come to market right after tons have been vaccinated.

Some company in BC on the cusp.

https://bc.ctvnews.ca/vancouver-developed-covid-19-treatment-approved-for-use-1.5201168 Vancouver-developed COVID-19 treatment approved for use