Vax Card or Negative Test for Entry to Joe Aillet

[THEarmada]

I heard, not from Fox News, that the hospital bed narrative is another scare tactic. Allegedly, they never report on all the privately owned hospitals with many empty beds. Makes a huge difference if you only include county general.

You’re wrong and your misinformation is dangerous.

[eagle2180]

You’re wrong and your misinformation is dangerous.

The science is not settled on Covid 19….what happens if your recommendation is proven to be wrong in the near future?

[HogDawg]

Doesn't President Trump get the credit for funding the rush for the vaccines? That's an awesome achievement! We should take advantage of it.

You are correct. Trump gets credit for rolling out the vaccine in record time. It was Joe Biden during the debates who lied to America and said he "had a plan" to get America past this pandemic quickly. Fact is, he had no plan whatsoever, and every time we turn around, things are getting worse and worse. What happened to his brilliant plan?

I have no problem with people who want to take the vaccine. That's another canard from the left. I've always said, if you have a compromised immune system in any way --be it age, obesity, diabetes, bad lungs, heart issues, etc...-- then it's probably in your best interest to take the vaccine. I recommended the vaccine for my parents for those very same reasons. And they got the shots. However, for age appropriate, healthy people with no compromising health issues, I simply remind people that you already have a naturally good immune system and you can likely fight off COVID pretty well, if you get it. So, if you're a healthy person who doesn't take a lot of medication(s), or doesn't pop a lot of pills every day, you probably have a pretty healthy immune system. But ONLY YOU would know that.

Like the flu, getting COVID is not the end of the world, unless of course, you already have a compromised immune system which can make it a little or a lot more difficult. Again, ONLY YOU know these things about your immune system.

[techman05]

You’re wrong and your misinformation is dangerous.

I will believe all this “misinformation” to be debunked when independent studies done by someone with no affiliation to the FDA or CDC debunks it. As long as all we have is information from a government entity which should not be trusted, I’ll continue to trust my local doctors on the ground over medical consensus.

[Guisslapp]

You are correct. Trump gets credit for rolling out the vaccine in record time. It was Joe Biden during the debates who lied to America and said he "had a plan" to get America past this pandemic quickly. Fact is, he had no plan, and every time we turn around, things are getting worse and worse. What happened to his brilliant plan?

I have no problem with people who want to take the vaccine. That's another canard from the left. I've always said, if you have a compromised immune system in any way --be it age, obesity, diabetes, bad lungs, heart issues, etc...-- then it's probably in your best interest to take the vaccine. I recommended the vaccine for my parents for those very same reasons. And they got the shots. However, for age appropriate, healthy people with no compromising health issues, I simply remind people that you already have a naturally good immune system and you can likely fight off COVID pretty well, if you get it. So, if you're a healthy person who doesn't take a lot of medication(s), or doesn't pop a lot of pills every day, you probably have a pretty healthy immune system. But ONLY YOU would know that.

Like the flu, getting COVID is not the end of the world, unless of course, you already have a compromised immune system which can make it a little or a lot more difficult. Again, ONLY YOU know these things about your immune system.

Dangerous and foolish advice.

[HogDawg]

An opinion held by a minority of Americans, but not even relevant to what we are discussing here.

LOL! Just stop the nonsense. Even Trumps biggest critics give him credit for Operation Warp Speed.

Fauci gives Trump administration credit on Operation Warp Speed

https://www.axios.com/francis-collins-operation-warp-speed-trump-covid-4b9df75b-8bba-4aae-b999-391752de71e7.html


Slavitt: I would ‘tip my hat’ to Trump’s Operation Warp Speed

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/03/11/slavitt-trump-operation-warp-speed-475310


There are a ton of these stories out there highlighting Trumps critics actually giving Trump credit for Operation Warp Speed. I could post many more, but even you should get the picture by now.

[HogDawg]

Dangerous and foolish advice.

You're a fool. That's called sound and prudent advice. Something you're totally unfamiliar with.

[HogDawg]

People will lie to you about this stuff, just to support their position. In this case it was a Doctor.


Rolling Stone slammed for FAKE story about Oklahoma patients overdosing on ivermectin



https://meaww.com/dr-jason-mc-elyea-...-on-ivermectin




.Rolling Stone forced to issue an 'update' after viral hospital ivermectin story turns out to be false

Funny how Guissy and Dr. Armada, etc... just walked right by these new stories talking about the fake story Rolling Stone did on hospitals in northeast Oklahoma. Among other things, a doctor claimed the hospital system in NE Oklahoma was full and overwhelmed with COVID patients when in actuality, they were nothing of the sort. The hospital actually had to put out a retraction refuting the story completely. LOL! Doctors lying? Surely not! Yep. LOL!

[techman05]

Funny how Guissy and Dr. Armada, etc... just walked right by these new stories talking about the fake story Rolling Stone did on hospitals in northeast Oklahoma. Among other things, a doctor claimed the hospital system in NE Oklahoma was full and overwhelmed with COVID patients when in actuality, they were nothing of the sort. The hospital actually had to put out a retraction refuting the story completely. LOL! Doctors lying? Surely not! Yep. LOL!

Family members of mine work in area hospitals in northern Louisiana. State was reporting they were overrun with Covid patients. At the time of this announcement, public knowledge was that several hundred beds were available along the I-20 corridor.

[HogDawg]

Family members of mine work in area hospitals in northern Louisiana. State was reporting they were overrun with Covid patients. At the time of this announcement, public knowledge was that several hundred beds were available along the I-20 corridor.

One of my best friends from Homer had COVID 2 weeks ago, and he was told to just stay at home and guess what?.......TREAT the SYMPTOMS!! .

[techman05]

One of my best friends from Homer had COVID 2 weeks ago, and he was told to just stay at home and guess what?.......TREAT the SYMPTOMS!! .

When actual doctors who are treating this thing say early intervention is the key. Infusion plus a cocktail prescription. AND PEOPLE GET BETTER WITHOUT NEEDING A HOSPITAL AT ALL! Any doctor who is not doing this is not upholding his/her oath. Diagnose and treat. End of story.

[THEarmada]

I don’t need anecdotes from Oklahoma to know that the hospitals in my state are overwhelmed with COVID. And any argument that are hospitals aren’t overwhelmed is foolish and dangerous.

I don’t to read the crap y’all post because I’M LIVING IT. Y’all throw out BS like “well I heard” and “this one time in Oklahoma”…I don’t care to read it because I’m telling you I can’t provide the same level of care to my patients because all the hospitals in MS are overwhelmed. And generally “hospital beds” aren’t the issue. It’s ICU beds, critical care staff (nurses, techs, therapists) and non-critical care staff that are the issue.

You think we’re treating patients out of tents being staffed by federal employees and Samaritan’s purse cause it’s fun.

There are things that can be debated about this pandemic but COVIDs effect on hospitals is not one of them and I get really pissed by any insinuation otherwise.

[Guisslapp]

When actual doctors who are treating this thing say early intervention is the key. Infusion plus a cocktail prescription. AND PEOPLE GET BETTER WITHOUT NEEDING A HOSPITAL AT ALL! Any doctor who is not doing this is not upholding his/her oath. Diagnose and treat. End of story.

Early intervention is key. Vaccination is as well.

And I agree doctors prescribing dewormer instead of putting patients on the antibody cocktail infusion (Regeneron) are not upholding their oath.

[techman05]

I don’t need anecdotes from Oklahoma to know that the hospitals in my state are overwhelmed with COVID. And any argument that are hospitals aren’t overwhelmed is foolish and dangerous.

I don’t to read the crap y’all post because I’M LIVING IT. Y’all throw out BS like “well I heard” and “this one time in Oklahoma”…I don’t care to read it because I’m telling you I can’t provide the same level of care to my patients because all the hospitals in MS are overwhelmed. And generally “hospital beds” aren’t the issue. It’s ICU beds, critical care staff (nurses, techs, therapists) and non-critical care staff that are the issue.

You think we’re treating patients out of tents being staffed by federal employees and Samaritan’s purse cause it’s fun.

There are things that can be debated about this pandemic but COVIDs effect on hospitals is not one of them and I get really pissed by any insinuation otherwise.

I can’t speak to what you see in Mississippi and have no reason to doubt you. I was pointing out the discrepancy in truth and messaging here in Louisiana .

[HogDawg]

I can’t speak to what you see in Mississippi and have no reason to doubt you. I was pointing out the discrepancy in truth and messaging here in Louisiana .

Well, you just saw that discrepancy in the Oklahoma news story. It's real. People lied, and got caught doing it.