Vaccine Scientist Says It's Not Feasible To Keep Vaccinating People

[Murrmurr]

So I guess I am not getting a thank you, .

The price of gas always go up. People travel less, gas goes down, people travel more, gas goes up. This is true since the beginning of gas. Add on to the fact that there was less travel the last couple years and the gouge factor appears.

Companies want to gain that lost income. And they will

As for the cost of eggs-truckers move those eggs, deliver those those eggs. There is a shortage of truckers so companies pay them more. The trucks use fuel and fuel has gone up. The price of the containers the eggs come has gone up. The ink they print the cartons with etc. Thus the price of eggs goes up.

I doubt the egg farmers (?) or any farmer is making a killing on the increase in price of their products. In fact, they may not be making any extra money at all. They might be making less. But others are making a killing.

It reminds me of a fairy tale-for want of a horseshoe the kingdom was lost.

I personally think this house of cards is going to crash, and crash hard. It is not sustainable. But, what do I know? Nothing, nothing at all.

I'll thank you with a big ol' >X< on the cheek, dear Aneeda. (it's ok, it wipes off )

The economy is a mess, but this isn't the first time that's happened.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

People are not supposed to be charged. I wonder if there is somewhere you could report this behavior

Aneeda....I'm sorry, I was mistaken!! They charge that $10 - $20 for podiatry patients, only if they have the ability to pay. My brain has not been functioning well lately for several reasons, one of them being lack of proper sleep.

 

[Jeni]

https://whitehousewire.com/2022/01/...m-covid-19-infection-with-fully-vaccinated-2/

New NCAA guidelines equate natural immunity from COVID-19 infection with ‘fully vaccinated’​

about 7 hours ago

Sure looks like more are moving away from the current course ....
This is a long time coming. Many of those who simply do NOT want shots have natural immunity .....

 

[OneEyedDiva]

https://whitehousewire.com/2022/01/...m-covid-19-infection-with-fully-vaccinated-2/

New NCAA guidelines equate natural immunity from COVID-19 infection with ‘fully vaccinated’​

about 7 hours ago

Sure looks like more are moving away from the current course ....
This is a long time coming. Many of those who simply do NOT want shots have natural immunity .....

I'm wondering if I'm one of those with natural immunity Jeni. I managed to not get COVID for two years. But I did finally opt to get vaccinated and am due for my 2nd shot Jan 19th.

 

[dseag2]

When the truth keeps smacking you right in the face - and you still keep refusing to see it.

Pot, meet Kettle. What an insensitive response to Aneeda.

I guess you will now tattle on me to other members re: what a horrible person I am?

 

[chic]

Aneeda....I'm sorry, I was mistaken!! They charge that $10 - $20 for podiatry patients, only if they have the ability to pay. My brain has not been functioning well lately for several reasons, one of them being lack of proper sleep.

Why are you not getting sleep? Getting good sound sleep is very important to a person's health.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

Why are you not getting sleep? Getting good sound sleep is very important to a person's health.

Thank you for your concern. I'm just starting to be able to sleep fairly well since the death of my DIL three weeks ago. Since then, there are a lot of other stressful situations that have occurred. I try not to let them stress me out but it doesn't always work. Even before she passed, my sleep schedule kept flipping back and forth between somewhat normal and not so much. I thought maybe my biorhythms are going back to the days (in my 20's) when I worked nights....3 - 12, so I was up for awhile after I got home. My brain is very busy anyway and that doesn't help.

 

[Aneeda72]

Thank you for your concern. I'm just starting to be able to sleep fairly well since the death of my DIL three weeks ago. Since then, there are a lot of other stressful situations that have occurred. I try not to let them stress me out but it doesn't always work. Even before she passed, my sleep schedule kept flipping back and forth between somewhat normal and not so much. I thought maybe my biorhythms are going back to the days (in my 20's) when I worked nights....3 - 12, so I was up for awhile after I got home. My brain is very busy anyway and that doesn't help.

So sorry about your DIL, and your other stresses. I know when my brain is churning over stuff, it is nearly impossible to sleep. And the harder you try to sleep, the harder it is to get to sleep. I always get settled on my recliner, put on a really boring movie, and eventually I drop off. Maybe this will work for you.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

So sorry about your DIL, and your other stresses. I know when my brain is churning over stuff, it is nearly impossible to sleep. And the harder you try to sleep, the harder it is to get to sleep. I always get settled on my recliner, put on a really boring movie, and eventually I drop off. Maybe this will work for you.

Aneeda, thank you! I actually sleep in my recliner and have for a few years. I just can't sleep in beds anymore. Usually eating something will put me to sleep. Sometimes I make the mistake of eating at the table (LOL) and that's where I'll fall asleep. You are absolutely right...trying to go to sleep doesn't work. I remember giving my DIL advice about how to get to sleep. Most of the people I know are having trouble sleeping these days...this includes the Gen-Xers!

 

[Aneeda72]

Aneeda, thank you! I actually sleep in my recliner and have for a few years. I just can't sleep in beds anymore. Usually eating something will put me to sleep. Sometimes I make the mistake of eating at the table (LOL) and that's where I'll fall asleep. You are absolutely right...trying to go to sleep doesn't work. I remember giving my DIL advice about how to get to sleep. Most of the people I know are having trouble sleeping these days...this includes the Gen-Xers!

This is one of the reasons I know a one bedroom will work for us. I, also, can only lay in bed so long before the back starts screaming so I sleep a lot in my recliner. Husband can have the bedroom, and I will take the living room.

You are right! We all, including young kids, have so many stresses right now; it’s a miracle any of us sleep at all.

 

[Murrmurr]

Aneeda, thank you! I actually sleep in my recliner and have for a few years. I just can't sleep in beds anymore. Usually eating something will put me to sleep. Sometimes I make the mistake of eating at the table (LOL) and that's where I'll fall asleep. You are absolutely right...trying to go to sleep doesn't work. I remember giving my DIL advice about how to get to sleep. Most of the people I know are having trouble sleeping these days...this includes the Gen-Xers!

I'm in the same boat. The weird thing is, I don't even feel sleepy...tired, yes, but not sleepy. I go to bed so that Michelle can get to sleep, but if I don't start nodding off within 30 minutes after she does, I know I'm just gonna thrash around and then get angry, so I get up. I usually start feeling sleepy at about 5 or 6am, then snooze for 2 or 3 hours.

 

[chic]

Thank you for your concern. I'm just starting to be able to sleep fairly well since the death of my DIL three weeks ago. Since then, there are a lot of other stressful situations that have occurred. I try not to let them stress me out but it doesn't always work. Even before she passed, my sleep schedule kept flipping back and forth between somewhat normal and not so much. I thought maybe my biorhythms are going back to the days (in my 20's) when I worked nights....3 - 12, so I was up for awhile after I got home. My brain is very busy anyway and that doesn't help.

That's rough. Grief is a terrible thing. If your mind is too active try having a chocolate mint or some chamomile tea before bed and make your mind as blank as you can. Keep the temperature of your sleeping area on the cool side and regulate your breathing. Breathe from your abdomen like babies do, not your chest. Chest breathing is shallow and stressful. Breathe through your nose if you can which is much better than mouth breathing.

Hugs. I hope you will be sleeping better soon. We all have trouble at times with our sleep.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

That's rough. Grief is a terrible thing. If your mind is too active try having a chocolate mint or some chamomile tea before bed and make your mind as blank as you can. Keep the temperature of your sleeping area on the cool side and regulate your breathing. Breathe from your abdomen like babies do, not your chest. Chest breathing is shallow and stressful. Breathe through your nose if you can which is much better than mouth breathing.

Hugs. I hope you will be sleeping better soon. We all have trouble at times with our sleep.

Chic, you know how we can give advice to others that we don't follow ourselves? LOL Ironically, one of the things I'd told my DIL to try when she was having trouble falling asleep was the premeditative breathing I was taught. It is similar to the breathing you describe. Breathe in deeply and blow out slowly. It usually works for me...I can even feel my fingers tingle the closer I get to going to sleep. But I haven't done it lately. Thank you for your concern and advice.

 

[chic]

Chic, you know how we can give advice to others that we don't follow ourselves? LOL Ironically, one of the things I'd told my DIL to try when she was having trouble falling asleep was the premeditative breathing I was taught. It is similar to the breathing you describe. Breathe in deeply and blow out slowly. It usually works for me...I can even feel my fingers tingle the closer I get to going to sleep. But I haven't done it lately. Thank you for your concern and advice.

Be well.

 

[Medusa]

I posted a reply somewhere about vaccinations being part of the reason viruses mutate, but I don't remember which thread now. Unvaccinated were also cited as part of the problem.

I got my shot for free at our local health department. I found out they were charging those without insurance $20 (if one could pay) for the COVID test the first time I got tested.

That's shocking because my admittedly limited understanding is that the vaccines are supposed to be free for everyone. Of course, that's an illusion since we're all going to pay for them in taxes and raised prices, but still...