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I had Covid last summer. Never got tested but was around family that tested positive and we all had similar symptoms. My case was extremely mild and lasted around a day other than losing taste and smell for a week. Just like most other healthy individuals that recover.

I do not feel comfortable getting the stupid vaccine but am starting to get pressured from work. I donated blood this week specifically because they check for Covid antibodies. Even 8 months after I had it, I still have the antibodies.

My question is why should I need to get the vaccine? Wouldn’t my natural immunity be far superior? I’d rather not take the risk with this new vaccine that we have no idea of what long term effects may happen.

I had Covid last summer. Never got tested but was around family that tested positive and we all had similar symptoms. My case was extremely mild and lasted around a day other than losing taste and smell for a week. Just like most other healthy individuals that recover. I do not feel comfortable getting the stupid vaccine but am starting to get pressured from work. I donated blood this week specifically because they check for Covid antibodies. Even 8 months after I had it, I still have the antibodies. My question is why should I need to get the vaccine? Wouldn’t my natural immunity be far superior? I’d rather not take the risk with this new vaccine that we have no idea of what long term effects may happen.

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[–] 2 pts (edited )

First of all you didn’t “have Covid” because Covid is a medical fraud based on a theoretical virus that was never proven to exist.

Your employer will either require the vaccine or not. If they don’t, you need only simply say that you’re not taking it. If you feel you want to give some kind of explanation, say you’re concerned with fertility (if you’re young) or autoimmune diseases. But you don’t have to give any explanation other than “no” or “no, fuck off.”

Tell them you’re concerned about the many deaths and adverse reactions associated with the shot so far. (vaers.hhs.gov)

Saying that you don’t need it because you “had it” (you didn’t) plays right into the vaccine narrative because they from the start have said that you should still get the vaccine if you have had Covid.

If anyone asks me, I’ll tell them I’ll sign up for the vaccine right then and there if they can tell me how PCR works. Of course they can’t, which means they don’t understand the Covid tests, which means they don’t understand the fraud, yet they’re willing to inject themselves with an unknown substance that at best will not help or protect them from anything.