Health care workers who were fired for not getting a COVID shot have won a major victory. The Liberty Counsel has announced a "historic" $10.3 million settlement in the nation's first-of-its-kind classwide lawsuit.
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How many people were denied treatment due to lack of help so the employer could masquerade as righteous
Manonthestreet, I am allergic to virus shots. The last time I got a vaccination for flu and pneumonia, I went into shock that scared the living daylights out of me. I wouldn't take a vaccine shot again, and by some fate of good fortune, I simply isolated myself to my own farm, wore masks and kept my distance from others when shopping for groceries, gas, or a home cooked meal at a diner if it had 6' of space between tables. I have other issues, so on those days, someone else gets to do the cooking.
I'm not the only one who is allergic to virus shots, 20% to 30% of the population is as well, they just may not know the symptoms I know because I took First Aid in Junior High School and again my Senior year. Shock symptoms (anaphylactic) can be alleviated by a warm blanket in winter or in Hospital Winter, where the temperature is kept extremely cold to reduce noxious germs from multiplying and resulting in vectored airborne illnesses.
Here's why I don't take vacccines:
The bottom line
"Vaccines prevent some terrible disease that most of us have been lucky enough to never see. Vaccines are the best weapon we have for viruses, because antibiotics don’t work on them. Even if you have a reaction to a vaccine,
as long as it’s not anaphylactic, it’s usually not nearly as bad as the real infection would have been."
As the COVID-19 vaccine distribution continues, concerns have been raised about possible allergic reactions to vaccines in general. However, severe allergic reactions to vaccines are rare.
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Forcing people like me to risk my life and well being is just dead wrong. Anaphylactic shock is a very bad way to die, and anaphylaxis is a deadly threat that I survived the last time I took a flu/pneumonia injection. Next time I won't be so lucky if someone slips me a vaccine if I'm in a hospital bed, fast asleep. Keep in mind, people become health care providers have a 95% chance of saving your threatened life. My guess is that even the best nurses may not realize anaphylactic shock that someone has avoided by deep breathing to get themselves to the hospital in one piece, that person still has anaphylactic shock and needs elemental care that forgetfulness can cause the patient's death or severe discomfort if they are experiencing the throes of shock. Nurses may not know anaphylaxis is a dangerous symptom and even get angry if the patient tells her/him that they experienced shock symptoms earlier, especially if that patient got their injection earlier than directly going into flu season. That happened to me, and I hate that hospital with a passion to this day.
Symptoms of anaphylaxis
If you or someone you know is exhibiting symptoms of Anaphylaxis, seek medical attention immediately.
Common symptoms include:
- Skin reactions such as itching and hives
- Flushed and pale Skin
- Lower blood pressure
- Difficulty breathing
- Choking
- Weak and rapid pulse rate
- Vomiting
- Nausea
- Dizziness or fainting
Sometimes it may be life-threatening due to symptoms like no heartbeat and no breathing.