Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "NY Times Wildly Inflates COVID Numbers For Children" video.

  1. I hope he is not in a psychologically unwholesome environment encouraging him to believe he is unwell. Children are excessively vulnerable to such suggestion. When that happened to me due to an unusually severe cold, my doctor carefully checked me out, then told me to take brisk walks. He said it would be better in two weeks. It was.
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  2.  @mdl8210  Who said on purpose, or even consciously? It's only years later that people get a perspective -- if ever!
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  3. Instead of worrying about a YouTube channel that started in a stand-up comic's garage, take charge. Take your child to a cardiologist, a hematologist, a neurologist, see what they say, start eating organic vegetables, cut out all unhealthy snacks or added sugar, take walks with him in pretty scenery, around forest preserves with geese or deer, or beautiful fall colors, and insist that your child WILL get better, matter-of-factly. Don't model depression, don't model excessive concern. Have after-school art projects out for him, if he likes that. New books, new paints. See how that works. Instead you think a YouTuber is an issue? Because he doesn't support vaccine mandates for children? You've got to be kidding. Tune him out. He doesn't matter, he's not in your life.
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  4.  @mdl8210  Don't worry about what other people believe.
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  5. Hospitalization due to vaccination complications compared with hospitalization due to COVID in minors has been compared, and is discussed in this video. The first group, hospitalization due to the vaccine, is greater by several factors. Ask yourself why countries with superior public health are not vaccinating CHILDREN. Just how much do you need to push this?
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  6. Great, great post. No surprise, either. Thank you.
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