Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Omicron Symptoms Appear Shockingly Mild" video.

  1. Were you vaccinated?
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  2.  @S2pidMedia  I'm not even sure whether I had it, late March 2020. No testing available to people who had not traveled to Asia. Acute symptoms very brief, feeling lousy for a good six weeks, and just odd. For example, severe chills and night sweats yet little fever, severe fatigue, a little cough, a headache that felt like cicadas were buzzing in my head. Fabric softener mixed with perspiration was the only thing I could smell, and fabric softener made me sick for six months. Could not bear the smell. Whatever it was, I never had that before. Four months out, not enough antibodies to determine what it was. :/
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  3. Love to hear this. Chicago is not so sanguine, sadly. Worry can harm general health.
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  4.  @BG-mh6pc  TRAGIC
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  5. As long as you concede that it is too soon to be sure that this strategy would work, and that it could be very dangerous to certain demographic segments, I think it's fine. Too bad Fauci et al refuse to admit as much about forced vaccination and all the other measures they push. Too bad the politicians have suspended scientific discourse and upended basic democratic principles, huh?
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  6.  @JD-yz4kr  Why do we still have flu with us? Because people don't get vaccinated? Is that it? Let's think this through.
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  7.  @JD-yz4kr There is an article in the National Geographic on leaky vaccines from 2015, and hence untainted by current culture wars. It pertains to a disease in chickens, but discusses implications for humans. Take a look at that. BTW, if everyone were a vegetarian, there would also be fewer pathogens in the world. I recommend considering vegetarianism.
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  8. Yes, of course we all wish you well! Hope your holidays are nice. You sound good. :)
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  9.  @diomedes7971  True, but the obese can't fix that overnight. I know some obese people who legitimately have metabolic issues -- one who was injured in utero by DES, in fact (and she volunteered for a monoclonal antibody, double blind study to help other people). I do wish the obese had been counseled to try to lose weight prudently in March 2020, and to check their vitamin D levels and address them right away. I never knew how bad our health care system was. I was not prepared for this. (Were you?)
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  10.  @Acediscoface  You'll be fine, with excellent immunity in 2022. :)
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  11.  @peterstafford4426  If we had Japan's rate of death, we'd have only 50,000 dead. Why? First, are all the numbers accurate, and are we all counting the same things as true cause-of-death? (P. S. I know you're a notorious troll, hence cannot/will not answer.)
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  12.  @patriciaotoole5930  :)
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