Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "FDA commissioner's advice on taking the vaccine if you have allergies" video.

@williamcollins2232 Check that you still have antibodies. I had it in February and took 2 antibody tests a month ago and had none left. I had a mild case (it was awful, but I wasn't hospitalized).
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@brucecampbell6578 Sorry but I don't know which comment you are responding to.
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@brucecampbell6578 LOL, I appreciated the honesty of "I picked on you because...". I get picked on a lot on YT (and trolled, answered by bots, lunatics, morons, etc.) I also appreciate that you replied without using any profanity. I hear what you are saying, but I don't (for many reasons) like to go down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories. I honestly don't think that everything is as dark and convoluted as people make it out to be. Take the Operation Warp Speed and the vaccine for example, I do truly believe that it wasn't as nefarious of a plan that people (and the media) would like us to think it is. And it wasn't that shortcuts were taken, just that the approval process was jumped to the front of the line. They want people to take it, or they won't be able to claim success. Pretty straightforward. But we are all so used to finding someone to blame, skeptism has taken over rational thought. It is to the detriment of all of us, but no one wants to see that. We are all to used to assuming it is a set up and we all like to hear ourselves talk (complain) too much. It will literally be the death of a lot of people until they can get over themselves!
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@brucecampbell6578 Dude...I think you may need to lay off the recreationals a little...lol. Although I agree there isn't much else to do these days. But aside from not exactly following you, I will say that regardless whether or not Reagan actually said that and even believed it, that was then and this is now. We live in an entirely different world now. We can't even trust "the news" anymore. In fact (you will likely appreciate this), I am all in a bother today bc a friend who is an ER doctor sent me a dm to back up a point be had been arguing with me. It showed the record--yes, ok, against the rules....but he didn't show me the name--of a 94 year old man in total organ failure who was dying. He didn't test positive for Covid, yet when he died a few hours after coming into the ER, the code they put on the paperwork was "died from Covid." At first I didn't think much about it, but as he pointed out--that man was part if the "daily count" of deaths in our city, county, and state! THAT IS NOT COOL! I get that the hospital, city, county, and state all get more funding, and there are plenty of people who are being written off as a victim of Covid, even though that may have just sped up their demise. But if the person doesn't even test positive??? Not cool...!
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@brucecampbell6578 Well, it was what we were told the Agency said one's job is... who knows! But regarding Covid, you raise an excellent point--with so few coming off a vent, and no visitors allowed, who would even be able to debate any of the codes? Most people don't even notice when they get the bill. Especially if there was a loss of a family member involved. And to think this is going on in major (and minor) hospitals across the country!
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@williamcollins2232 One's titer would depend on when one got it, how bad it was, and how long ago. They haven't been able to get all those answers yet, which is understandable. I only know from myself--I had 3 tests over the year and the last one showed no antibodies (so I took a second). It would have been sometime over the prior 3 months that I would have lost my antibodies, but I don't have specifics. And no one has discussed titers yet--everyone may need a second round in 10 years. Who knows? Rabies for example, requires a booster after 10-20 years. Tetanus boosters are every 10 years (tho ppl rarely pay attention. Yet should!).
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@ecurewitz Sorry if I am jumping into the middle (I haven't read the whole thread), but the autism thing makes me nuts! It was the preservative, thimerasole, that they discovered was possibly a catalyst for those predisposed towards autism. So they removed the preservative and replaced it with something else. And they are not even sure if it was just a catalyst, or the cause, as that would be next to impossible to test for at this point. Nonetheless, vaccines DO NOT cause autism.
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@veryhot7384 Troll
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A vaccine for cancer and AIDS??? You will wait a long time for that one! In the meantime, the advances they have made in treating both of those diseases over the years is mind boggling. Finding a vaccine for Covid-19 after they had already researched the 18 other Covids, would not take as long as you think. Learning about its after affects and in what percentage of the people is a different story.
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snailure Yes and no. You are right, I am explaining myself incorrectly. I was including the veterinary coronaviruses, as well as the human ones, I know they are subdivided into classes, and there are a lot of them. Usually one doesnt pay attention, but I did in January when it was announced. The disease and the virus have different names (as they are, of course, different). I do recall last year when the WHO came out with the name (each year they have a novel one, they put the year on the end, but they seem to come up with a new variation of one in animals annually, and as a vet you get an update). I just double checked on the WHO website and found this: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/technical-guidance/naming-the-coronavirus-disease-(covid-2019)-and-the-virus-that-causes-it (and I am glad we left the WHO!). Did you see that memo on the site??!! Assuming it was a memo (I didn't download it). Pretty odd! But, I know I remember correctly. Not that it matters, but it does raise an eyebrow that they changed the name and won't refer to those docs anymore. Nonetheless, the studies of each one had already been done and they used that info to create the vaccine. That is what I read, and heard from colleagues while the research was being done. What their story is today... I don't know. I will edit my previous comment as I don't need the nastygrams... thanks! Stay well!
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snailure Exactly. And there is no way they would ever come up with a "cancer vaccine." Tho I don't think that is what he meant, as when you listen to comercials for the HPV vaccine for example, it is very confusing for those with no medical knowledge (they are now touting it as an anti-cancer vaccine for boys). And regarding cancer, I didn't even want to get into what "cancer" actually means, or is. As you said it is not one disease.
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Why would the Trump administration be pushing a false narrative about the vaccine that they want everyone to take? It is CNN and MSNBC who have been hiding news from the American people all this time. It is all over the news. That and reports from the UK that the first people vaccinated who had a history of allergies had severe anaphylactic reactions to the vaccine (NOT anaphylaxis). You can pull up the British news stories on YT.
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@truthseeker3909 That is ridiculous!
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Just because you are allergic to penicillin, opioids and NSAIDS, doesn't mean you can't get vaccinated. You have likely been vaccinated already as babies are started at a very early age. You can get your blood drawn and get your titers taken to follow up, if concerned. As you probably already know, the mycin family of antibiotics are a good substitute for the penicillin family. Just as there are subs for NSAIDs and opioids--the chemical make up of pain killers vary greatly and there are other COX-2 inhibitors that you can take with good results. And yes, those are meds, but they are also different from vaccines (which gives you the actual virus). Different chemical make-up, function, and goal. Vaccines save lives! Your GP can go over it with you, but regarding your other allergies, should you ever need anything due to pain, aside from wearing a bracelet and having it in your medical file, you should know what you can tolerate without consequence, so a doctor can treat you in an emergency. I would not suggest Tramadol for childbirth for example, but that is why it is good to know ahead of time. And your food allergies often have a lot to do with your med allergies.
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Allison Denelsbeck I am with you 100% in thinking that Bill Gates is on the Spectrum! As in anyone with an above average Mensa member IQ. It just goes with the territory. As people are recognizing it earlier, it can be dealt with later so those affected can learn normal social cues and interaction. But it is still, to those with experience in the field, or kids also afflicted, usually pretty easy to spot.
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