Health Care worker Shortages in Canada

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you mean like the 8 vaccines required to attend schools already?

I know some parents who have been vaccinated that won't chance getting their kid a Covid vaccination until it's been around for a few years. Call them crazy.

If you look at the numbers covid is not a threat to children, in my opinion, big pharma sales and corruption in big government are the only factors at play here.

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I know some parents who have been vaccinated that won't chance getting their kid a Covid vaccination until it's been around for a few years. Call them crazy.

If you look at the numbers covid is not a threat to children, in my opinion, big pharma sales and corruption in big government are the only factors at play here.

Kids are statistically at (effectively) zero.
So how taking something with known side effects, makes the kids less than zero.....I'm yet to see a good explanation for that....
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This is why they are having trouble getting approval in Canada for 5-11's, when the side effects start to cause deaths in that age group, it would show how deadly the vaccines truly are.

However I expect it will be approved and the media will not report on the deaths and side effects, leading to more "conspiracies'. A truly sickening display to watch.

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October 28th my wife tested +. My son and I had to be quarantined (no school and no work). Seven days passed with neither of us self distancing or wearing a mask in the house. She was pretty achey and ran a low grade fever for a few days then she received the monoclonal antibodies on day 4 with steroid and ivermectin. By day 7 she was back on her feet.
At that point I tested +. Lost taste and smell on day 4 and coughing began, but other than that nothing else. Daily checked our O2 levels and blood pressure. Never below 97% on O2 and blood pressure was always normal.
November 16 I finally got a negative test. My son never got it even though we played board games nearly every day at the same table.

Still can't taste beer or my coffee, but gradual tastes of certain foods are coming back.

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She was pretty achey and ran a low grade fever for a few days then she received the monoclonal antibodies on day 4 with steroid and ivermectin.

Your wife received that treatment all through her PCP?

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Still can't taste beer

so you can buy PBR then

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Still can't taste beer

so you can buy PBR then

I'll Bet his taste comes back halfway through the Can....Bleahhhh !!!

"I'M CURED"!!!!!!!! :w00t:

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She was pretty achey and ran a low grade fever for a few days then she received the monoclonal antibodies on day 4 with steroid and ivermectin.

Your wife received that treatment all through her PCP?

No our family physician is a worthless turd. His office said seeing she was + she could not get in to see them and told her to contact a virtual md for help.
So...
My wife found a nurse practitioner that has a clinic. For the most part it is a monoclonal drip house... (this is what most of his patients are there for). It only cost our co-pay ($25). Walk-ins welcome.

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She was pretty achey and ran a low grade fever for a few days then she received the monoclonal antibodies on day 4 with steroid and ivermectin.

Your wife received that treatment all through her PCP?

No our family physician is a worthless turd. His office said seeing she was + she could not get in to see them and told her to contact a virtual md for help.
So...
My wife found a nurse practitioner that has a clinic. For the most part it is a monoclonal drip house... (this is what most of his patients are there for). It only cost our co-pay ($25). Walk-ins welcome.

The hospital that my PCP belongs to offers monoclonal antibodies as a treatment option if you're within the first 10 days of symptoms AND have certain comorbidities. I was more curious how your wife got ivermectin.

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she received the monoclonal antibodies

that's where they're hiding the Bill Gates microchip now that you guys are on to the vaccine one  

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Your wife received that treatment all through her PCP?

No our family physician is a worthless turd. His office said seeing she was + she could not get in to see them and told her to contact a virtual md for help.
So...
My wife found a nurse practitioner that has a clinic. For the most part it is a monoclonal drip house... (this is what most of his patients are there for). It only cost our co-pay ($25). Walk-ins welcome.

The hospital that my PCP belongs to offers monoclonal antibodies as a treatment option if you're within the first 10 days of symptoms AND have certain comorbidities. I was more curious how your wife got ivermectin.

The NP gave her the monoclonal and prescribed the ivermectin and steroids.

Everyone with a smart phone is "chipped". Granted it isn't in your body "yet". Give it time.