{COVID-19} Ivermectin Adult Chewables VII

[synistar]

It's also a "treatment course" so it could be 1, 2, 5, or 50 pills per course.

[Tyche]

It'll be a huge saving over what they're spending now.

[Tyche]

Until the anti-pill "the side effects cause dementia" ball gets rolling on right wing website.

[Outlaw]

I feel kinda sick today after the booster. Head hurts, body aches and that feeling of, "heavy-ness" when you don't feel so good. I wasn't affected at all by the first two shots. Weird.

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[kuronosan]

I feel kinda sick today after the booster. Head hurts, body aches and that feeling of, "heavy-ness" when you don't feel so good. I wasn't affected at all by the first two shots. Weird.

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Nah, totally expected.

Frankly if Pfizer is willing to sell non lethal pills to people for profit fine. It's a dumb ineffective treatment.

[Day]

Guess you really are a doctor

[Meresgi]

https://twitter.com/Breaking911/stat...hfMsPromw&s=19

Pfizer made their own ivermectin finally

Phewwww, glad we dodged a bullet spending all our $$ on the infrastructure bill! Otherwise we wouldn't be able to afford the pills

I feel kinda sick today after the booster. Head hurts, body aches and that feeling of, "heavy-ness" when you don't feel so good. I wasn't affected at all by the first two shots. Weird.

You're good, had same issue. J&J didn't effect me at all but Moderna booster made me fairly drowsy for a day and a half along with a few chills

[kuronosan]

Guess you really are a doctor

You linked ritonavir, which is definitely not ivermectin. Idk what you were expecting.

[Day]

Im talking about you praising Pfizer for selling the govt 500 dollar pills in the middle of a pandemic lol

[Andalusian girls]

tfw the need to own Day affects solidarity with the for-profit healthcare system you've wanted destroyed for decades

[archibaldcrane]

I feel kinda sick today after the booster. Head hurts, body aches and that feeling of, "heavy-ness" when you don't feel so good. I wasn't affected at all by the first two shots. Weird.

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I've had a headache all day today that Tylenol isn't doing anything for - which never happens to me. Booster was Monday, felt 95% better yesterday after a bleh Tuesday.

[Tyrath]

Unlikely it's related to the booster after all that

[kuronosan]

tfw the need to own Day affects solidarity with the for-profit healthcare system you've wanted destroyed for decades

Tfw I'm being so sarcastic about something y'all think I really want them to profit off of the sickness of others.

[Day]

[archibaldcrane]

Unlikely it's related to the booster after all that

Got the flu shot at the same time, feel better this morning though.

Also:

https://twitter.com/megtirrell/statu...wCOUYHuxg&s=19

Two of my kids are in that 2.6 million.

[archibaldcrane]

Also

https://twitter.com/LizHIVHep/status..._zPi79JtA&s=19

[synistar]

FDA has given authorization to all adults to receive Moderna/Pfizer boosters. CDC to review early next week before the holiday.

[Palpatine]

I'm in a pickle and welcome to any ideas. I am divorced and have a 10 year old daughter. Whereas her mother is 100% against the COVID vaccine and I am 100% for getting the vaccine, what possible compromise is there? Discourse is not possible with her. She will not change her mindset.

For my side, I'm confident that my daughter will be safe and healthy no matter the decision (but would obviously still err on the side of caution). Seems like the cost / benefit analysis is pretty obvious. Miniscule chance of hospitalization or death without a vaccine compared to (her argument) unknown factors and/or kids dying from getting the vaccine.

What's a possible middle ground that doesn't involved law or disregarding her wishes and sneaking my daughter away to a doctor?

[NynJa]

Quick search led me to this:
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/2021...covid-vaccines

“However, once the parents separate and are living under a parenting order [such as a divorce decree], the order will govern which parent has the rights to decide on a child’s medical care, including ‘invasive medical procedures’ such as vaccines, since these puncture the skin,” she says.

Depending on the agreement, the right to consent to this sort of procedure requires both parents to agree. In other words, if one parent does not agree to it, then the other parent can stop the child from getting the vaccine, Hargrave says.

“The other parent can ask the court to use their judgment to step in and determine whether the child should have the vaccine,” she says.

[synistar]

Absolute hell. Your kid won't be vaccinated any time soon. My brother's ex-wife demanded their kids be transferred back to a Catholic school to avoid the LA Unified School District vaccine mandate. My brother can't do anything about getting them vaccinated.