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So there! I tremble! 😂 Such a mindset is why we have a problem. Imagine if we approached monkeypox this way! 😂 

Actually, I'm correct! (as usual).   European regulators say giving COVID-19 booster shots too frequently will weaken the immune system.   
EMA regular press briefing on COVID-19 | European Medicines Agency (europa.eu)
In addition, researchers in Israel say a fourth COVID-19 shot doesn’t appear to do any good in preventing infection from the Omicron variant.
Fourth dose of COVID-19 vaccines in Israel - The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
So there.  I have natural immunity which is best.  It is well known that continuous vaxxing will weaken and eventually destroy the immune system.

You don’t need sources when you’ve created a narrative (or bought into one) that fits your preferences! Duhhhhhhh…

He didn’t tell who this published immunologist is or what he’s published. I call BS. Oh. I forgot to mention. I have a published immunologist friend too who I was talking to who said that perfectly healthy people can and do get COVID and eventually die. So there’s that.

Yeah. I hoped you’d see it. And your remarks here and on your profile don’t jive. Thanks for taking the time to read here and ignore my original question to you. So again: why the eye roll emojis? I don’t deserve something in return for sponsoring you as an escort? Are you entitled to it? If you have all the time in the world, as your site says, I hope you tell your fellow escorts how they can manage their time better. They seem hard pressed for it at every turn.

You don’t need sources when you’ve created a narrative (or bought into one) that fits your preferences! Duhhhhhhh…

He didn’t tell who this published immunologist is or what he’s published. I call BS. Oh. I forgot to mention. I have a published immunologist friend too who I was talking to who said that perfectly healthy people can and do get COVID and eventually die. So there’s that.

Immunity from vaccination wears off as time passes, just like natural immunity. Please provide the source of your misinformation. 🙄

LOL 

That's literally completely untrue. 

The more vaccines you take, the weaker your immune system becomes and eventually collapses.  

@pubic_assistancedoes seem to have quite a few posts on this forum that are disparaging toward overweight and obese folks, health concerns notwithstanding. It seems almost like he’s prejudiced against them…

Who is he? And what did he publish?

Well, he’s one expert. Other experts have been all over the news etc. saying that healthy people can get it and die. So he’s got one opinion among many. You value his. There are others. By his definition if anyone dies of anything biological they’re not healthy because they succumbed to it. That simply doesn’t make sense. Healthy people get infected with diseases and succumb. It’s unfortunate but it’s true. I’m curious who this published immunologist is. Can you share what his name and what he’s published? 

Discussion goes a long way. 👍🏻 

I think clients and providers would all be better off if they would start looking for win/win transactions.  There are so many on both sides trying to be on the win side of a win/lose deal.  In the end, nobody wins on those deals.
It gets old hearing about clients that didn't get what they want and providers that think everyone is wasting their time.  If people would just try to take care of other people, this hobby, hell the world would be a better place.

You’re wrong about the reasons for disparate impact. And your fat phobia is just tedious. Plenty of fit and healthy people have died from COVID, especially healthcare workers who were exposed to very high viral loads.
You don’t know what you’re talking about and I really hope no one takes your god awful and unscientific advice. 
 

This is pedantry. Someone who is infected with a potentially dangerous virus is not healthy bc they are infected. But their baseline health when infected can matter a great deal. 

Other liars sponsored by your Government to trick you into obedience.
This guy is a text book scientist.
Doctors hired to excite fear on the news are no comparison.
Sorry . You're wrong.

That’s your choice. I had COVID about six weeks ago. I’m fine now. It was my first time. Now you know a first timer who’s had COVID in the past few weeks who didn’t get terribly sick. I’ve had sinus infections much worse than my COVID infection. 

You can’t compare Covid to anything else if you insist it’s different. A jumbo jet stat is impressive, but we don’t care about the other stats, some of them much higher, because it’s not novel. We still are taking advantage of ignorance around Covid to compel people by fear. The pandemic is not the same as it was two years ago. If you want to keep living like it’s April 2020, go ahead. But we have vaccines and therapeutics. We don’t need to live like it’s the end of the world anymore. Furthermore, the ORIGINAL goal wasn’t to avoid the disease. It was to flatten the curve, or in other words, not to overwhelmed hospitals. That’s not happening now, so if we realized that goal, we’re able to go about our lives. And I don’t care if people think my response is selfish. I did what I could’ve and should’ve when there was nothing but behavioral changes that could mitigate the severity of the pandemic. The situation is different now than it was two years ago. But there are a lot of people who don’t want the pandemic to end for some warped reason. It’s almost as if they like living a shell of life. Maybe a mask gives them a sense of control of something they can’t control. People are still getting Covid even with masks. Short of becoming hermits we aren’t going to avoid Covid. Not interested.

@KensingtonHomo– Oh, there’s always a response. My response is to live my life because I’ve followed the reasonable precautions when it was an acute situation. It’s not acute now. 350 deaths a day? That stat seems low me, actually, given all the handwringing, but okay. We’ll go with it. Some math…some facts, not feelings, opinions, or blame. Cold numbers. 350 daily deaths accounts for 0.000106% of the US population, or 1.06 persons per 1 million. On average, 100 people die in car accidents every day in the US. Not as high as 350, but still not a negligible amount. About 1600 people die every day from cancer in the US. About 2300 deaths a day in the US from cardiovascular disease. About 400 daily deaths in the US immediately traceable to strokes. And 130 daily suicides on average in the US. Maybe 350 deaths a day is…gasp!…just a stat at this point. 

The experiences were above and beyond what I have ever experienced with anyone and I’m 71. I was happy to make the contribution but now I’m wondering why. Better off just tipping more and booking more and maybe the providers don’t really know what it is or they do and let us who don’t keep doing it. Honestly my provider usually said he appreciated it but to what benefit for anyone other money RM. I though it perhaps off set their monthly fees but not so sure from this. Bottom line no more without full discussion of what benefits him and hopefully me. Pay and learn from the old man

@KensingtonHomo– Oh, there’s always a response. My response is to live my life because I’ve followed the reasonable precautions when it was an acute situation. It’s not acute now. 350 deaths a day? That stat seems low me, actually, given all the handwringing, but okay. We’ll go with it. Some math…some facts, not feelings, opinions, or blame. Cold numbers. 350 daily deaths accounts for 0.000106% of the US population, or 1.06 persons per 1 million. On average, 100 people die in car accidents every day in the US. Not as high as 350, but still not a negligible amount. About 1600 people die every day from cancer in the US. About 2300 deaths a day in the US from cardiovascular disease. About 400 daily deaths in the US immediately traceable to strokes. And 130 daily suicides on average in the US. Maybe 350 deaths a day is…gasp!…just a stat at this point.