[loran adkins]

From my experience, it is a nasty virus. The fact is from what I have seen, there is not any way of consistently saying what it is going to do or be like to anyone that get it. It was said that it would be worse to someone that had a compromised immune system. Or if you had underlying health issues, but I have seen it skip by those with health issues and then kill someone that was young and in seemingly good health. It seems that everything we were told was a lie.

My aunt got the virus and she is overweight and over 70 and she almost died, she was put on a ventilator and induced comma and just when hope was almost lost she got better. My mom was diagnose with covid and was sent home from the hospital and told she could come back if it got worse. She did not get up hardly at all for two weeks then forced herself to get up and moving. My wife and I both came down with Covid for us it was like the flue I hardly notice I was sick even, until I went back to work I noticed how much it took of my energy.

I have been exposed to covid several times since and have not gotten it again. Yet my eldest daughter who is a fitness trainer and in the best of health has had it three times. But it was like a bad case of the flue.
Get vaccinated or not it does not matter to me, It is not the mark of the beast that I know. But the vaccination does not stop you from getting covid, as I worked with someone that got the vaccination and still got covid.
If you asked me (but no one is I am going to say it anyway) covid is the new flue.