Hi Everyone, as mentioned in my introduction post, BOTL needs quite a bit of updating, patching and whatever else I might come across. Over the next few weekends BOTL may be unreachable on occasion as I do migrations or updates, etc. Just be patient - we'll be back! I'll generally try to keep these maintenances until later in the evenings.
I don't understand the "questionable-ness" of the annual vaccine. Hundreds of millions of people have gotten it over the last several decades and it has a considerably better side effect profile than many of the most often prescribed medications.
I know. But me point is if I've not had a shot for even 1 of those virus, why now? :thumbsup:
Actually many of the syndroms that occur can occuur decades later. Science just does not know what these vaccines do. Look at the squalene (an adjuvant) this has been linked to many types of brain and nervous system inflamations. Desert Storm Syndrome was our first real taste of this. Many vets are just now getting sick. Did the forced innoculations casue this illness. We don't know. It is something they all have in common. And this is something that the H1N1 vaccine has in it.
I actually have done lots of research on squalene because I had a very similar debate with a friend of mine a few months ago. The published "link" that is cited goes like this. 1. Some soldiers that were vaccinated against anthrax developed GWS. 2. Some lots of these vaccines may have contained squalene (nobody is sure either way). 3. Extremely high doses of squalene in mice (1000x the amount that would be received in a human vaccine) might cause a disease similar to GWS in mice.
That's pretty common throughout the country right now. Many municipalities are running low or completely out of one or both vaccines. At my current practice site we are expecting to do around 300 shots per day once the H1N1 vaccine is received. If we get what we're supposed to get it won't last more than 3 days and as of yesterday night we had 6 seasonal shots left. They are coming in sporadically so we can't predict from day to day whether they will be available.
I agree I mean it would be a huge problem living that close to Moro!!!!
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Nothing mandatory here yet, but it is coming soon, All 1st responders and emergency workers and care giver are being asked to get a shot. Here in SC like allot of states can't get enough to give it to who needs it. By the time the shots r here for all , we will have been in the 3rd or 4th wave of H1N1, It has hit the DOE site very hard LOTS of sick people, we had our 1st death related to H1N1 last week (she was a Nurse). So it is not if , it is when.....FEMA and the Health Dept has made a couple of vists to the site already, but when u work in a place that has 8,000 to 10,000 employees running around, someone is going to get sick.......:dunno:
