xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@LukeAlmighty @icedquinn @koakuma The family member who died from cancer wasn't that old. He was still an active runner and was pretty healthy for his age. Just a few weeks before his unexpected passing, he was doing yard work as he always does. We're guessing that the cancer might have been from working at a military base in the past (the base in question seems to have a lot of veterans getting cancer later on). His parents are still alive and had to bury him. I guess it's the idea of losing your own child or losing someone unexpectedly that got to her.

He was married to the family member who contracted COVID which is also why my Mom was crying about it. Both of them are/were apparently anti-vaxxers. They probably even avoided the HPV vaccine and HPV is known to cause cancer to people later in life. She even got cancer once, but survived. However, I've already been vaccinated for HPV and I'm pretty sure COVID isn't going to give people cancer later on, so I don't know why my Mom had to bring this up.

Just seeing family made my Mom very emotional like it would be the last time she would see them.

>Sadly, noone knows how to prepare or react to this dread

Yeah. I probably would've have been done with college by now, but this COVID shit is making me do at least an extra year. Not just doing online classes but tensions and drama from my family during this time which made it hard to stay focused. I was already struggling through school but this scamdemic made it worse. I don't even know if I'm going to get a decent job after college because I couldn't get an internship during this time.

Worst part about it is that I don't know what to do if they start making a vaccine requirement. Luckily, it's mostly a conservative campus at least. The president of the school said that he's betting that the voluntary vaccination program they have would render a requirement moot.

I'm very concerned about my future more than ever right now. I don't even know where I will be in a few years because of what's to come: more lockdowns, possible food shortages, economic collapse, Great Reset/Agenda 21. I just want to live a good and relatively normal adult life, but I feel like that's being robbed from me and nobody notices it.

@icedquinn @LukeAlmighty @koakuma The government sucks at public health. HCQ and Ivermectin should be proof that the free market solved the pandemic better than these government funded "vaccines". Yet, both remain controlled substances (at least in most first-world countries).

@LukeAlmighty @icedquinn @koakuma My Mom is worried because we recently, unexpectedly lost a family member to cancer (not COVID) and it has really got to her on how anyone can die at any moment. She's also the most pro-vaccine person in the world. She even got mad at me once because I accidentally skipped a flu shot. She's even afraid that I might die from the fucking flu.

@LukeAlmighty @icedquinn @koakuma I can't understand medical technobabble. But from the looks of it, it only affects one type of anti-body, at least. It was predicted that these shots would require boosters for awhile, so it isn't surprising.

This is really starting to get concerning. I was recently in contact with someone who was COVID positive. I was tested negative but my Mom is still begging for me to get the jab. The person in question was experiencing a high fever and couldn't get up. It was enough to make my Mom cry. Never mind the fact that she is a diabetic and I'm perfectly healthy. I'm pretty sure my immune system stomped it out. Right now, the only thing getting in my way is if my college campus decides to require it, but from the looks of it right now it doesn't seem like it's going to.

I'm betting on enough people getting herd immunity from delta while it's still summer.