Im not sure if this is a purely "Vaxxed vs Unvaxxed point, but relative to the difference in approaches to handling being sick are apropos.
Here's my experience with covid compared to my vaxxed friend who had to get it for her job and wasn't in a position to negotiate against it due to financial obligations:
I got covid this week at a conference for school. Sunday I just thought I had an ear infection/sore throat with the weather change. Sunday night drove home and couldn't sleep all night.... thought it might have been a result of the excitement/drinking/socializing all week at the conference. Had really vivid dreams and terrible anxiety/rapid heart rate/ difficulty breathing that night and stomach issues and vomiting and fever Monday morning. Had to call in sick. Couldn't think clearly all day and after sleeping about 10 hours off and on through out the day I decided I needed to set up a dr appointment. Contacted my friend who had a bad case of covid and got hooked up with a IVM prescribing Dr (I may or may not have had some of this already.... but I wanted the box checked from work point of view also) I can say this felt incredibly synthetic and totally different than when I got it last year.
Dr I met with was one that was well known to push "alternative" medical treatments for Covid as well as " hormones and minerals" for treatments.
What I got prescribed:
IVM: 27 mg (thats a lot) for 10 Days, then 13.5 mg's / a day after that for 10 more days.
Vitamin D: 50000 IU's a Day for 10 Days,
Vitamin C: 5000 IU's a day for 10 Days
ALA (European grade)
Spermidine
Argentin 23 (silver/colidal silver type product)
What my Freind who is Vaxxed got prescribed from a mainstream hospital
Prednisoze,
Doxycicline
Tylenol
My friend has roughly the same symptoms and feeling as day 1 with very very minor improvements.
I'm on day 2.5 of medicine (4rd day post initial symptoms) and I feel like a mild regular flu compared to day 1, where I was actually genuinely worried and had oxygen saturation levels in the low 90's.
Here's my experience with covid compared to my vaxxed friend who had to get it for her job and wasn't in a position to negotiate against it due to financial obligations:
I got covid this week at a conference for school. Sunday I just thought I had an ear infection/sore throat with the weather change. Sunday night drove home and couldn't sleep all night.... thought it might have been a result of the excitement/drinking/socializing all week at the conference. Had really vivid dreams and terrible anxiety/rapid heart rate/ difficulty breathing that night and stomach issues and vomiting and fever Monday morning. Had to call in sick. Couldn't think clearly all day and after sleeping about 10 hours off and on through out the day I decided I needed to set up a dr appointment. Contacted my friend who had a bad case of covid and got hooked up with a IVM prescribing Dr (I may or may not have had some of this already.... but I wanted the box checked from work point of view also) I can say this felt incredibly synthetic and totally different than when I got it last year.
Dr I met with was one that was well known to push "alternative" medical treatments for Covid as well as " hormones and minerals" for treatments.
What I got prescribed:
IVM: 27 mg (thats a lot) for 10 Days, then 13.5 mg's / a day after that for 10 more days.
Vitamin D: 50000 IU's a Day for 10 Days,
Vitamin C: 5000 IU's a day for 10 Days
ALA (European grade)
Spermidine
Argentin 23 (silver/colidal silver type product)
What my Freind who is Vaxxed got prescribed from a mainstream hospital
Prednisoze,
Doxycicline
Tylenol
My friend has roughly the same symptoms and feeling as day 1 with very very minor improvements.
I'm on day 2.5 of medicine (4rd day post initial symptoms) and I feel like a mild regular flu compared to day 1, where I was actually genuinely worried and had oxygen saturation levels in the low 90's.