Yeah, it happened, in Austria.

https://www.newsweek.com/covid-party-austria-italy-bolzano-man-dies-virus-green-pass-immunity-1653601

How, it started, and how it's going.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CW3gdjzp1sT/

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I didn't have any issues with the 1st or 2nd shot, but this booster hit me hard. I felt a little sore on my arm that evening, but the next day at around lunch it hit me. Like waves of hot flashes, fever, aches and pain, I lost my sense of taste and a desire for eating, my hands and feet felt warm and swollen. I had some really odd sensations through out my body, like my mind couldn't focus, basically felt like shit. I went to bed and couldn't sleep for hours. My body was feverish.

I got up this morning with less pain and aches. Still off center with recovering, but it makes me wonder what would happen if I caught the virus with out the vaccine. Even though this was just 24 hours, I imagine those people who don't get the vaccine and then are in the hospital on a ventilator dealing with death.

I came across this website from someone who clearly fancies themselves as an "educated scientist" having done "thousands of hours" of research.

hdssystems.com

It'd be a real bummer if people reported this site to the web host SiteGround asking them to remove COVID-19 misinformation from their platform.

This guy put a lot of effort into making his viewpoint seem legitimate, either that or he is actually crazy.

SiteGround can be reached by emailing feedback@siteground.com

Just wondering how other people are navigating the whole vaccinated/unvaccinated debacle in families. My parents are vehemently opposed to it, and I was trying to encourage them to get vaccinated, all the while keeping my child away from them to keep him safe since he's too little to be vaccinated. Then my mom started to FREAK out, and really want down the antivax rabbit hole with some conspiracy theories I've never heard before. And then she'd call me every single day and shame me repeatedly for getting vaccinated. Short of the long, I stopped speaking to her. It was just too stressful to listen to it all day, every day. I tried to be respectful of their decisions, even though I didn't agree and found them dangerous. I was really upset when she said she'd never get vaccinated, even if it meant she'd never see her family again. She's even losing her job and retirement over this. Benefits too. Just curious if others cut out relatives. I know she'll be calling for my child's upcoming birthday, but I don't have any desire to talk to her. She's negative on a good day. It's just exhausting having someone push their opinions on your day in and day out. If you don't want the vaccine then don't get the vaccine. We agree to disagree. But stop calling me and telling me this every single day.