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A few of us on chat the other night. Mostly it's not knowing it's going on. :)

Everytime I would click on either nobodys on. I remember people use to be active on VR or webcam but nobodys ever on.

The bigger question is how strong is your immune system? If real strong its a decisuon for you to make. If your immune system is weak then yes get at least one shot.

I've gotten the vaccine.
10/10 do not recommend.

I refuse the booster.
My doctor even recommended against me getting the booster.

May be a bit of TMI but it is never publicly discussed but should be:
The vaccine can absolutely increase, cause more pain, and make your menstrual cycle absolute hell. There are reports of women having extreme clotting after the shot- even in instances of it being the size of a golf ball, cramps become intolerable, cycles last longer and don't follow the cycles women had prior to the vaccine (instead of every 3 weeks, it was coming every 2). Just to name some of the issues for females, at least, that are being highly documented.

I had my daughter just before Covid became an epidemic and had my vaccine a year later. I've had Covid 4 times since the shot and it was worse after the shot than it was before (I had gotten in twice prior to the shoot- essential workers, yay -_-).

I'm with Nekirena, I do not recommend the vaccine. I've gotten the vaccine and one booster, and while this seems to be a me thing because I have a weaker immune system, I was knocked down for at least a week after each shot. I've had Covid 3 times, once after getting the vaccine, and the time I had it after hit far harder than the times I had it before getting the shot. If you've gone this long without thale vaccine, I think you're fine with not getting it at all.

I will not give any sort of medical advice or recommendations. I will say that I myself have not been vaccinated, nor do I plan on partaking of it. I have had Covid three times and lived to tell the tale all three times. That is not to say that other individuals will have the same experiences I had of course.

I got both of them both in 2021 so I didn't have to wear a mask at work then I had to start wearing masks again later on. Wasn't till 2023 I stopped wearing a mask again or might of been last year but still have to wear one when I go to a hospital. Literally the next night after I got the vaccine my whole body was shaken as I was asleep the next day I was fine.

Flip the coin for me. Took shot, boosters, wear mask still today. I am at high risk. My brother and sister I am caregivers for super high risk ( oxygen wearing) . I do it for them more then me as they would not survive it.

Now I want muffins. Sounds yummy

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If negative again, share a name. But I'm guessing I know who it is. The negative honor will flow that way.

Why the block button is there. And the honor is just a number on a website. Wear it as a badge of standing up for yourself if that is the case.

Thank you @vampirewitch39!

I completely understand where you're coming from. Suicide is a complex issue that is often misunderstood and stigmatized. It's important to recognize that people who take their own lives are not weak or cowardly, but rather have likely been struggling with a range of mental health challenges and other difficult life circumstances.

It's also important to acknowledge that suicide is never the solution and that there are always alternatives and resources available to those who are struggling. Seeking help and support from loved ones, mental health professionals, and support groups can make a significant difference in a person's life, and can help provide hope and a sense of purpose, even in the darkest times.

Above all, it's crucial to approach the issue of suicide with compassion and empathy, and to work together as a society to create a culture that supports mental health and wellness, and that helps individuals feel valued, understood, and supported.

Suicide is a Permanent Solution to a temporary problem. Old saying but I never agree with it. I mean the Permanent yes- but its a long term problem that needs addressed. Talking about mental health is good for everyone. And no one should judge one who seek the help needed.

To be driven to that point - it must be aware for that person. The fear, rage, unlove and uncertainty they must of felt up to and during that time. Sad, that we don't care for each other more than that.

As a caregiver, I understand. But you need to take care of yourself. Maybe while she naps, read? Enjoy the silence.

As a fellow stay at home mom let me add my two sense. It is OKAY to need 5 mommy minutes. It is OKAY to love your child but not want to be touched, we just have to make sure we do not make our babies feel hurt from that which can be a challenge. It is OKAY to be burned out. It is OKAY to feel overwhelmed. IT IS OKAY. Do you have someone you can ask to come and give you an hour or two relief? Maybe someone that will sit and play with your little and allow you a nap. That simple thing could help heal your mind, body and spirit and give you what you need to keep going today. It is OKAY to need help. :) If there is no one that can do that for you, take today and let the housework go, spend nape time together resting. It will all be there tomorrow but for today... let it go. It's OKAY to do that if you are at wits end. We tend to think that we have to be Wonder Woman and we're not allowed to have those breaking points, but we aren't.... we are in the eyes of our babies, but we ourselves must remember that we are beings that need to take care of ourselves or we can not care of our families. It's OKAY to hate today. Tomorrow is a new day.... but for today... It's OKAY... Yes I know.. I repeated myself a lot... just wanted to make my point clear. lol. Sleep deprivation makes me derpy. Feel better. :)

nap* not nape. lol. See I said sleep deprivation makes me derpy. I didn't even notice the typo!