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It is easy to stand here, after the initial outbreak and criticize and say what could or should have been done. Sadly, all you can really say is that the disease moved faster than mankind did. And that took everyone by surprise.

The kids thought it was super cool. Like, “Mom, your blood is exploding!!!” Haha She was very alarmed. Haha

While most countries didn’t handle the virus correctly, the problem is that it is just an extremely virulent strain. Pandemics are a natural part of the world. Mutations occur within all living organisms. While most are not beneficial, all it takes is one mutation to be the “right” one to wreak...

Yes. Unless you’re allergic to iodine or something. My friend’s mom is. They figured it out doing a science experiment for homeschool. Her blood cells were exploding under the microscope and they figured out it was reacting with the iodine. Lol

Not saying anything about the development of the vaccine here, but COVID wasn’t discovered for the first time when we began to see the first cases in this pandemic. https://www.webmd.com/lung/coronavirus-history

That’s actually really well known. You can develop allergies you weren’t born with. Prime example, my mother grew up eating pecans. She was hospitalized on Thanksgiving when I was younger after eating pecan pie. She’d developed an allergy. My theater teacher in high school got really sick my...

Y’all be sure to stay on topic. If you want to seriously discuss something don’t broaden the topic. The more moving pieces there are so to speak the more unstable it gets and this thread will be closed. 🙂

Of course. 🙂

No biggie. It’s a topic best avoided period. I like to use group therapy rules. No religion, no politics. This is a safe space. :)

Now, now. I can’t think of any religious texts that name that procedure as taboo. Those texts existed before the practice was commonplace. People may get nosebleeds from standing on a moral high ground. But it is moral, and not religious, despite them citing religion.

Thank you!

Oh lord. Don’t ask that. Lol just delete it.

If someone is claiming religious reasons, they better not be getting a meningitis vaccine to attend college, or have had any of the other vaccinations that are regularly given to children as obviously their parents would claim religious freedom as a way of avoiding having the child vaccinated...