Will you take the vaccine for covid?
- Thread starter Yubel
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- Tags covid doesn't discriminate! go get vaccinated it's for the safety of everyone else
My close friend is a doctor
My sister is finishing her PHD in microbiology and worked in medicine distribution
My cousins wife works in a pharmacy
If you guys are so damn smart instead of doubt you would find sollutions yourselves
But seeing how you all jack your dick here means you know jack shit ahd all you can do is talk shit lmao
Go work on some medicine, or better yet go work in a hospital or earn a degree.
Oh wait you cant
That sack of lard got injected with experimental steroid medicine thaf cost thousands and he still barely kept it together lmaaaaaaaao
My sister is finishing her PHD in microbiology and worked in medicine distribution
My cousins wife works in a pharmacy
If you guys are so damn smart instead of doubt you would find sollutions yourselves
But seeing how you all jack your dick here means you know jack shit ahd all you can do is talk shit lmao
Go work on some medicine, or better yet go work in a hospital or earn a degree.
Oh wait you cant
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That sack of lard got injected with experimental steroid medicine thaf cost thousands and he still barely kept it together lmaaaaaaaao
He got injected by an experimental injection
On 2 October, the White House announced President Donald Trump received an experimental antibody treatment after a test revealed he’s infected with SARS-CoV-2. At the time, he reportedly had mild COVID-19 symptoms, including fever and congestion, and he was transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Later, the president’s medical team confirmed he had started a course of remdesivir, an antiviral drug shown to modestly help hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Two days later, on 4 October, the team revealed Trump had been given a steroid normally reserved for severe COVID-19 cases, although his physician offered optimism about a quick recovery, even suggesting he might soon be discharged from Walter Reed
On 2 October, the White House announced President Donald Trump received an experimental antibody treatment after a test revealed he’s infected with SARS-CoV-2. At the time, he reportedly had mild COVID-19 symptoms, including fever and congestion, and he was transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Later, the president’s medical team confirmed he had started a course of remdesivir, an antiviral drug shown to modestly help hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Two days later, on 4 October, the team revealed Trump had been given a steroid normally reserved for severe COVID-19 cases, although his physician offered optimism about a quick recovery, even suggesting he might soon be discharged from Walter Reed