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To: i-node who wrote (1376618)	10/10/2022 3:37:40 PM
From: northam	3 Recommendations Recommended By bjzimmy golfer72 i-node Respond to of 1571207

My wife & I have not taken any of the COVID vaccines. She & I are 65 years old. I have type 2 diabetes. My wife works for the Veterans Administration (VA). She got an exemption from the vaccine based on religious grounds. She was required to take a COVID test every Tuesday because she was unvaxxed, the vaxxed was exempt from taking the COVID test. They obviously didn't want the vaxxed to take the test, because it probably would have indicated just how ineffective the vax is, to me that is a cover up which makes the data flawed. My wife has tested positive for COVID twice. 1st was back in August 2020, she had very mild symptoms. 2nd was later part of March this year beginning of spring when her allergies normally act up and she takes sinus medication for that, that's when she tested positive with no symptoms, they tested her on a Tuesday, she got the positive results on that Thursday, no symptoms, the retested her that day and sent her home, she got another positive result that Monday, no symptoms, they told her to report for work the next day. I myself have not had the COVID. I was tested once when I had my mini stroke, it was negative. When my wife supposedly had the COVID twice, we did not quarantine from each other. We used common sense, just like we do anytime one of us are sick. So by all accounts if the COVID was so contagious, I should have gotten it. I was in the Army for 21 years, each year they lined us up and gave us the flu shot, then I would normally be sick for a few days afterwards. Since I retired over 26 years ago, I have not taken a flu shot and I have not been sick, except for a slight cold or cough from time to time. Doctors will kill you if you let them.