Originally posted by 0nce 0nce

Just because you are vaccinated, doesn't mean the viruses will go away.

This is the most important thing now isnt it. None of the literature that accompanies any of the vaccines, does it say that it will prevent anything. It does say, however that even though you have been vaccinated that you may still be infected by the things you have vaccinated against.

Here's the kicker:

Depending on the virus, (e.g. bird flu/swine flu hybrids) the stronger your immune system, the faster you will die. Those with compromised immune systems are the ones who survive. With that said, if the vaccines does what it is "supposed" to do, it increases you immune response which in turn kills you.

Virii are not all in one category and all do not react the same yet people on this forum seem to think they are and do. They paint with such broad brushes.

One last thing.

I refuse to take anyone seriously who uses a term like "antivax crowd" because they have already closed their mind to solutions and possibilities.

Originally posted by xman_in_blackx
Here's the kicker:

Depending on the virus, (e.g. bird flu/swine flu hybrids) the stronger your immune system, the faster you will die. Those with compromised immune systems are the ones who survive.With that said, if the vaccines does what it is "supposed" to do, it increases you immune response which in turn kills you.

Are you serious about this? Isn't it not that the reverse is true? As with the SARS or H1N1 cases, it's people with compromised immune systems that DO NOT make it. The first Asian casualty for H1N1 had "pre-existing heart disease" that WORSENED her infection. She also had a liver disease.