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>>themgt+(OP)
> In this, the leaders of these American health agencies made the U.S. an international outlier in how it treats children. Sweden never offered vaccination to children under 12. Finland limits Covid vaccines to children under 12 who are at high risk. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health has appropriately stated that “some children may benefit” but “previous infection offers as good of protection as the vaccine against reinfection.” Denmark announced on June 22 that its recommendation to vaccinate any children under age 16 was a mistake.

>>calebm+24
Children never needed it. Their chances of dying to covid are basically zero. And since it seems to do absolutely nothing to prevent the spread, there's no reason whatsoever to give it them other than it'd very profitable to our industrial drug dealers to do so.

>>Natura+sd1
My family is sick with covid right now. My wife and I are overweight and so the doctor prescribed us Paxlovid. Day one was terrible, the sickest I've been in my adult life. I literally had pneumonia a month ago and it wasn't as bad.

Things have been substantially better for my wife and I since we started Paxlovid. Our seven year old is feeling fine, and our three year old who is disabled and tends to get sick fairly often has a fever and slept for a day straight and had the world's worst diarrhea. Her doctor (who almost exclusively sees disabled kids like her) seems completely unconcerned about it and said to just treat it like any other illness, push fluids and give her Tylenol and Ibuprofen alternately to keep her fever down.