H1N1 vaccines are now available in Ky; yesterday, in the check-out
lane at my Kroger store, the lady in front of me with 2 small children
was chatting w/the check-out clerk, saying she was Not going to get
her kids vaccinated - nor herself. The clerk, in late 20's said she isn't
getting the vaccine either. I told them I thought they were wise not to.
Both agreed there is too much yucky stuff in the vaccines to chance it.
The lady w/the kids said she knew of 2 people who had gotten the flu
and had no trouble with it.

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That's good to hear EarlyBird! More uplifting than thinking of all the "sheeple" lining up to get poked with poison!

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My 24 year old son says he know a number of kids around his age who have had the H1N1 and it was very mild for them also. He thinks he also had a mild case but it was so mild he was not really sure. Only knew he had close contact with those who had it preceding.... he takes lots of vitamin c and Vit D3

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I think I may have had the H1N1. I had the flu about 3 weeks ago (36 hrs in bed except to go to the bathroom). And I recovered quick. I asked someone at the local watering hole who became sick 1 day after I did about her flu. SAME symptoms and she went to the doc and got swabbed. POSITIVE for H1N1

Yes that is good to hear particularly in light of the fact that we have a full court press coming from MSM telling everyone to get the shots. Our local newspaper has been going out of it way to �inform� us on benefits of the vaccines. Over the pass few months they run numerous articles on N1H1, were you can get the shots, what are the symptoms, what about the shortage of vaccine, etc, etc. Plus there has been a daily column on who is most at risk and needs to the shots first, children and pregnant woman.

As a result a couple weeks ago I wrote a �letter to the editor� stating some of the reason why one would not want to take the shots, of course the letter was not published. Now obviously they can pick and choose what letters they want to print and there is no guarantee they will choose mine. Still however over the years I have submitted numerous letters, to the point that I have lost count, and for the most part they all have been printed.

So I find it interesting that this one didn�t make it. It is almost as if there is another agenda going on here.

Same thing in our area, both Ohio and Ky. Daily reporting of where to get
the shots, who qualifies, etc. Constant reporting of how many children
have died in the US, etc.
I'm just thankful that some are free thinkers and are using their opt-out
choice.

I had the H1N1 flu (I think). I had the flu 3 weeks ago and a friend I was drinking with the night before I got it was sick the day after I was. She went to the doc and got swabbed and was positive for H1N1.

From Dr. Mercola's site.

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/ar...nda-Blitz.aspx

France, for example, has only been able to convince 0.1 percent of their population to get vaccinated. As of November 5, only 50,000 Frenchmen had lined up for the shot since the beginning of their campaign, out of a population of 65 million. And only 10 percent of health care workers have received the vaccine.

The French Health minister called the mass vaccination campaign �timid.�

Let�s keep it that way, everywhere, for everyone�s safety.

I heard on TV News this morning that some Christmas Santas are saying they
should be able to get the shots since they will be seeing so many children
during the holidays and holding them on their laps. They want to be considered
a Priority!

Hey, why not, they rushed in a shipment for those on wall street