<<The VAX has certainly lowered my life expectancy. But I thot that was the idea. Obama said under Obamacare we'd all live a little less.>>
No, Obama didn't say that. And the various COVID vaccines (4 in the US, over 30 world-wide...some more effective than others) have all been extremely successful in stopping the death rate from COVID that actually lowered the average life expectancy. Even today with most having some "natural" immunity, deaths from COVID among the unvaxxed are far higher than among the vax, and still killing around 1000 people each week. Many people today are alive solely because they were vaccinated against COVID--with your having cancer, that very well could be the case for you.
<<My 3 problems from the VAX's [I had 3, needed them to travel] are long covid [brain fog, brain fatigue , boughts of anxiety], cancer, and heart afib. Cured my cancer [no help from my doc], almost there with the brain fog but having trouble getting what I need, and my heart doc who does open heart surgery can't prescribe even a small amount of Valium. What has medicine come to?? >>
It is impossible to catch long COVID from COVID, as COVID vaccines are not "live" vaccines. Also, there is no way that COVID could have cured your cancer, but if it had, why would that be a problem? And why would you want your heart doctor to prescribe you valium, how would valium help your heart? You are aware that doctor specialists routinely only treat and prescribe for their specialty? Your heart doctor *could* prescribe valium, if there were a reason it would help your heart, but as a heart doctor, he isn't going to prescribe you valium for other reasons.
Your symptoms of long COVID, would be from COVID. Unfortunately it is next to impossible to avoid contacting COVID, as it is year round, and few people take precautions to prevent spread. Covid vaccination helps, but it won't completely prevent catching COVID. Especially if someone has cancer, the vaccine is less likely to work, and the person will be even more susceptible to cancer.
<<I think my life expectancy would rise if I moved to Thailand. Or maybe India. Not Europe tho. They are about as bad as the US.>>
Life expectancy in India is 67 years (significantly less in than in the US), in Thailand is 78 years....slightly higher than then US 76 years, although drug overdoses bring down the US's life expectancy, I'm not sure that moving to Thailand will change your individual life expectancy. UK life expectancy is 80 years, France 82 years, Germany 81 years.....so if you think moving to a different country will improve your life expectancy, France or another European country would be the country to move to.
Rhonda
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