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hunter

(38,310 posts)
23. One of my in-laws was a covid denier and spent nine days in the hospital with the virus...
Thu Aug 12, 2021, 10:06 PM
Aug 2021

... some of them in the ICU.

Not sure if that experience changed his mind.

That was before the vaccines were generally available so maybe he did change his mind, but I'm afraid to ask.

The last thing I want to hear is how God saved him. I've already heard that about other bad experiences in his life.

My own guardian angel could tell you some stories about me, especially about falling off of cliffs into the ocean, driving motorcycles in the night at 120 mph across the desert, jumping out of moving cars, or mouthing off to very bad people holding guns or knives... I have scars.

I did get the vaccine just as soon as I could.

I don't like giving my guardian angel any further opportunities to see me suffer.

He seems to think those are "teaching moments."





I hope she gets better. Walleye Aug 2021 #1
I hope she will be ok. dewsgirl Aug 2021 #2
No vax. She should be told to stay home, drink plenty of water, maybe take PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2021 #3
Should be told to get her affairs in order, make sure her will is up to date, & say her goodbyes Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2021 #13
I'm guessing people have finally stopped saying things like... LanternWaste Aug 2021 #31
she's your sister, I hope she gets better Skittles Aug 2021 #4
Planing doesn't seem to exist in Texas. pwb Aug 2021 #5
I wish her well. hamsterjill Aug 2021 #6
You are allowed to be worried for your sister OriginalGeek Aug 2021 #7
Likely sitting in a wheelchair waiting for a room. MLAA Aug 2021 #8
im sorry but she should get no hospital treatment rdking647 Aug 2021 #9
yup NoRethugFriends Aug 2021 #21
That's cruel and frankly shocking. nolabear Aug 2021 #27
You don't usually need to. Morgue handles that, Maru Kitteh Aug 2021 #34
I hope she gets better AND smarter. 11 Bravo Aug 2021 #10
Are your niece and nephew vaxxed? N/t TexasBushwhacker Aug 2021 #11
I was told you gotta love your relatives - but...... packman Aug 2021 #12
My younger brother, who decided it was all a hoax, died from it last Christmas. My big brother, BamaRefugee Aug 2021 #14
TY and so sorry to hear about your younger brother! bluestarone Aug 2021 #17
Thank you. The worst part was not being able to go there, we're all in California, he was in BamaRefugee Aug 2021 #20
Quick update.Thanks to all here. bluestarone Aug 2021 #15
Can i ask what denomination they are? I assume they're Christians. maxsolomon Aug 2021 #25
I hope she is seriously sick. albacore Aug 2021 #16
Thanks BUT bluestarone Aug 2021 #18
I know... but maybe just about vaccines? I hope I hope.... nt albacore Aug 2021 #22
I know the mixed feelings Tree Lady Aug 2021 #19
One of my in-laws was a covid denier and spent nine days in the hospital with the virus... hunter Aug 2021 #23
will this help change her mind, is her son vaxxed? Shellback Squid Aug 2021 #24
We also have beloved relatives who are making the wrong choice. Since we are both vaxxed... Hekate Aug 2021 #26
Thought i'd update here. bluestarone Aug 2021 #28
Sad to say BeerBarrelPolka Aug 2021 #32
Man you got that right! bluestarone Aug 2021 #33
So sorry for her. She must have been deep into COVID for the plasma treatment not to work. joetheman Aug 2021 #36
Difficult to hear, hope she is ok RANDYWILDMAN Aug 2021 #29
They should tell her they'll get her a bed as soon as someone dies lunatica Aug 2021 #30
I hope she'll fully recover even if she was stupid electric_blue68 Aug 2021 #35
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