So, the board of health calls my husband about his positive COVID test......

If hub is out more than three sick days in a row he has to get a doctor's note. His immediate boss said a positive test was adequate instead. So he got a positive test at CVS. (He's doing pretty well, mainly tired, but once you get it you can test positive for 10 days).

This is central, more rural, NJ, and the board of health wanted to know about his contacts, especially the two days before symptoms appeared when you can be contagious and not know it. He had been isolating because I got it three days earlier, so no problem there. That's all fine, I'm not against contact tracing. If you are against it, don't go get a test is my view.

So anyway, at the end she asks if he got the vaccine and he says no. She asks if he is planning to get it, and he says no. She says that a lot of people think that if they recovered from the virus they don't need a vaccine, but they do. This is the official state board of health claiming something outright false.

(see Tucker's interview with Dr. Peter McCullough, and the superiority of immunity with COVID recovery- [link to healthimpactnews.com (secure)]

He said he had reservations and she let it go, but phew, talk about pushing a vaccine on people who not only have antibodies, but killer T cells as well. I'm done trying to hope they are all just ignorant- this is evil.