Comments on: Study: Children are so immune to COVID-19 that even after extensive exposure they test negative

By: Linda S Fox

Linda S Fox — Fri, 20 Nov 2020 10:45:02 +0000

That’s why I’ve pretty much determined NOT to get the vaccine. I had a childhood filled with colds, flu, and just about every major child’s disease – measles (both kinds), mumps, chicken pox, etc.
I figure I’ve got the constitution of a horse by now. I’m just not inclined to take another vaccine, one that hasn’t a long track record.
Even if it means that I can never travel on a plane again, or work, or even be able to visit a doctor again (or use my Medicare benefits). Just – no.

By: Andrew M Winter

Andrew M Winter — Thu, 19 Nov 2020 16:22:29 +0000

Depressed.

But that story will never become “public knowledge”, because the main stream media will simply ignore it.

By: Robert Zimmerman

Robert Zimmerman — Wed, 18 Nov 2020 23:25:27 +0000

In reply to Lee Stevenson.

Lee: You are correct, it is only one family. I noted that fact. I also however also linked to previous research that got the same result. If I had wanted to spend the time, I could have found more links to other research that also confirmed the same thing.

All data on COVID-19 and children has consistently come back the same: They are essentially immune, and don’t pass the virus on to anyone.

Doesn’t matter though. We are in an era where facts can be ignored.

By: Lee Stevenson

Lee Stevenson — Wed, 18 Nov 2020 21:20:12 +0000

It’s an interesting case study Bob, and even though I think you are probably right, it is never right to take a scientific standpoint from a sample size of one.
Interesting case study, but don’t compromise your scientific credentials by citing a study with a P of 1 as proof of your theory.

By: John C

John C — Wed, 18 Nov 2020 21:07:37 +0000

I know! I have it right now, been 6 days since I lost my sense of taste. Been playing with my 3.5 year old daughter every day for hours on end and she has no symptoms.