If a health care provider won’t recognize natural immunity are they qualified to take care of you and your kids?

To listen to the CDC and other "experts," they behave as if natural immunity - being immune to COVID-19 due to prior infection - isn't even a thing.

So you have to ask:

If a health care provider won’t recognize natural immunity (from prior infection), or even make an effort to measure it, before insisting on a vaccine which provides no demonstrable additional benefit for their own employees,

are they qualified to take care of you and your kids? — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 11, 2021

An Emory University study published in July reported, "Recovered COVID-19 patients retain broad and effective longer-term immunity to the disease, suggests a recent Emory University study, which is the most comprehensive of its kind so far. The findings have implications for expanding understanding about human immune memory as well as future vaccine development for coronaviruses.

The longitudinal study, published recently on Cell Reports Medicine, looked at 254 patients with mostly mild to moderate symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 infection over a period for more than eight months (250 days) and found that their immune response to the virus remained durable and strong."

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