(cw: death, covid)

Sorry if this is bleak, but I felt like talking about it. So I've got a large extended family. A lot of tinfoil hat Qanon type members are dropping like flies. They don't believe covid is real to the very moment they're dying of it. They're deeply certain even as people they've known their whole lives are dying all around them. A good 10% of my extended family has died of covid, a few others have gotten it and have permanent complications now. More than one has ended up in the ER with an overdose of the horse paste.

Any of y'all experiencing the same? What are you doing about it?

  • notaleph [she/her]
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    3 years ago

    The best you can do is just get vaccinated and show them it doesnt hurt. Ive been told ill die in 3-5yrs cos of the vaccine so we'll see what happens within that time and how our individual mortalities fare then, but really all you can do is role model and hope they see it