I keep hearing HIPAA LAW

It’s HIPAA

No and they keep changing it to keep up with the narrative

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What is the HIPPA law? does it protect anyone from being forced by your company to get the vax or letting them know your vaxed or not?

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No. HIPAA keeps your healthcare provider (a covered entity) from divulging protected health information on you without your permission. There are exceptions like insurance and such.

My wife is against me or any of our family getting the vax. she has been fed this HIPAA crap by someone and said I can fight this OSHA mandate. The way I see it, if the USSC does not stop this their is nothing I or we can do. I'm not about to pay for a test every week.
I'm gonna have to take one, or two for the team.

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Much of it really cranked into gear due to AIDS and the fear people had of being stigmatized having people know they were HIV positive. It’s sort of funny to see the ideas turned on their ears here.

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Pushed by Bill Clinton when some journalist threatened Author Ashe of going public with his AIDS diagnosis. Ashe got it from a blood transfusion, unlike others. Author told the "journalist" to pound sand and went public on his own.

Coward!!

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My wife is against me or any of our family getting the vax. she has been fed this HIPAA crap by someone and said I can fight this OSHA mandate. The way I see it, if the USSC does not stop this their is nothing I or we can do. I'm not about to pay for a test every week.
I'm gonna have to take one, or two for the team.

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Kinda hard to work with myocarditis... Good luck with that.

The HIPAA law is good if you have a sudden, unexpected change in health insurance at work (in our case - major bad change in health insurance coverage) and need to get better insurance outside of the open enrollment time frame.
The HIPAA law is bad because physician office staff will not disclose patient information to family members unless a consent form is signed by the patient. Certainly a spouse, brother, sister, etc. should have the right to this information without restriction, especially if the patient is unconscious and is unable to sign a consent form. Perhaps there is an exception in that case.

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I'm not about to pay for a test every week.

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They're free in almost all instances?

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The HIPAA law is bad because physician office staff will not disclose patient information to family members unless a consent form is signed by the patient. Certainly a spouse, brother, sister, etc. should have the right to this information without restriction

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Bullshite. So husband and wife are in the middle of a messy divorce. Husband goes to see his PCP and is diagnosed with an STD. You want his doctor to divulge that information to his estranged wife? Yeah - that would be pretty. My brother or sister have no business knowing my medical situation unless I want them to know it.