re: ** UPDATE ** Wife’s company (large Home Health agency) just gave them til Jan 4th

Can you share the info on the exemption letter? Looking for examples if possible

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I had to tell one of my employees, who was hospitalized with COVID-19 just two months ago, that she will be let go in January for not being vaccinated against a disease to which she is immune.

It is fricking retarded.

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It’s a dam shame. We all say “this is so stupid and they’re all idiots”. That would be true if they thought what they were doing was for the greater good and were sincere in their efforts. This is all a means to an end. They want you dependent on govt for everything. You can’t in good conscience believe that dem policies are all about the Middle Class and at the same time think firing ol Joe Schmoe & making him unemployable over this silly shite is a good idea. It makes no sense

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My friend said that her company doesn’t want to lose their people — I’m expecting her to tell me she’s approved soon.

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Those 4 managers are what makes that whole company run(& the ones in the same position at other branches). The BR branch for sure and they’re the standard bearer for the state, if not the region. They were gonna lose 3 of the 4 and the 4th was just added about 6 weeks ago. They would have been screwed. I told her from jump to hold tight & stick together and they’d be fine. She said the company was too big to care and she was replaceable. It sucks being right ALL THE TIME lol

I am a practicing Catholic and my beliefs are sincere, important, and meaningful in my daily life /choices. I was Baptized and raised as a Catholic, adhered to the Bible's teaching, attended church with my family and upheld my moral obligations as taught to me at the Catholic School I attended and ___church in which I made my confirmation. It was during this time of growth that the morals and beliefs that follow were instilled and honored. Presently, I am a parishioner at ___and continue to practice my beliefs. Thus, I am making a sincere request for a religious exemption based upon my faith and the teachings of that faith. I have been with ___for about 13 years now. For the last 6 years, I have held the position ____ and would like to continue to be.

My religious beliefs and practices conflict with the Covid 19 vaccine. God is the creator. He created the human body with a self protecting system. I did not grow up commonly using medications and currently do not take many medications due to this belief. Recently, more medications have been noted to contradict my beliefs and as a result, usage of these medications has been ceased. I believe that God is the higher authority and trust that in his infinite wisdom created the human body in his image with a body that will efficiently activate our immune system. "and he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me" 2 Corinthians 12.9. The Covid 19 vaccine may have the ability to alter my body and immune system with its additives and directly goes against the belief in which as stated before, God has created an efficient immune system.
As a Catholic, all human life is a gift from God and is precious. I believe abortion is morally damaging. I believe strongly that I have a moral duty to avoid medications, treatments, and vaccines that violate this belief in order to protect my soul. Vaccines and vaccine testing has been discussed and cited in studies reporting fetal cell usage. I adhere to my beliefs and intend to continue to avoid such medications and treatments that do not uphold this belief. Regarding Covid 19 vaccines in particular, Covid 19 Vaccines that used cell lines originating from aborted fetus are morally compromised. Covid 19 vaccines that used aborted cell lines in testing are morally compromised. Such information regarding development and testing has been documented and released for knowledge to the consumer. As such, it was used to help to me make a moral decision regarding immunity. While, I acknowledge that the Pope has stated that Catholics can in good conscience use the vaccine, I am morally obligated to uphold my beliefs as directed by God. For these reasons of moral and conscience, I request the right to refuse vaccines that are produced with cell lines from aborted fetuses and/or vaccines that implemented testing with aborted cell lines . It would be against God's teachings to receive and goi against everything that I hold true and according to God's word in Acts 5.29 "We must obey God, rather than man. I am asking for your consideration in granting me the moral right of protection of my religious creed as stated by ____'s own Equal Employment and Affirmative Action Statement of Policy.


I have been a Catholic for 40 years now as I was Baptized at Birth in the Catholic Faith, continued to grow in my faith at a Catholic School and Joined a Catholic Church upon moving from home as an adult. My Religious objection is to all Vaccines and/or medical treatments that contradict these teachings that are the core of my moral obligations to the Lord.



I like how it covers a lot of the “what abouts” & “yeah, buts”
The “well, your own policy states” is code for “you know I’m prolly gonna sue your arse, right?”

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She is in the medical field. She should be mandated to get the vaccine

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This is what really pisses me off about you fricktards. You think that’s somehow the only criteria that should matter. Like everybody in the medical field is a dam ER nurse, coming into contact with hundreds of ill patients every day. Yeah, she’s technically “in” the medical field. But in reality, she sits at a desk all day long, in an office building, with a total of about 10 other people, and hasn’t stepped foot in a hospital or patient’s home for work in almost 7 years. She comes into contact with more people during 1 grocery store trip than she does in a month at work. She also has had some auto-immune shite going on that she believes was caused by, let’s just say “foreign bodies from elective surgery”. Thankfully, all that has subsided over the last year after having surgery to remove those “foreign bodies”. None of the doctors she had been to could put a finger on it but now that it’s gotten better, she’s deathly afraid to put anything more into her body that isn’t necessary because of this. But she knows not a single dam one of those Drs would give her a medical exemption while they try to figure it out. So we had to go this route. But, nooooo, you’re 100% right. She should be forced to do it. For the greater good. Despite any risk to herself. Just so you can sleep better at night. Man, I truly hate you fricking people

/end mother fricking rant

The complete idiocy of the system and individuals is making itself very plain.

Someone with a previous Covid infection is less likely to be (re)infected than someone who is vaccinated.

Furthermore, the risk of getting infected is not 100#.

And then, once infected, the risk of passing the infection on isn't 100%.

Imagine if we could predict someone had a 1% higher chance of passing on an infection and then excluding them from working in medicine. Clown world.

May I ask?
What's your wife's occupation?

I might have some occupational information to share.

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I am a practicing Catholic and my beliefs are sincere, important, and meaningful in my daily life /choices. I was Baptized and raised as a Catholic, adhered to the Bible's teaching, attended church with my family and upheld my moral obligations as taught to me at the Catholic School I attended and ___church in which I made my confirmation. It was during this time of growth that the morals and beliefs that follow were instilled and honored. Presently, I am a parishioner at ___and continue to practice my beliefs. Thus, I am making a sincere request for a religious exemption based upon my faith and the teachings of that faith. I have been with ___for about 13 years now. For the last 6 years, I have held the position ____ and would like to continue to be.

My religious beliefs and practices conflict with the Covid 19 vaccine. God is the creator. He created the human body with a self protecting system. I did not grow up commonly using medications and currently do not take many medications due to this belief. Recently, more medications have been noted to contradict my beliefs and as a result, usage of these medications has been ceased. I believe that God is the higher authority and trust that in his infinite wisdom created the human body in his image with a body that will efficiently activate our immune system. "and he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me" 2 Corinthians 12.9. The Covid 19 vaccine may have the ability to alter my body and immune system with its additives and directly goes against the belief in which as stated before, God has created an efficient immune system.
As a Catholic, all human life is a gift from God and is precious. I believe abortion is morally damaging. I believe strongly that I have a moral duty to avoid medications, treatments, and vaccines that violate this belief in order to protect my soul. Vaccines and vaccine testing has been discussed and cited in studies reporting fetal cell usage. I adhere to my beliefs and intend to continue to avoid such medications and treatments that do not uphold this belief. Regarding Covid 19 vaccines in particular, Covid 19 Vaccines that used cell lines originating from aborted fetus are morally compromised. Covid 19 vaccines that used aborted cell lines in testing are morally compromised. Such information regarding development and testing has been documented and released for knowledge to the consumer. As such, it was used to help to me make a moral decision regarding immunity. While, I acknowledge that the Pope has stated that Catholics can in good conscience use the vaccine, I am morally obligated to uphold my beliefs as directed by God. For these reasons of moral and conscience, I request the right to refuse vaccines that are produced with cell lines from aborted fetuses and/or vaccines that implemented testing with aborted cell lines . It would be against God's teachings to receive and goi against everything that I hold true and according to God's word in Acts 5.29 "We must obey God, rather than man. I am asking for your consideration in granting me the moral right of protection of my religious creed as stated by ____'s own Equal Employment and Affirmative Action Statement of Policy.


I have been a Catholic for 40 years now as I was Baptized at Birth in the Catholic Faith, continued to grow in my faith at a Catholic School and Joined a Catholic Church upon moving from home as an adult. My Religious objection is to all Vaccines and/or medical treatments that contradict these teachings that are the core of my moral obligations to the Lord.



I like how it covers a lot of the “what abouts” & “yeah, buts”
The “well, your own policy states” is code for “you know I’m prolly gonna sue your arse, right?”

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And you’re in here calling other people fricktards? Wow.

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She needs a new Dr. !

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Yeah that’s just nuts