My wife got Moderna and she was fine, I’m getting Pfizer next week so we’ll see.
COVID is soo ugly why risk it.
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Yes,
but,
if you want to have a child,
and you can’t have one later due to old age,
why risk worse?
Just because the timing is worse doesn’t mean they didn’t want to get a Chinese marriage in Mandarin and be too old to have a child,
and have to pay $17,000 to adopt a child instead.
Get the vaccine and a puppy?
Yeah, after, of preference, depending.
I also don’t need a pet or farm animal yet.
We used to have 1 veal , 1 per summer for 2 summers, but,
they were not on a farm.
We just had a large backyard with a shed to keep them in at night.
I can’t wait to breathe in some of the chemtrails by my house and experience 5G through my bloodstream
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If you can make a reasonable risk assessment for yourself, based on the data available, then you will better know if getting a vaccine makes sense.
No vaccine is risk-free. Anyone who tells you there is no downside is lying or misinformed. You are always weighing risk versus benefit.
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The tests for effectiveness are not laboratory data. Even though almost all countries have measures to prevent the spread, there are still more than enough cases. The effectiveness is not measured against the absolute occurrence in a population, but against a control group who has on average the same exposure.
A large group of people get vaccinated with the real vaccine and the other half get a placebo. After some time you compare how much of the people with the vaccine got sick compared to the control group and that gives you the effectiveness.
Well there are two points here. It has been shown that even if the vaccine with lower effectiveness don’t get you immunity, they still have an effect on the potential severity if you do get the decease. And it’s not like you are 100% secure in case of a real covid infection if you are a healthy young person, your probability to get a bad case are just a lot lower, but even more so with a vaccine. Even if the immune response is not perfect and completely prevents an infection.
And secondly, you don’t just have to think of this in terms of individuals. If the vaccine is only 60 percent effective, that means that 60 out of a hundred people you come in contact with will no longer pose a risk to you, because they potentially can’t spread the disease to you anymore (this isn’t 100% certain yet the last time I checked, but highly likely). That is already enough to break the spread. Basically this isn’t just for you, but also for the people you come into contact with the most.
It’s normal. It just means your immune system is working. You aren’t actually ill because the vaccine doesn’t contain the virus.
There is no clotting factor in the AZ one. It’s pure fearmonging. The rate of clotting for people who have had the AZ vaccine is actually lower than what you would normally expect to see in the general population anyway just by chance. The fact these people got clots after having the vaccine is pure coincidence. Everyone is asked to report any symptoms as a standard safety procedure, that is the only reason that clotting had appeared on the medical sheets for the vaccine. Then people who lack the relevant education and haven’t looked at the statistics have blown it way out of proportion.
The number of people reporting clots was less than 1 per million people. Even if the vaccine did cause clots and we knew that for sure, it is still a complete no brainer because 1 in a million is a far smaller risk than catching the coronavirus at any age.
He may have Covid 19…just not from the shot.
And where do you get the idea that its “just his immune system working”? Based on what exactly do you dismiss the idea the shot made him ill, and for some other reason besides a perfectly fine reaction from his immune system?
When you get symptoms, it’s your immune system that causes them. For example, a fever is your body raising it’s own temperature to make it too hot for the virus/infection to survive. A flemy cough is your body producing mucus to trap bacteria and get it out of your lungs. The infection itself isn’t causing any symptoms unless your immune system doesn’t fight it and it starts to do serious damage.
The vaccine can’t make you ill because there is nothing in the vaccine to make you ill. If you get symptoms, it’s essentially a ‘pseudo illness’. Your body isn’t actually fighting anything, it just thinks it is.
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Since I’ve posted that, I’ve seen updated research on the AZ one.
Your brother may have had covid previously without knowing or was just plain asymptomatic.
Future mutations of covid in spike proteins mean the vaccine will need to be regularly updated.
Deployment will always lag & people will always die including those previously inoculated. As the virus becomes endemic the vaccine will likely accelerate spread of mutations which will spike yearly as flu does.
Some years we will have bad covid endemics & other years just like flu.
Tl;dr
You are not immune to covid from a “vaccine” but you should 100% take your shot which you will need reguraly just like a flu shot. Who gets it will depend on costs, I doubt routine covid vaccination will occur tbh.
Complete garbage you are an idiot. The covid vaccine can make people ill including kill them.
For that reason 1000’s of people will not be taking it including but not exclusive to, most pregnant woman (vaccine could also kill their unborn child or complicate development), those with comporomised immune systems & ect.
Tl;dr
Do not take any prescribed substance unless directed to by a doctor.
Keep your worthless opinion to yourself please. You are uneducated on the subject and so have no business telling anyone else they are wrong, especially someone who is educated on the subject.
The main risk of vaccine is allergic reaction, and that is a seperate, very well known, and treatable side effect of any vaccine that has ever existed. The covid vaccine has not killed a single person, and almost 300 million people have been vaccinated globally. Covid on the other hand has killed almost 3 million so far. There is also no proof that the covid vaccine affects fertility what-so-ever. It’s common practice to exclude pregnant women from any new treatment as a safety measure.
TDLR: Don’t listen to you.
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https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.html
Look for yourself, i’ve done it and i’ve my very own opinion now that i’ll keep for myself.
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Look at what? Just because you had something happen to you after the vaccine does not mean the vaccine is responsible. Correlation vs causation. Some people suffer from allergic reactions, but that is not a problem that is specific to the covid vaccine, any vaccine can do that to someone if they are at risk of suffering from allergic reactions. If you are not allergic to vaccines then you will not have an allergic reaction to the covid vaccine.
I never said anything, i looked in the database for the COVID vaccines adverses reactions and their symptoms. I’ve seen numbers, tiny numbers compared to the population vaccinated, but those numbers represent persons. Some people are dead and they are accounted in the database. That’s all.
Yes, but the US has vaccinated over 100 million people, and started with the people most at risk from dying due to covid. Now that also means that the people that have the poorest health anyway were vaccinated. Therefore, it’s completely expected that some people will just die anyway in the timeframe after receiving the vaccine. It’s a simple numbers game. As a precaution, these deaths have to be recorded. But it’s dangerous to claim there is a link between the deaths and the vaccine when no such link exists.
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