Everyone in my workplace got the Pfizer. One MA and two young docs in their 30s had HA, fatigue, low grade fever after 1st or 2nd shot. The vast majority, including myself, had no issues.
The vast majority of people are still ok after getting the vaccine. Something like 60 million people have had their first shots, and 30 million have had both. I’m not sure if that 30 is also included in that 60.
We’ve heard about thousands of deaths, which sucks, and they should be investigated fully, but that’s still a rounding error in the big picture. Don’t get me wrong, with vaccines we should only hear about tens of deaths per million, not hundreds. This still isn’t acceptable.
And we don’t know what is in store long-term. That’s still a mystery.
My folks did. Both older, late 70s. So far so good. I was more worried about it. They're both prior medical careers. Between that and age, they figured the benefits outweighed the risk. Not in greatest of health (type 2 diabetes, some other stuff). Looking like folks are tolerating it ok, with outliers. I'm not getting it fyi.
I (38) got it, my MIL, and my parents and grandparents all got it. I had the worst symptoms. Apparently it tends to affect younger people harder.
First shot just had a super sore arm for a day. Second shot, I developed chills and hot flashes with a low grade fever that evening which lasted all night. And the arm was even sorer.
Chances are great they will be fine. Aside from the excellent 5G connection I get from the nanobots, I'm doing great!
I'm close to an elderly (mid-80s) couple who got it 5 and 3 weeks ago, and reported only very mild cold-like symptoms for a day or two after the second dose.
My greater concern is the potential for mRNA-related autoimmune reactions once the genetic component is broadly expressed. That would not become a problem for many months, but if it does, when it does, it will be irreversible, torturous, and almost certainly lethal for those so afflicted.
I'm older than them. Don't let them get it. They have a 99.78% chance of survival. Why would they poison their bodies?
I know. I tried to ask them why they think they need it? They just say bc they don’t want to get sick
I've given up on my parents, if they want to turn into corpses and hand over their wealth so early, fine. Fuck it
The side affects are death. Don’t let them get it.
My mom got it without telling me and the second shot almost sent her to the hospital. She’s in her 70’s.
I have a client who’s sister got it and died the very next day. They refuse to admit it was the vaccine.
I’m sorry to hear that
Mine got both their second shots a couple weeks ago and are around the same age as yours. No side effects to date.
Okay cool, thank you!
Everyone in my workplace got the Pfizer. One MA and two young docs in their 30s had HA, fatigue, low grade fever after 1st or 2nd shot. The vast majority, including myself, had no issues.
Thanks for sharing! I think they’ll be okay
The vast majority of people are still ok after getting the vaccine. Something like 60 million people have had their first shots, and 30 million have had both. I’m not sure if that 30 is also included in that 60.
We’ve heard about thousands of deaths, which sucks, and they should be investigated fully, but that’s still a rounding error in the big picture. Don’t get me wrong, with vaccines we should only hear about tens of deaths per million, not hundreds. This still isn’t acceptable.
And we don’t know what is in store long-term. That’s still a mystery.
Side effects will be 6-10 months later. Dont do it
Can you elaborate pls?
My folks did. Both older, late 70s. So far so good. I was more worried about it. They're both prior medical careers. Between that and age, they figured the benefits outweighed the risk. Not in greatest of health (type 2 diabetes, some other stuff). Looking like folks are tolerating it ok, with outliers. I'm not getting it fyi.
I (38) got it, my MIL, and my parents and grandparents all got it. I had the worst symptoms. Apparently it tends to affect younger people harder.
First shot just had a super sore arm for a day. Second shot, I developed chills and hot flashes with a low grade fever that evening which lasted all night. And the arm was even sorer.
Chances are great they will be fine. Aside from the excellent 5G connection I get from the nanobots, I'm doing great!
I'm close to an elderly (mid-80s) couple who got it 5 and 3 weeks ago, and reported only very mild cold-like symptoms for a day or two after the second dose.
My greater concern is the potential for mRNA-related autoimmune reactions once the genetic component is broadly expressed. That would not become a problem for many months, but if it does, when it does, it will be irreversible, torturous, and almost certainly lethal for those so afflicted.
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