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So, the vaccine just continues spreading the virus? And at a faster pace, too. Great.
Exactly. A billion questions about the safety of a hyper-rushed vaccine, yet with "the numbers" at all-time low and the flu supposedly cured people still naively lining up for this toxic cocktail. No thanks.
The article says nothing of the kind, and states that the cause of her death is unknown. Dr. Christensen is quoted in the article as follows:
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Just about every vaccine or anything you do treat someone, when you inject something, has a potential for a negative outcome.
That's why you are given information about vaccines when you receive them. 1.31 per million people die from anaphylaxis associated with their flu vaccinations each year. Ditto with other vaccines.
You claim "many healthy people" are dying following their second COVID shot. That's not true. 55 people have died following the second shot, and more than 80 million doses have been administered. Assuming that's 40 million people, the death rate is 55/40,000,000 = one thousandth of a percent.
Please read the following article -- almost all those who died had one or more existing serious health issues, and many were living in senior living facilities or in hospice care:
There is absolutely no rational reason why anyone should be more afraid of getting a COVID vaccine than of getting any other kind of vaccination!! But then, this isn't about reason and logic, is it?
A little background research will reveal strong political views, with the accompanying need some such folks have to spread rumors and sow doubts and fears about vaccination.
I asked the vaccine clinic providers about this too...as pre-treating with those OTC meds did seem potentially counterproductive. Taking them after receiving the vaccine was OK, just not before. Which makes sense. I didn't start feeling noticeable side effects from either dose for at least 12 hours. By that time, my immune system would already be well along its learning curve so any suppression would probably be after the fact.
Right. Everything I've read specifies take these AFTER the vaccine if necessary.
I had a few mild side effects after the second vaccine (that evening and then the following evening) but that was nearly a week ago and I've felt fine after the first two days which was off and on and mild anyway.
I work with a woman whose daughter is in a study in New York. She had her vaccine months ago, and gets continual migraines. I dont know much about it except that it is going on right now. I will see if I can find out more about it. I only know that her chief complaint is continual migraines since she had the vaccine. I have no idea of the point of the study she is participating in or who is doing that particular study.
I cant help but be skeptical of studies done by the same company that produced the product, although I also think they should be doing studies. The vaccines are classified as emergency/experimental so it would be a learning opportunity missed if they did not.
In the end, I guess you have a little detective work to do. Check with local teaching hospitals to see if anyone knows anything or is doing any research. Search for research studies in the area where she lives, or nearby large cities.
I work with a woman whose daughter is in a study in New York. She had her vaccine months ago, and gets continual migraines. I dont know much about it except that it is going on right now. I will see if I can find out more about it. I only know that her chief complaint is continual migraines since she had the vaccine. I have no idea of the point of the study she is participating in or who is doing that particular study.
I hope you don't mind me rephrasing this more accurately, to illustrate how little actual information you know:
"I work with a woman whose daughter is supposedly in a study in New York. She supposedly had her vaccine months ago, and supposedly gets continual migraines. I dont know much about it except that it supposedly is going on right now. I will see if I can find out more about it. I only know that her chief complaint is supposedly continual migraines since she supposedly had the vaccine. I have no idea of the point of the study she is supposedly participating in or who is doing that particular supposed study."
I hope you don't mind me rephrasing this more accurately, to illustrate how little actual information you know: ...
The root problem I think is people not understanding the difference between correlation and causation.
Between 80 and 95 percent of alcohol dependent people smoke cigarettes. That's a correlation. The only conclusion that can be drawn from that is that there's some relationship between drinking and smoking -- not that cigarette smoking causes heavy drinking, or that heavy drinking causes cigarette smoking.
The fact that someone who got a vaccine developed continual migraines is a correlation -- it does not establish a causal relationship between migraines and vaccination. Someone who's predisposed to an antivaxxer viewpoint (like the people in this thread calling the vaccine "poison") is going to be on the lookout for "evidence" that "supports" their viewpoint -- and ignore or dismiss evidence that does not support it. Like all the millions of people who have gotten the vaccine and have not had continual migraines since.
Further, I'll point out that the scientific method doesn't work with single data points -- like one someone that developed migraines after vaccination, which may or may not be a coincidence. That's why studies involve a lot of data, and follow up studies examining even more data.
No it will not. Very irresponsible to spread this nonsense.
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