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No problems - no changes. I had 2 J&J and a Moderna booster.
My mother, on the other hand didn't believe in the vaccine for both her and my dad. They both got covid, she had extreme brain fog and died not long after and he got horrendously painful covid pneumonia. I'll take the vaccines and boosters.
My Dad (who had been perfectly healthy prior to vaccination) had a severe, adverse reaction within 24-36 hours of vaccination. He was found unresponsive in his bed and rushed to the hospital. He was in an out of the hospital for several weeks and nearly died twice. He has since mostly recovered but hasn't been the same. Part of that is due to my Mom also having a severe, adverse reaction to the vaccine, although not as immediate. A few weeks after vaccination, she tried to jump out of a moving car on the way to a routine doctor's visit. She was forcefully hospitalized where she spent days fighting, scratching, biting, and throwing feces at nurses. She suddenly improved and was to spend two weeks in rehab before coming home. Unfortunately, she died from an apparent heart attack on Mother's Day, the day before she was to come home.
Both had their annual checkups the week before vaccination. Both were healthy with no heart issues. So this was quite a shock. Even more shocking was that Mom's tests showed no indications of Alzheimer's or dementia, yet her doctor concluded that she developed "rapidly progressive dementias" based on that she seemingly skipped straight to stage 7 dementia overnight.
"Ramsay Hunt syndrome is a complication of shingles that can lead to temporary facial paralysis.
Justin Bieber is 28. There is only 1 REASON why a 28 year old would get shingles then Ramsay Hunt...."
My friend had shingles in her teens, and Ramsey Hunt in her early 30s. That was decades ago. It's not that unusual for a young person to have shingles. Most young people have had chicken pox, and that's the virus that can give you shingles years later, and Ramsey Hunt syndrome is caused by the very same virus, not covid, or covid vaccine.
I've had 2 Moderna covid vaccines, and 2 boosters. Other than a fever the day after the vaccines, I have had no new health issues.
Dad collapsed at home a week later & was hospitalized for cardiac problems.
One daughter collapsed at home 4 days later & was treated in the ER for cardiac problems.
My other daughter was treated in the ER for arrhythmia 2 days after her vaccine.
My 2 sons haven't reported anything yet.
Who knows what the long term consequences will be.
I should add that a "stable" (for YEARS) & very small non cancerous mass on my dad's kidney has now doubled in size & is being investigated as possibly cancer now.
This wouldn't be surprising, given that the spike protein generated by the vaccines stay in the body for 60 days (versus just a few days from natural infection). That spike protein turns off a mechanism your cells use to fight tumor cells, called DNA damage repair.
Anyone with 3 doses has sustained 9 months of inhibited DNA damage repair & tumor cells may have taken hold during that time. It is too early for many of those cancers to have been detected. You won't know until maybe next year.
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Originally Posted by Arktikos
If you have something come up within a month of getting a vaccine it should definitely be reported to VAERS.
Beyond that timeframe it's highly unlikely that a shot would be responsible for any new symptoms.
That's not true. Vaccine injury is an immune mediated process & can take months to over a year to manifest in an observable way.
There are both acute & latent consequences associated with adverse environmental exposures. Cancers take time to grow. Neurological structure take time to deteriorate. Cardiac cells take time to scar.
Sometimes the onset is quick but many times not.
Last edited by coschristi; 06-11-2022 at 10:10 AM..
That's not true. Vaccine injury is an immune mediated process & can take months to over a year to manifest in an observable way..
It is true, according to WHO, CDC, doctors and immunologists. If there are any latent injuries they are even more rare than acute ones.
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