Real Vaccine Experience Being Reported (Finally) (statistics, deaths, county, state)

[The Dark Enlightenment]

Originally Posted by Chuckity

I've known A LOT of people who've had covid.

And in 98% of the cases, it was nothing more than a minor cold.

So you personally know more than 50 people with Covid?

No frickin' way am I going to take a vaccine that's going to make me feel 100 times worse than what the actual disease will do

Well, since the chance of the vaccine making you feel 100 times worse than the disease is near zero, I guess you can go right ahead and get it.

[Absolom]

If the vaccine does well, Biden will be credited. If not well, it was created under "Trump's watch."

The media is so predictable.

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by The Dark Enlightenment

So you personally know more than 50 people with Covid?


Well, since the chance of the vaccine making you feel 100 times worse than the disease is near zero, I guess you can go right ahead and get it.

Probably close to 100 people by now if I sat and made a list.

As for for second comment: whatever.

[serger]

Originally Posted by Chuckity

I've known A LOT of people who've had covid.

And in 98% of the cases, it was nothing more than a minor cold.

No frickin' way am I going to take a vaccine that's going to make me feel 100 times worse than what the actual disease will do

No thanks.

The 250k + dead in this country alone would have preferred a 1 day headache, imo.

[Tencent]

Originally Posted by Absolom

So will this vaccine work better than the one for flu?

That's the question.

Flu vaccine is largely a waste of time.

The real kicker is going to be how long this immunity lasts. If it lasts only one year I'm not sure what is going to happen in terms of the global economy.

[Tencent]

Originally Posted by Lycanmaster

Those are the short-term effects.

Who knows what the long-term effects will be. Like, I dunno, permanent changes to your DNA...

Human DNA has been permanently changed throughout eons every time we encounter something that tries to either intentionally or accidentally make us extinct. It's called evolution

That being said, in the past few days I've been really trying to understand human health in light of all of this mess. And I'm really starting to suspect other factors in what drives our aging, disease and unfavorable genetic disorders, not vaccines as a primary culprit.

The People who get debilitating long term effects from vaccines may be getting it from an immune over-reaction to the actual pathogen vs other ingredients.

In other words, the "one size fits all" inoculation dose is probably too large for some and too little for others.

[ncole1]

Originally Posted by Tencent

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/11/23/...the-park-.html



This sounds like after I took the pneumonia Vaccine but I had just fatigue and mild fever one day.

This will be a logistical problem nevertheless requiring two doses and potentially 2 days off work.

2 days off work is nothing compared to the 10+ days of isolation from actually getting COVID. Come on folks, can't we be thankful for something as Turkey Day approaches?

[Chuckity]

Originally Posted by serger

The 250k + dead in this country alone would have preferred a 1 day headache, imo.

I have a .02% chance of dying from the flu and a .07% chance of dying from covid.

I'll skip the vaccine, thanks.

[Hoonose]

Originally Posted by Tencent

That's the question.

Flu vaccine is largely a waste of time.

The real kicker is going to be how long this immunity lasts. If it lasts only one year I'm not sure what is going to happen in terms of the global economy.

It may well require yearly vaccinations like Influenza. If so, very likely we'll soon see a combo vaccine - flu + Covid 19. Not a huge deal and the global economy will blossom.

Flu vaccine was not a waste of time for my elderly patients.

[ladybug07]

I am very interested in the long term effects. I don't jump on a band wagon for a vaccination easy.