So basically take your multi vitamin
His kids are vaccinated with all the recommended shots. His wife confirmed it on their facebook.Gates has never vaccinated his kids
now a vaccine developed quick without standard tests
i wonder
Let these idiots tell us... doctors are our saviors when really they are textbook outdated ‘smart’.They polled doctors and nurses on if they would take this vaccine when it was available to them. Something like 90% of doctors would and only 30-40% of nurses would. If you know anything about the medical community, it’s usually the nurses who really know what’s up, not the doctors.
The Flu and Covid vaccines are not cures. It doesn't prevent you for getting it, it just stops the severity of it. Covid prevents you from getting severely sick and possibly dying from it. So I rather take my chances than not because I have to many friends that took it lightly and caught it. One friend almost died. But you do what is best for you! Do your research though. I just got my second shot and it just made me tired and fatigues for 24 hours that's it.Thats what fonts not getting, this is a slow poison where you have to take it more than once. Dont alot of people get sick after getting the flu vaccine? Didn’t someone post a video of someone feeling the effects of the flu walking backwards? If its not so bad then why will we be forced to take it?
Well you won't ever know that if you will be fortunate enough just to have the asymptomatic version. That is the risk people I guess are willing to take.So honest question, what's the difference between getting the vaccine and getting an asymptomatic version of Covid? I'm really wondering. Because apparently there are a bunch of us who get covid and never even know it.
Weird. Are you tasting colors or seeing sounds or what?I had covid in April and now I have synesthesia. I would rather a vaccine then whatever rona is doing to my brain.
I'm scared. I took the J&J and I have a terrible headache and nausea! Feeling like I want to faint!
I'm scared. I took the J&J and I have a terrible headache and nausea! Feeling like I want to faint!
Vaccines affect everyone differently. Thats why I think its so unfair to force people to take this vaccine. Even doctors are forcing people. We have had public outbreaks before ie. Spanish flu was worse and people were not forced and regulated to take a vaccine.
The doctor forced my mom
to take the J and J vaccine and she nearly had a stroke, had to be rushed to the emergency room.
Society has become so annoying.
If youre out enjoying your life people are getting annoyed with you now.
The flu shot almost took me OUT. I ended up with pneumonia. I dismissed any correlation and thought it was a fluke. I took the flu shot the following year and ended up with pneumonia AGAIN. After that, my doctor began giving me exemption letters for my university. Everyone responds differently to certain things.These are not bad side effects. The flu shot comes with side effects, including a cold because the body is preparing ot fight off the flu. I"m not surprised it will be an annual shot, like the flu shot.
Pfizer coronavirus vaccine volunteer describes side effects, urges others to 'get it' ASAP ()
Pfizer coronavirus vaccine volunteer describes side effects, urges others to 'get it' ASAP
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine had side effects that were 'worse than I thought,' volunteer tells 'Fox & Friends'
A Pfizer coronavirus vaccine volunteer in Austin, Texas told "Fox & Friends" about his experience in the clinical trial, urging others to "get it as soon as you can."
The company reported that its vaccine has been found to be 90% effective against COVID-19 with more than 43,000 people being tested around the world. (although Covid has a 90% survival rate)
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Upon hearing the positive results, Glenn Deshields, who volunteered for the trial after seeing it on the news, tweeted: "My Grandad told me that one of his first memories was of bells ringing to mark the end of WWI. If true, this is that kind of moment. I am honored to be a part of this trial."
He told co-host Ainsley Earhardt Thursday he is fairly certain he got the vaccination and not the placebo because he showed antibodies after getting the second injection.
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"I had some side effects," Deshields said. "A lot of injection site pain ... I haven't had coronavirus, so that's a good thing."
He admitted that the side effects after the first shot "were a little more severe than I thought."
"Basically, I had a headache and a lot of fatigue, injection site pain ... maybe three to four days," he said. "The second one, it was similar but it was much more muted. It wasn't as strong. I think I took some Advil and they basically cleared up."
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Deshields recommends people get it as soon as possible.
"I talked to my doctor. He said there's differences in how this one works, but, in the end, it's just still a vaccine and people shouldn't be scared of it," he concluded.
*A second dose of a slow posion, but LSA thinks this will be done in one shot. Nope, the vaccine will be yearly, congrats LSA.
They polled doctors and nurses on if they would take this vaccine when it was available to them. Something like 90% of doctors would and only 30-40% of nurses would. If you know anything about the medical community, it’s usually the nurses who really know what’s up, not the doctors.