Officer cannot walk after first jab

[LIBrty4all 3,754]

19 years of selfless service, potentially down the drain.  WHY?

 

 

 

[TBoneTX 45,550]

This is only one of the great many adverse effects.

It also highlights the lapses in medical ethics being imposed by politicians.

[SLV123 40]

https://www.wkrn.com/news/nashville-woman-partially-paralyzed-after-rare-reaction-to-covid-vaccine-walks-again/

[Dashinka 24,605]

If I remember this story correctly, this officer had Covid and recovered (I could be thinking of another story).  Why does this not count?

[LIBrty4all 3,754]

7 hours ago, SLV123 said:

https://www.wkrn.com/news/nashville-woman-partially-paralyzed-after-rare-reaction-to-covid-vaccine-walks-again/

Another sad story, but at least she spent many days and potentially tens of thousands of dollars to do what she had been doing for decades prior to getting an unnecessary drug injection, eh?

[SLV123 40]

51 minutes ago, LIBrty4all said:

Another sad story, but at least she spent many days and potentially tens of thousands of dollars to do what she had been doing for decades prior to getting an unnecessary drug injection, eh?

My take on the story I shared:

1. had an extremely rare reaction to Pfizer’s COVID-19 . (395 MILLION COVID Vaccine DOSES in the US have been administered so far)
2. Your take: unnecessary  

[LIBrty4all 3,754]

1 hour ago, SLV123 said:

My take on the story I shared:

1. had an extremely rare reaction to Pfizer’s COVID-19 . (395 MILLION COVID Vaccine DOSES in the US have been administered so far)
2. Your take: unnecessary  

I don't get the flu vaccine because it is unnecessary also.  And since I stopped taking it several years ago, I have not gotten the flu (used to get it every year or two.

 

For the majority who have taken the covid vaccine and remained healthy, they don't understand the reluctance.  For those who have taken it and died, or had their health ruined like Layla's sister, or the cop in the OP, there are lots of regret and second guessing.  

[SLV123 40]

Where are your accurate numbers on those that have died or have been injured from the vaccine?
 

One off stories? Small events reported on VAERS?

 

public health

noun

1. the health of the population as a whole, especially as the subject of government regulation and support.

Israel, with its small population, would never take a risk and vaccinate as many as possible 3 times if it was so deadly and harmful. 
 

Average number of new infections reported each day in Israel falls by more than 4,500 over the last 3 weeks, 38% of its previous peak

COVID-19 infections are decreasing in Israel, with 3,706 new infections reported on average each day. That’s 34% of the peak — the highest daily average reported on September 13.

 

Per Dr. Reiner:

"We've lost 700,000 Americans now and fully 200,000 of those folks have died since vaccines have been available almost to everyone in this country, and every one of those deaths is unnecessary," he said. "So even though the news is great for this antiviral agent, really the message that people need to receive is 'get vaccinated.' No one needs to die from this virus."
 

These are numbers that are traceable, not yours without a prove-able factual basis.

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[laylalex 7,293]

Hey, that's not what I said AT ALL. My sister had COVID long before she could even get vaccinated, and her long COVID symptoms pre-existed before she was vaccinated. She has no regrets about getting vaccinated. She also had no side effects from the vaccination besides feeling injection site pain and some tiredness. What is causing her misery (besides being halfway through a pregnancy) is the lingering effects of the virus itself. 

 

I am someone who had an actual bad reaction to my first dose of Moderna. I am in VAERS, reported by a doctor. I spent four painful months recovering, four months that seriously affected my mental health. But guess what? I GOT BETTER. In August, my rheumatologist told me there was nothing wrong with me any longer, that all of the inflammation in my body caused by the massive surge of antibodies had gone down to normal levels. I have had no pain at all since the beginning of last month, when months before I couldn't get out of bed, couldn't type at a keyboard, couldn't hold a fork. I have no regrets about taking the vaccine. All along, doctors made it clear to me that it was likely my reaction was temporary, even if it was terrible. What am I left with? I am fully vaccinated. I can be in the world with fewer worries about spreading the virus or contracting it, and if I do, I am extremely unlikely to suffer serious illness. Given that I had no reaction to the second dose besides injection pain, I will have my booster when called to do so. That is what every single medical professional I have consulted has told me is safe. I have weighed their advice against my worries and I am convinced that I did the right thing.

 

Please don't put words in my mouth, about me or my family, thanks.

[LIBrty4all 3,754]

Sorry, though I had read vaxxed for her.  But having long-term covid lingering effects still sucks, vax or no.  

 

Wouldn't DREAM of putting a word in your mouth.  Or your keyboard, as it were.