Which one you get?

Wodanaz said:

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Which one you get?

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Pfizer.

ea1060 said:

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Capitol Ag said:

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Robin Hood Was A Thief said:

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Because we don't have to. And the reaction of the leftists have proven to me to stand well clear of it.

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But why would it matter if you did take the vaccine? I'm VERY right leaning yet nothing at all about the vaccine scars me nor nothing about what the left does makes me steer from the vaccine. Why not just take it and move on with your life. I took it. I'm officially done with Covid. I also have had Covid before I was vaccinated. To me, that should be about the same as having a booster. I use the vaccine to not mask, go anywhere and everywhere and live as I did pre Covid (granted, I did most of that pre vaccine as well, so). Heck, I think the vaccinated are completely justified in moving on from all of this. I'm against all mandates, whether masks or vaccines and I get and support people making the choice. But I don't see the compelling reason why not to take the vaccine.

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I got the vaccine four months ago and now I have frequent dizzy/light headed spells and forearm pain. Others are experiencing the same thing.

If I could go back in time I would've never gotten the vaccine.

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The issue is there are many many things that could be causing what you are experiencing. Just don't be so quick to assume that the vaccine is causing it. Maybe it is. What I would do is be available for research if there indeed is evidence of such a reaction. Remember, all medications CAN have side effects. Hopefully your condition subsides soon.

Can anyone link to this actual post? That **** is hilarious

Capitol Ag said:

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ea1060 said:

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Capitol Ag said:

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Robin Hood Was A Thief said:

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Because we don't have to. And the reaction of the leftists have proven to me to stand well clear of it.

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But why would it matter if you did take the vaccine? I'm VERY right leaning yet nothing at all about the vaccine scars me nor nothing about what the left does makes me steer from the vaccine. Why not just take it and move on with your life. I took it. I'm officially done with Covid. I also have had Covid before I was vaccinated. To me, that should be about the same as having a booster. I use the vaccine to not mask, go anywhere and everywhere and live as I did pre Covid (granted, I did most of that pre vaccine as well, so). Heck, I think the vaccinated are completely justified in moving on from all of this. I'm against all mandates, whether masks or vaccines and I get and support people making the choice. But I don't see the compelling reason why not to take the vaccine.

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I got the vaccine four months ago and now I have frequent dizzy/light headed spells and forearm pain. Others are experiencing the same thing.

If I could go back in time I would've never gotten the vaccine.

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The issue is there are many many things that could be causing what you are experiencing. Just don't be so quick to assume that the vaccine is causing it. Maybe it is. What I would do is be available for research if there indeed is evidence of such a reaction. Remember, all medications CAN have side effects. Hopefully your condition subsides soon.

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What else could be causing the dizzy spells? Dizziness is a common side effect of the vaccine. I started experiencing dizzy spells a few weeks after getting the vaccine. Don't know what else could be causing it but the vaccine.

Again, no idea what's going on but there is a logical reason to look elsewhere than the vaccine. The vaccine has fatty nano capsules that have mRNA inside them. The stuff degrades in your body in hours to days. When it's inside your cells they make proteins for a few days then after maybe two weeks your body kills off the cells that made the proteins.

So there may be some secondary effect from the vaccine - like an autoimmune type thing? But direct action from the vaccine, the vaccine is all gone.

My wife (a doctor) also mentioned to me another thing with ivermectin - when they give it to people for River blindness or other parasites it's not like a continuous thing you take. It's like one dose, then another dose months later.

I'm not a doctor and I didn't even sleep at a holiday inn last night but I do have a family member who has an autoimmune disease and the kind of seemingly random symptoms and come and go nature of what you're struggling with reminds me of that. You might should see about seeing an immunologist.

NM.fun times we're in for sure.

ea1060 said:

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Capitol Ag said:

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Robin Hood Was A Thief said:

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Because we don't have to. And the reaction of the leftists have proven to me to stand well clear of it.

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But why would it matter if you did take the vaccine? I'm VERY right leaning yet nothing at all about the vaccine scars me nor nothing about what the left does makes me steer from the vaccine. Why not just take it and move on with your life. I took it. I'm officially done with Covid. I also have had Covid before I was vaccinated. To me, that should be about the same as having a booster. I use the vaccine to not mask, go anywhere and everywhere and live as I did pre Covid (granted, I did most of that pre vaccine as well, so). Heck, I think the vaccinated are completely justified in moving on from all of this. I'm against all mandates, whether masks or vaccines and I get and support people making the choice. But I don't see the compelling reason why not to take the vaccine.

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I got the vaccine four months ago and now I have frequent dizzy/light headed spells and forearm pain. Others are experiencing the same thing.

If I could go back in time I would've never gotten the vaccine.

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In the interest of full disclosure you have long covid so essentially got vaccinated with an active case of covid. I don't think your experience is similar since you've been battling covid symptoms for most of a year as well.

Ol Jock 99 said:

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It can eff up your liver, for one.

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so can tylenol

TexasAggie_02 said:

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Ol Jock 99 said:

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It can eff up your liver, for one.

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so can tylenol

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Yep. The difference between a deadly dose and a healthy dose is less for Tylenol than many many drugs. But no fda tweets on that.