Risks of the Covid vaccine

[Voyager1]

Are we still on this? It's 2025

[Winston]

Are we still on this? It's 2025

Because many have been injured by it or killed, and still are injured by it. Didn't you know?

There are Senate hearings about it now.

'mRNA COVID vaccines caused 74% deaths…': Dr McCullough's chilling revelation at Senate hearing

[Voyager1]

I took the Moderna vaccine 2x to be able to get on a plane.

Once on the plane there was a bitch behind me bitching all the way that I had the mask on right.

[Cliftoncop]

I've spent two plus years avoiding Covid. Aggie, you are right to worry about Long Covid. As I understand it the vaccine doesn't prevent Long Covid, the only thing the vaccine does is make it less likely one will be severely ill or die in the "active" phase. For anyone like me, already with ME/CFS which is almost the same as Long Covid, if not the actual same the risk is having Covid will mean a further deterioration in my overall health. If that happens I would need daily carers or to go into a care home. I'm already at the limit of what I can do for myself. I hate it that no one wears masks any more. I am still at high risk even if they are not, or they think they are not. Unlike you, I don't personally know any anti-vaxxers but do find it annoying as it seems unscientific if not stupid. However, for people who react badly to vaccines I can understand reluctance. I am glad you are surviving, you sound like you cope with or even like? the isolation. When my supermarket delivery lets me down I find I can feed myself for a few days but I don't have room to keep much more. I have had to start taking risks this summer, I had to have a hip replacement I could no longer walk due to pain which meant being in hospital and then respite care. I had to get new glasses as I was starting to not see properly. There have been a few other reasons I've had to be in the same room as another person. I am finding it is impossible to literally put life on hold for ever when one is one's own carer.