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I caught it in mid-February and had virtually no symptoms except for loss of sense of smell. I have very high levels of antibodies and was advised by my doctor
by JPKab 5y ago
I caught it in mid-February and had virtually no symptoms except for loss of sense of smell.
I have very high levels of antibodies and was advised by my doctor to hold off on getting the vaccine. Several coworkers in mine have insisted that I get the vaccine or they will not participate in a picnic where I am present. They are all vaccinated so I don't really understand the reasoning, but I think there's some strong psychology at play just like your mother-in-law.
I'm pretty racked with guilt at this point because I was strongly encouraging my mother-in-law to get the vaccine so she would stop living like a shut-in.
My wife just came home from the hospital and it's official:
Her brain activity has continued to deteriorate to a point where she is brain dead.
It turns out that there are several cardiac arrest events for every 100,000 shots administered.
So it is a rare event but not as rare as many people think. Obviously the media isn't going to report, because it would cause millions to not get vaccinated. It's understandable, but yeah, my head is exploding right now.....
- giantg2 5y agoSorry hear that. I don't see how it is understandable for the media not to report the full story. The point of a free press in a democracy is supposed to be for the people to be informed of the issues and decide for themselves.