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The charade is that vaccinations will fix this. I'd be willing to take them if there were no bad effects from them, but I spent like 10 hours in bed and I don't
by vadfa 5y ago
The charade is that vaccinations will fix this. I'd be willing to take them if there were no bad effects from them, but I spent like 10 hours in bed and I don't wish to go through that again.
- CodeGlitch 5y agoI too spent 2 days in bed shivering after my first vaccine... But I'll be getting a booster and all after that. If my body reacted to the vaccine like that, I dread to think how it would have dealt with the real thing. 10 hours in bed is a minor inconvenience.
- maltalex 5y agoVaccinations are the closest thing we have to a solution. No one has long term experience with them, so understandably no one knows how long they protect you for. That's life. Yes, there are some (minor) risks associated with the vaccines. I too spent a day in bed. Twice. So what? Both you and I knew there's a risk of that when we got it. Still, the vaccine does what it says on the tin. So again, where's the charade? We live in a time and place that allowed us to get a vaccine with 90%+ efficiency just a year after an incredibly infections, never before seen virus has been spotted and begun taking (many) lives. It even proved to be effective against the even more infectious variants that appeared later. And after millions around the world were literally suffocated to death by covid, both you and I got the vaccine for free (or at an affordable cost, depending on where you live). And the only side effect of the vaccine that either of us experienced is feeling sick for less than a day. The word I'd use to describe this situation is definitely not charade.