Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[Cynthia12]

I worked in a major hospital when it was in full force and saw some very bad off people. Also got 2 shots cause it was required for my work and I like food and electricity. Still managed to get it at least one time confirmed. So for me I git it twice I knew of, once before shots and once after.

Oh I've gotten it. Just this last winter. I'm almost 71. Glad I had some protection. No hospital.

 

[sdm111]

Oh I've gotten it. Just this lat winter. I'm almost 71. Glad I had some protection. No hospital.

If it was up to me I wouldn't have got them. I know a few coworkers (hospital employees) that refused and they had to go work elsewhere. Let me backtrack a bit. At the time covid hit I worked for a company that had a contract with a major hospital. I was the employee that was working at the hospital and the only one that could do the job I was doing. The company I worked for did not require it but hospital did. So to not cause drama I just got mine only cause of the hospital. Since then in 2023 I went to work for the hospital ( they poached me) so I would have had to get it anyway but if I wouldn't have been contracted I wouldn't have in the first place. It was kinda complicated

 

[KRack]

There are folks that complain about all vaccines. Parents weren't vaccinating in California for a while against measles. Guess what they had? A big outbreak of measles. If no one got the vaccines for youth today, Including polio, we would still be losing children left and right. You have to remember how many people were being vaccinated for covid. Millions! Of course there were going to be some negative reactions. Compare those to who came through with their life. Much higher success rare.

I read a book called Turtles all the Way Down about vaccine facts and myths…it was a really interesting read. You might not be interested but I wanted to suggest it anyway.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

 

[cubalaya]

Getting such health problems after covid vaccination is rarely caused by the vaccinations.

The fact that heart attacks (myocarditis or pericarditis) occurs after vaccination does not mean that the vaccine is always the cause. In my country 3 suspected death occurred.
(18 million people in NL)
Studies show that the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis due to a COVID-19 infection is larger than the chance of getting heart problems after a covid vaccination.

Cancer is not known at all as a cause of the vaccination.

Lareb is a trustworthy and independent research institute in NL. This page gives an overview of all problems that occurred in the Netherlands (in Dutch, you can easily translate it with Google or AI):
https://www.lareb.nl/bijwerkingen-coronavaccins

Page on heart problems after covid vaccination:
https://www.lareb.nl/vaccin-kennis-pagina/Myocarditis-en-pericarditis-na-coronavaccinatie

You better go back and do some research

 

[cubalaya]

There are folks that complain about all vaccines. Parents weren't vaccinating in California for a while against measles. Guess what they had? A big outbreak of measles. If no one got the vaccines for youth today, Including polio, we would still be losing children left and right. You have to remember how many people were being vaccinated for covid. Millions! Of course there were going to be some negative reactions. Compare those to who came through with their life. Much higher success rare.

I am not one of those. I feel some vaccines are very helpful polio, measles, tetanus........but.....this experimental messenger genetic mRNA vaccine is a bioweapon and if you still believe big pharma and government after all this, you are simply deceived

 

[Hayden Goseek]

I am not one of those. I feel some vaccines are very helpful polio, measles, tetanus........but.....this experimental messenger genetic mRNA vaccine is a bioweapon and if you still believe big pharma and government after all this, you are simply deceived

I was a strong believer in vaccines and it carried over into the Covid shots. The timeline of when I was sick and the narrow window I had Covid tells me that my illness was not directly related to Covid.
I was so Gung-Ho that I had the J&J, a J&J booster and a Moderna just so I would be covered.I think the mRNA Moderna did me in.
Now, I'm not sure I would trust ANY vaccine. I was asked just today if I had the Covid vaccine as a condition of employment (RN) and could honestly say yes. I'm not sure what I will do if they ever want a booster.

 

[BDutch]

You better go back and do some research

I did.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

Just heard this the other day and thought I'd leave it here:

Apparently doctors used to recommend cigarettes. Huh.

 

[Sammster]

I was a strong believer in vaccines and it carried over into the Covid shots. The timeline of when I was sick and the narrow window I had Covid tells me that my illness was not directly related to Covid.
I was so Gung-Ho that I had the J&J, a J&J booster and a Moderna just so I would be covered.I think the R-dna Moderna did me in.
Now, I'm not sure I would trust ANY vaccine. I was asked just today if I had the Covid vaccine as a condition of employment (RN) and could honestly say yes. I'm not sure what I will do if they ever want a booster.

I'm sorry, Hayden.