Thanks. I do remember something about that and am going to clarify tomorrow. I couldnt find anything on the BCCDC pagesI believe it's recommended to wait for 3 months after covid infection.
Thanks. I do remember something about that and am going to clarify tomorrow. I couldnt find anything on the BCCDC pagesI believe it's recommended to wait for 3 months after covid infection.
What is bit chute?
my point is that mRNA is new technology and it's not something that has been around for centuries like other vaxxines and it should be used with caution and only given to people that want to recieve
Blood clot issues. AZ banned in a few European countries.If the issue is fear of mRNA, then why don't I see any of the vaccine-hesitant asking for the AZ or J&J versions of the vaccine which are based on older, "safer," viral vector vaccine technology instead of mRNA?
If you only want to trust medicine that's been around for 100+ years, then good luck to you. But don't ever get an MRI because it could be giving you radiation poisoning. You are definitely better off having the doctor cut you open to see what's inside you. If you are ever admitted to a hospital you should refuse to allow them to attach ECG electrodes to you. Who knows what kind of effects they might have on your nervous system? If you end up with any cardiac issues, forget implanting a pacemaker as those are definitely not safe. Your heart will find it's own natural rhythm. Kidney problems? Forget dialysis. Who can be sure that's not further contaminating your blood and shortening your life?
If the issue is fear of mRNA, then why don't I see any of the vaccine-hesitant asking for the AZ or J&J versions of the vaccine which are based on older, "safer," viral vector vaccine technology instead of mRNA?
interesting... I did AZ, Moderna, and (by choice) Moderna, and had the exact same - way sorer arm this time, but zero other symptoms. First time chills and sick feeling, second time the sick feeling, but this time absolutely nothing beyond the arm.Started with AZ, then Moderna, and yesterday Moderna.
They actually asked me yesterday which one I wanted. WTF? Yeah, let's try Pfizer and see what the cokctail does
You are bringing excellent points and no I don't intend to rely on 100 year old medicine forever and I do understand with time there will cutting edge medical technology.
However, what you are forgeting to mention is that all of those things that you mentioned were developed over extended period of time and went through multiple clinical and human trials before they even got approved. Here is a fact for you the quickest developed vaccine was developed for mumps in 1971 it took 4 years to develop under emergency act and then it was changed again in 1979. Prior to mumps the average time to develop vaccine is roughly 10-15 years especially if you are planning to give it to kids. Currently there are absolutely no studies on covid vaccines long term effect on children as young as 5 years old. When the covid vaccines got approved we were told that they are 90% effective and it will stop you from getting covid then once they realized that it's not the case then they changed to telling us that you can still get it but you won't transmitted to others and then when they realized that's not the case then they changed to telling us that you can get it and you can transmitted but it will prevent you from getting really sick and you won't end up in the hospital and now we all know that's also not the case and double and triple vaccinated people are still getting it, still transmitting and still getting sick.
I think the mandates need to be lifted and people need to learn how live with it. If you don't feel safe then you can get vaccinated and if you still don't feel safe then you can stay home until you feel safe. It's unrealistic to expect a 100% vaccinated population, I think as a country we are doing well and we are close to 80% double vaccinated.
But where I would challenge you is on the idea that the vaccines aren't protecting people from getting really sick. Sorry, they are, and this is the one area where we have data to prove it. Something like 7% of our population is unvaccinated, yet something like 60% of the people taking up ICU beds with Covid are unvaccinated. It's been a long time since I was forced to take stats in undergrad, but I'm pretty sure that's statistically significant proof that vaccines are reducing the risk of ending up in the ICU - or worse...
I think the mandates need to be lifted and people need to learn how live with it. If you don't feel safe then you can get vaccinated and if you still don't feel safe then you can stay home until you feel safe. It's unrealistic to expect a 100% vaccinated population, I think as a country we are doing well and we are close to 80% double vaccinated.
I agree with with to some extend when it comes to stats.
Here are some stats that I found on the BC government website. (Copy pasted)
Past two weeks cases hospitalized (Jan. 14-27) - Total 1,333
These stats are just being hospitalized it does not say whether or not with covid or because of covid. You can get into a car accident and be brought to the hospital for a broken leg and if you have covid you will be counted as a hospitalized because of covid. What's also interesting is that they stopped giving breakdown of ICU cases vaccinated vs not vaccinated, I searched on the site and couldn't find it anywhere.
- Not vaccinated: 349 (26.2%)
- Partially vaccinated: 59 (4.4%)
- Fully vaccinated: 925 (69.4%)
My issue is that the vaccines are being mandated and forced upon people and not so much the actual vaccine. It should be a choice made by each individual just like a flu shot. If you are healthy individual and you think your immune system is strong then why get it, especially if you are a young child? The feds are talking about taxing people for not being vaccinated. I never thought I would live to see a day where you would get taxed for being healthy. What about obese people, smokers, drinkers and addicts are we going to tax them as well because they are clogging up hospital?
Here is my experience with vaccine:
About 8 months ago my wife and I made appointments to get vaccinated. My wife went first 2 weeks before my scheduled appointment just in case if she had any reaction to the vaccine I could stay home and take care of kids. Few hours after vaccine she started to get tingling in her arm and fingers, didn't think about it we just brushed it off. Next morning she woke up with severe pain on her right side and slowly throughout the day her right arm and right leg were going numb. We went to the hospital to get it checked to rule out any adverse reaction, we got there they basically told us that she is fine and it's just anxiety and it will get better and let us go. Day 3, she woke up with severe pain throughout her whole body (like an acid burn) and she was unable to feel or use her right arm and leg (similar to when your leg falls asleep when you sit on it for to long) we immediately called an ambulance to get her to the hospital. She spent a few days there to get checked and they found nothing and they kept telling us that it's anxiety and stress due to covid. Doctors were very dismissive when we were telling them that it started right after vaccine. Long story short she was finally diagnosed by a US neurosurgeon with a small fiber neuropathy caused by vaccine injury. 8 months later and she is basically partially paralyzed on her right side and in constant pain 10/10 and on good days it's 8/10. Even with her diagnosis she still can't get a vaccine exemption even though her neurosurgeon wrote a letter to the public health official and they still denied her exemption, they basically told her to get different vaccine. She took her doctors advise and made a decision not to get her second shot. We been called every name you could think of somehow we are racist, anti science, fascists and many more because she is not fully vaccinated. I'm not looking for pity or sympathy it is what it is and we are dealing with it the best that we can. The point of this story is that when she got her vaccine this side effect wasn't listed as a side effect at all, it wasn't even known to be a side effect. It's only recently about 1-2 months ago that it got updated as a side effect and mainly in women. It just shows you that there are many unknown potentially life lasting side effects that may show up later on down the line. That's why I strongly disagree about kids getting vaccinated, imagine your son or daughter being in pain 10/10 because it was mandated to get vaccine otherwise they can't participate in activities.
Strange world we live in!
ummmm...The medication doesn't have any side effects
LOL, I realize this is maybe a bit "on the nose", but....none for me!ummmm...