What evidence of the bad side effects of what vaccine?
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Will you accept the vaccine made available in the D.R.
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Final results from Moderna vaccine confirm 94% efficacy and no trials participant developed severe disease.
No mention of the trials participants who suffered from heels and feet falling off disease.
there's nothing about rotting feet, but there is a list a possible side affects of moderna's vaccine..
"The independent board that conducted the interim analysis of Moderna's huge trial found that severe side effects included fatigue in 9.7% of participants, muscle pain in 8.9%, joint pain in 5.2%, and headache in 4.5%. In the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine trial, the numbers were lower: Severe side effects included fatigue (3.8%) and headache (2%)."
what's worse, the disease or the cure?
"The independent board that conducted the interim analysis of Moderna's huge trial found that severe side effects included fatigue in 9.7% of participants, muscle pain in 8.9%, joint pain in 5.2%, and headache in 4.5%. In the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine trial, the numbers were lower: Severe side effects included fatigue (3.8%) and headache (2%)."
what's worse, the disease or the cure?
And Measles.... the vaccine
There’s a tradition of using cultural icons to promote public health messages. It has something to do with the peculiar atmosphere of the 20th century - a combination of the growing cachet of celebrities, a sparse media landscape and widespread acceptance of the idea that the public’s health was worth preserving.
In 1986, the children’s author Roald Dahl wrote an open letter about the death of his daughter, Olivia, aged seven, from measles. She died in 1962, “twenty-four years” before the letter was published. Nonetheless, it is heart-wrenchingly vivid:
He goes on to ask that “parents insist their child is vaccinated against measles”. No punches are pulled: “What on earth are you worrying about? It really is almost a crime to allow your child to go unimmunised.”
There’s a tradition of using cultural icons to promote public health messages. It has something to do with the peculiar atmosphere of the 20th century - a combination of the growing cachet of celebrities, a sparse media landscape and widespread acceptance of the idea that the public’s health was worth preserving.
In 1986, the children’s author Roald Dahl wrote an open letter about the death of his daughter, Olivia, aged seven, from measles. She died in 1962, “twenty-four years” before the letter was published. Nonetheless, it is heart-wrenchingly vivid:
He goes on to ask that “parents insist their child is vaccinated against measles”. No punches are pulled: “What on earth are you worrying about? It really is almost a crime to allow your child to go unimmunised.”
i'm not one to normally minimize severe side effects for anything, but dammit, these sound like a regular day to me.
getting old really sucks!
Will you accept the vaccine made available in the D.R?
If its the AZ version that claims such high efficacy with so few study participants............................and that is what the DR has allegedly already paid for...........................
- Absolutely not
If they ask for emergency approval this month from the CDC for use in the US.................I do not think they will get it.
On the other hand, it appears both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines could win approval in the US by mid-December.
Of course if my podiatrist recommends it (AZ version) over the scientific/reserarch community, of course I will take it............afterall he is an MD.............and the others just scientists and researchers.....what do they possibly know................LOL
To each his/her own..........................roll up those sleeves now.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Modera report this am a tad different.
30,000 participants, none with severe Covid illness, 11 people reported mild Covid symptoms.
You are alone in considering temporary headache, fatigue, muscle and joint pain as "serious symptoms".
In fact all of the symptoms you describe are common with the yearly flu shot.
You left off pain in the vaccinated arm and injection site.
what you term serious side effects are experienced by women all over the world once a month.
2 aspirin eliminates your serious side effects list.
Great idea to ask your foot doctor as he or she may know the risks of your feet and heels falling off as a side effect.
Not enough scientific evidence for a foot doctor to opine with any degree of certainty on the AZ vaccine.
But, podiatrists have been warning for months now about something called Covid-toe.
Roll up those sleeves............the more research subjects the better..............
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
No. I will hold out as long as possible. If they implement it as required for international travel, I may have no choice.
Moot point if you are unable to get vaccinated.....
We need to start figuring HOW we are going to get one...... if we want one
Those who don't want it -- Carry On.......
Three broad categories
Citizens
Residents
Visitors
We need to start figuring HOW we are going to get one...... if we want one
Those who don't want it -- Carry On.......
Three broad categories
Citizens
Residents
Visitors
Visitors maybe should have it at home before they travel here. Otherwise Citizens and formal Residents should be equal in priority and have the same access as far as I am concerned. I do not see this larger discussion taking place in the media or among politicians making public statements. The public does not seem to be calling for further clarity either.
And yet another reason to be wary of any vaccine made available in the DR......................COUNTERFEITS.
There is a well oiled/funded international mafia in counterfeit drugs/medicines. While they operate everywhere, countries with less checks/balances are far more susceptible.
Go ahead now...................roll up those sleeves.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
There is a well oiled/funded international mafia in counterfeit drugs/medicines. While they operate everywhere, countries with less checks/balances are far more susceptible.
Go ahead now...................roll up those sleeves.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
I was just at Humano insurance and talked to a consultant there. He said it probably will take a long time here in the DR and he doubted it will be free. And it will probably be managed by the insurance companies. Outsourced you can say. That may prevent counterfeits if you go to your clinic here using your insurance and then are referred to a lab like Referencia or Amadita. Don’t be paying informally for a vaccination without using the health care system here. The alternative as an expat is going back to your home country. I also asked him out of curiosity and you can have any type of insurance plan with Humano just using your passport. No residency/cedula needed.And yet another reason to be wary of any vaccine made available in the DR......................COUNTERFEITS.
There is a well oiled/funded international mafia in counterfeit drugs/medicines. While they operate everywhere, countries with less checks/balances are far more susceptible.
Go ahead now...................roll up those sleeves.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Philadelphia Priest Dies After Participating In Moderna COVID Vaccine Trial
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