I had something a few weeks ago which made me poorly for about 8 days. Shivers, loss of taste, headache , aching joints,.sore throat.
The fever gradually subsided and about 12 days from start to finish I was back to normal again.
Whatever it was that I had wasn't very pleasant, but I just stayed at home and didn't see a soul apart from facetime.
Hopefully they won't make it a mandatory vaccination because I am very wary of how fast they pushed this whole thing through.
I know something had to be done because a lot of people are petrified, but it's getting to the point where people are being ostracised by family and friends because they decide not to get jabbed.. For all we know,.this could be the biggest ticking time bomb to ever hit the world and as the years go.
My fear is that healthy people with really good immune systems are going to be compromised and there's no turning back after the jab.
Why aren't the government doing press conferences telling people to eat healthily and exercise, lose weight etc.
Why aren't there any counter arguments to the Vaccination success stories. There's a lot of vaccine injured people out there. Why is there no voice for those people.
Vaccines as a whole are very well understood - even the new mRNA type of vaccine have been developed and tested for close to a decade I believe, it is just that this is the first time that we have had to use them in anger.
It is also important to understand that vaccines aren't considered medication in the same way that drugs are, they are simply designed to stimulate your bodies immune system in a harmless/less harmful way so that it is prepared to fight the actual virus in the future if needed. So when people talk about "long-term side effects" they aren't talking about issues that could suddenly appear in a years time, or 5 years time... they're talking about something that could happen as an almost immediate (within a week or so maybe?) response to getting the vaccine which could affect you for the long-term - for example, a stroke as a direct result of getting the vaccine could be a long-term side effect.
This is different to how your body might react to prolonged usage of some drugs. You could become more susceptible to strokes after prolonged use of a particular drug, which could be considered a side effect of taking them long term - which is why these drugs need to be tested over a much longer period, whereas vaccines don't have that risk.
In addition to that - these vaccines haven't been rushed through, and there is endless information out there detailing the process and how it was able to be sped up without compromising safety. If you are still not accepting/understanding of that then I'm not sure anyone could convince you otherwise.
As for "healthy people with really good immune systems"... firstly there are plenty of people who may consider themselves healthy who really aren't, so the message should just be to get your jab because it is better safe than sorry. Secondly, there are plenty of people who are healthy who have ended up really poorly and it is impossible to predict.
I haven't seen anything about "vaccine injured" people, which you could argue backs up your point, but the way that the media have been covering the whole pandemic makes me think that if there was even a sniff of the vaccine being unsafe or unfit for use, it would be all over the news and we'd definitely know about it.
