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Originally Posted by opendoor
Didn't you get Myocarditis from COVID? But now you're blaming the vaccine?
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Correct, i did say that. I contracted delta 14ish days pre covid vaccine booking date. On the advise of my dr, I received my vaccine as scheduled. On day 6 post vaccination I started having chest irritation. I was advised to keep a eye on it and it did eventually go away. Given the information at hand, i associated it to the infection. My second dose came along and this time was very ill for several days. Very high fever, vomiting, horrible body aches and a few days later, the return of the chest pains, this time worse. I did not speak here about my concerns for the exact reason we see the types of recent posts here. Since i had spoken on this topic, things in my life have taken a turn because of this vaccine. My wife received her booster, that night, her heart rate hit 173 bpm and we took her to the hospital. Drugs for a suspected allergic reaction, did zero. Her period was 4 days late that month, followed by extremely heavy bleeding. It looks now like she will be needing a hysterectomy as she has become imimic due to continued heavy bleeding.
My brother and his wife suddenly miscarried their child after 5.5 months 16 hrs after her booster. A healthy pregnancy and ultrasound the day before vaccination.
This is very personal, and did not want to share this, especially here amongst users who can be extremely demeaning and disrespectful
If you look, I was cautious about the vaccine. Chose not to vaccinate my children (and was attacked for it) and was critical of suppression of data regarding treatment options (specifically vit d )
Frankly, i dont give a crap about this community any longer. Take my experience and do what you will with it. I know zero people who were even hospitalized or even severely ill, I was likely sickest of anyone I know, even my 102 yr old grandmother shrugged it off. Sorry to all those who lost loved ones or friends. It is not my experience. My experience is one of harms done from something that was meant to help.