Have you experienced any new symptoms or side effects since having the covid vaccine?

[Avcfhcic]

Hi all, I'm currently looking into doing research about the long term effects of the covid mRNA vaccine and am asking if anyone has experienced any symptoms since getting their vaccine?
I'm particularly interested in younger adults between 18-35 or so, and men as well due to some studies I've seen.
My story is I started getting chest pains and palpitations 3 months after my second dose and there is no known cause for it to date.

Please go anonymous if you don't want to be known, and I ask any anti vaxers to please vote and move on from this question.
Thanks

I had the vaccine, I feel fine

I had the vaccine, I have symptoms

I didn't get the vaccine

[Anonymous]

You really need to bear the following in mind. I have a very keen eye when it comes to health and have often pointed out such things to others. With the COVID 'vaccine' this is what I've noticed. There is either something in it, or a form of mass programming that prevents most people from being able to admit there is any problem with it. They will blame everything else before even daring to consider it could be the 'vaccine'. I know someone that has all kinds of side effects but they will still say it's 'safe and effective'. I've absolutely lost count of people that have had problems caused by the shot but they dare not admit it period.

Even you yourself have already mentioned the term 'anti vaxers' which is just a way to shame people that dared to question it. Here is the problem. If you do not actively treat what the 'vaccine' is doing daily, you will notice more and more issues in the coming months. This is where the truth becomes life and death. If you convince yourself it is what they said it is then you can carry on and things would eventually improve. But that's the trap...

I've personally saved a persons life from this 'vaccine' and in time even they went back to talking about it like it was safe and effective.

[D_Bone_Steak]

I had the vaccine and I'm fine... I didn't get boosters though and got my shots from military installations. Lets be real... it's not a vaccine since it doesn't keep you from getting sick. The normal flu used to kill people left and right and now you'll get a shot for it seasonally and it's just a thing. The only time I get sick is when I get the damn shot. Never caught shit naturally just from shots.

[Avcfhcic]

By Sick do you mean from the vaccine you get?
Eg you get the flu after the flu vaccine?
Or other illness?

[D_Bone_Steak]

Yes, sick from the vaccines. It's like a given...3 days afterward I will be sick as all hell. I now actively avoid shots just because I don't want to be sick.

[D_Bone_Steak]

To be clear though the COVID shots didn't do that to me... made my wife sick as all hell, but didn't do that to me. I got the Jhonson and Johnson shot... she, I think got the Mederna shots. She had a fever, red rashes, and was all fucked up... her work even gave her time off... which is rare because it's military stuff and you're not allowed time off for no reason like being sick.

[D_Bone_Steak]

I got the anthrax shots, the poke in the arm for smallpox, and all sorts of shit because of the military war zone bullshit... I figured it didn't matter since I've been shot up for everything you can imagine.

[Anonymous]

When the shot first came out, I told myself I wouldn’t get it until I felt like it was affective and promising. And that I was gonna decide based on other people’s experience with it… I still ain’t convinced. I live in a state where maybe 20 or 30% of the population got the shot. Most people that got it only got it because they were forced to or they risked getting fired.

I find it odd that even tho most of the state is invaxed the number of Covid cases and deaths are going down naturally every day. So I may never get the shot. Something about it seems false and unnecessary. I’ve had Covid 3 times now and its the same every time. I recover just fine.

[Anonymous]

2 doses (July and September 2021) plus a booster shot (last January) and i never got any side effects I think, obviously my arm hurt for a bit after but it was more of a dull ache type? I got covid last June for a week where i just had a bad cough but felt fine - no symptoms that i know of otherwise

[Flower7]

Yes, I had a pulmonary embolism last year (blood clot in the lungs). Also, I keep having heart palpitations almost daily.

[Avcfhcic]

Yeah the palpitations are the ones that really get to me because I feel like it's going to stop my heart one time...

[Anonymous]

All my family and extended family have had the vaccine and been boosted. No side effects, but one of them did get Covid after being vaccinate. But yeah I don't know anyone who has experienced side effects from the vaccine itself other than a sore arm sometimes.

[BeMuse]

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[misogynistic_pig]

I have never been vaccinated.

[Avcfhcic]

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