NEWSFLASH: What will Happen to the Pfizer Vaccine now that it has been Announced an Alaskan Healthcare worker was Hospitalized?

Question

****She had NO history of Drug Allergies, Suffering Serious 'anaphylactic-like' reaction. Any thoughts? xx

BCA6010 · Accepted Answer

So I'll tell you right now- the absolute worst reactions to anything I've ever had in my life were to boosters or vaccines, most notably one for Malaria, which landed me in a hospital in a third-world country (where I was berated by the doctor for using a "garbage overpriced western drug"). Fortunately there wasn't any lasting damage beyond nuking my opinion of our own doctors in the USA. I'll also tell you with 100% certainty that every medication, vaccine, booster, etc that I've had, or someone I know has had a bad reaction to is still being used even if with warning labels, because simply having a majority of good results is enough to justify it (according to the pharma lobby- I mean "health experts"). They're not entirely wrong if in the name of the greater good, but let's be honest- they care more about tandem price-gouging and fear mongering than the good of the public.

In other words, even if the event you describe becomes fairly common, the agenda will move forward as planned, and it appears as if the total destruction of small businesses as well as the middle and upper-middle class is the goal, given how all of this is aimed at a virus with a survival rate in excess of 99% for everyone up to the age of 72, and the lockdowns and other restrictions have had much worse overall effects both economically and psychologically.

winterfox10 · Accepted Answer

I mean... it was bound to happen. Even more than the fact that this is a fast tracked vaccine; this was a vaccine developed using an entirely new method. So we have a mostly unproven method being fast tracked to bypass the typical vaccine safety regulations.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

As to be expected when a medication follows not one standard procedure to ensure safety. Vaccines take years following proper mandated trials & what not to ensure they are not putting people at unnecessary risk and even then they can still potentially be dangerous.

Sheep/lemmings are welcomed to take the vaccine if it's not mandated by their workplace/country. May clear off some of the dimwitted surface population faster than Covid itself seeing as Fauci said if the vaccine has a 10% serious repercussion/death rate (more than the virus) it's still okay.

lilyanony1 · Accepted Answer

According to the UK government the company will receive a waiver for this vaccine. In the event that they are sued.
When I heard that I was incredibly worried for my safety.

Maybe I'm over thinking but I think that life is precious and although they are saying they've carried out extensive tests I think they are all rushing something because so many people are suffering. Especially the economy. I think that we on a whole need to be cautious and really ask for this to be retrialed.

Am I being too cautious?

Anonymous · Answer

She had a history of allergies. They already knew that this was possible. Pretty much everything in life has pluses and minuses. Odds are that someone somewhere today, died of an allergic reaction from eating peanuts. And this lady had a reaction but didn't die, was my understanding.

The average person in the US lives for 28,000 days. If you give the dose to millions of people, there will be people who die the same day that they get the vaccine. I can see people blaming it on the vaccine.

Personally, I'm going to get the vaccine when it is available to me.

Static_In_The_Attic · Answer

Like the flu or any vaccine there are side effects & some of them might not show up right away in life & some might show up a day later. It’s the luck of the draw & that is what happens when vaccines & drugs rush past the testing phase.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

No medication or vaccine is free of side-effects. The focus will be on the frequency and severity of side effects. If she is the only one who goes into shock, nothing will change. If hundreds go into shock, then the question is whether the virus will potentially kill more people than the vaccine.

MrNameless · Answer

it will happen. Just because you don't have a known history of an allergic reaction, doesn't mean you don't have one.

More tests will follow. We'll have a better understanding with more data, so we'll have a good idea when the vaccine releases to the general public in Spring.

menina · Answer

Really? I didn't know this. Well, vaccines and medicines always have side effects they just don't occur to everybody who takes them.
I guess that now they're going to try to find out if she got sick because of the vaccine or for another reason.
You really hate the vaccines Paris.

Lliam · Answer

Mainstream media will both down play and fail to report adverse reactions and deaths.
The government will continue to coerce as many people as possible into taking the vaccine.
Pfizer has immunity against any harm caused.

Health has never been the motive for the vaccine. Therefore, those very influential people who invested in vaccines with the goal of massive profit (Gates said he expects a 20/1 profit) will continue to make vaccines appear essential. And coercion will continue.

jakerson181 · Answer

Nothing will happen. It was an allergic reaction. Same as with 2 healthcare workers in the UK. We've known people with allergies might have a reaction. No surprise. Only one out of thousands given the vaccine so far in the U. S. She's fine and she'll be discharged from the hospital later today. But by all means,, spread panic and stir up the usual anti vaxxer imbeciles cause that's what you do, isn't it?

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I'm not a medic. But I'd expect some things to go wrong sometimes.
Unless a majority of vaccinated people have similar problems, I'd (for now) see it as an exception.
Admitted: the vaccine is very new and not yet fully known to be 'safe'. So I see people who accept it as some kind of heroes. We owe them something.

douride2 · Answer

It was an allergic reaction. From what I read in the news it sounds like he is doing fine. They have some of those every year with the flu shots. I had a bad reaction to morphine few years back. It had never bothered me before then. I am still going to be waiting in line for my shot.

tartaarsaus · Answer

Basically nothing. Every vaccine has some people who suffer from worse consequences than others. Vaccines do induce an immune response.

Well, if that immune response being very strong is only a rare occurrence, it’s not necessary to remove the vaccine completely

Jjpayne · Answer

I'm waiting myself to see how the vaccine effects people, thankfully, I don't have to take it for work yet. let's see what it does when more people get it paris

RolandCuthbert · Answer

The same thing that happens when people have negative reactions to other vaccines.  We will continue distribution. ?

SjE78 · Answer

the drug they said was 95% ok, but demand everyone gets the vaccine... I have had bad reactions myself to past vaccines so won't be having it... yet here in the UK there are talks that if we choose not to have it we won't be allowed into restaurants or bars, even into cinema's and venues
personally that doesn't bother me that much, cos i know that if i was forced to have or was subjected to have the jab, there is a 99% chance i would have another bad reaction and 90% chance i would become unresponsive prior to the jab and wake up surrounded by bodies of those who tried to give it me, due to my needle phobia being that bad...

knottywriter · Answer

If we are being honest, is an allergic reaction different than any other vaccine out there? We already knew this was a possibility anyway from two incidents in the UK. But seriously, the only reason this scares people is because of the time frame and the new method used for this particular vaccine. Every year I get a flu shot, and one of the questions on the paperwork is "have you ever had an allergic reaction to a vaccine?" People have allergic reactions to even some of the most trusted vaccines out there. So nothing will change unless a large majority being vaccinated has these reactions. It's just an unfortunate issue for the ones who experience these reactions. However, it is not an uncommon thing for people to have reactions to vaccines in general.

jshm2 · Answer

Doesn't matter.

There is no medicine which does not carry some side effects for someone. Open a box of paracetamol, read the side effects and you'd be less surprised to know it kills more people each year, than all vaccines put together.

But dimwits bitch about vaccines more than painkillers. Mainly because most of them are high on painkillers, while bitching about vaccines.

Regarding the Pfizer BioNtech vaccine (Pfizer only scaled it's manufacture, it's BioNtech that researched and produced it) it's likely not the vaccine RNA that's the issue. Rather some of the reactants used to preserve it, and stabilize the RNA. or it might just be some people need a lower dose than normal.

Telekinetic-Potato · Answer

It's a vaccine that skipped what like 4 years of testing? Something like that? Obviously taking it is incredibly risky, what did you think was gonna happen. And by the way stuff like that happens all the time anyway.

saud1998 · Answer

Eh, all this shit was planned by Bill Gates 8 years ago. Along came Mr. Fauci and Communist China. All 3 of them are going to make hella money with this vaccine. Just another way for the government to control us.

Methis · Answer

UK also had issues. There are 3 other companies that will be approved over the next week or so (Novax, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson) so this will likely mean it's a good time to see the Pfizer stocks if you have them.

Inquisitive3 · Answer

I have no idea but it's cute how your answers always have your username in them. Cracks me up. :D

joeldalton · Answer

I don't think there will ever be a vaccine where zero people have a negative reaction to it. We have to get over this idea that bad things should never happen to people.

Anonymous · Answer

The vaccines are safe, they were tested in 100,000 people. Anti-vaxxers/flat earthers are all just people ignorant of science

bolverk · Answer

Similar outliers in the UK, All vaccines have the odd side effect that was not expected, even the Flu jag.

Massageman · Answer

We tried to tell the "experts". My tombstone will probably read, "I TOLD you I was sick!"

NYCQuestions1976 · Answer

Not every vaccination is going to be 100% free of side effects. It's unfortunate when it happens, but luckily they're rare.

IlluminatiExposed0 · Answer

It's not unprecedented for individuals to have an allergic reaction to a vaccine. I doubt it will stop the rollout unless it proves to be a common reaction.

Guanfei · Answer

There are cases like that with any other vaccine, but no one cares about it because it's normal. I mean, there even are people allergic to water, we don't make a fuss about it.

Pink2000 · Answer

There will definitely be problems. We don’t know what the long term effects will be.

Kabluie · Answer

no biggie, probably has a undiagnosed allergy. 2 in the UK got a reaction as well.

FakeName123 · Answer

Most likely nothing. I still will not become a beta-tester for a fresh vaccine.

humanearth · Answer

See I told they are poisons. But naw everyone thinks the old man is crazy

NorthwestRider · Answer

It is whatever, this happens with every vaccine  The most important thing is these vaccines will whip this naughty virus ass

Anonymous · Answer

Wow. Scary to see the vaccine cult in action. As people start dying from the vaccine, they will be on here posting how it's expected and totally normal and nothing to worry about just take the vaccine... or else!

codyccc · Answer

And 15% of adults have late onset allergies some of which require medical treatment so what's your point other then being a shit distributor

bklynbadboy1 · Answer

Wow! I don't know but you do know that normal right. Every vaccine has some people that are allergic to it

007kingifrit · Answer

millions of people have taken it. its normal for 1 or 2 people to get sick. this is true for any vaccine

Jerre · Answer

Has already been announced that a few persons may have severe reactions. This will not affect the distribution.

Anonymous · Answer

Allergic reactions to vaccines occur but are quite rare so it doesn't seem like a huge deal to me.

OddBeMe · Answer

Why don’t we let scientists tell us instead of speculating.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm sure that president biden will make it all better. its not a coincidence that the vaccine was created until he was elected. no one will die under biden's watch

Iron_Man · Answer

I’ll take it in January first let me see the results?

pizzalovershouse · Answer

They will find out she has some type of auto amune dease that the vaccine reacted to

Likes2drive · Answer

There will always be someone that has a bad reaction, that’s happens unfortunately

Anonymous · Answer

There's been more than 2 - and they are not serious. Even anaphylaxis is not serious and treatable and has no long term side effects unlike Covid.

This will have no effect on the advice to vaccinate. It will however, bolster those who are fearful, paranoid and anti-vax, not that they needed another reason to think Bill Gates is injecting 5G into their veins for Big Brother, or whatever bullshit they are spouting this week.

msc545 · Answer

I don't know - first I have heard of it but it won't help compliance.

MyBigMystery · Answer

We need to stay in not have a fake vaccination that can't be okay this fast

jimmy2 · Answer

Thats whu i am waiting... rushed too fast though FDA

SomeGuyCalledTom · Answer

I'm no anti-vaxxer, but I'll wait til a few million Guinea pigs have run the gauntlet before I get a brand-new, barely-certified vaccine injected into my body.

itsmeamy · Answer

The one case I heard of was a woman got a mild rash and they kept her overnight and is doing ok even if everyone got a rash from it I'll be taking it

Jacobthedude · Answer

Its unfortunate but adverse reactions happen. Yes she never had one before with any other vaccine but every vaccine is different so there always a small risk. Hopefully its not a regular occurrence but one incident isn't enough to freak me out

WesBrewer · Answer

Even more of a reason not to take it, lol

Catlover1999 · Answer

No one in the press will cover that.

Gedaria · Answer

They had a couple in the UK  But they were ok. And put an announcement out for people in this category not to have it.  But the thousands that have had no problems...

Gwenhwyfar · Answer

There will be problems in the future, Paris!

normalice · Answer

Seems like the sort of thing there would be a source for.

loveslongnails · Answer

No vaccine is guaranteed to be 100% without side effects, some which may be severe. It's a chance you take, even for the simplest of meds.

Dweezil · Answer

Like anything else.  It will take millions of vaccinations to see if the are more bad reactions. Plus, it will take years to learn if there are long term effects.

israelisevil · Answer

Stop putting " , Parris " at end every question nobody cares about your name

Shamalien · Answer

The first of many sacrifices on the alter of pharma profits... get ready all you fearful peasants you’re about to be thinned out

Dave31989 · Answer

different people, react differently to different things

Tim-loves-it · Answer

Im not taking the vaccine.

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