- Username
- emilymayh02
- Date posted
- 2y ago
Take the vaccine. I have the exact same issue you do. I also took a substance in February and it lead me to have ptsd and my ocd is the worst it’s ever been. I was really scared to take the vaccine. I took it anyway because I’m scared to get Covid again. However, I struggle to eat certain things and I don’t take any medication now because I’m so scared of the same thing happening again. You have support and I understand you. If you would like to know more about my reactions to the vaccine and what I did to calm my ocd, just message me.
But this variant is pretty scary and you don’t want Covid trust me. It destroyed my body. Everybody’s reactions are different but you won’t regret taking the vaccine if you do.
I have the same I couldn’t eat sugar for months and still can’t have caffeine, sounds like we had a similar experience
Think of it this way , I’m Allergic to bees and if 1 million got stung by a bee there’s bound to have some people that don’t take the toxin well , everyone is different , I know shit ton that got AZ no blood clots , I know shit ton who got Pfizer aswell no heart inflammation and even if you do there treatable
So there’s something I think you should know. My aunt had her first shot and within seconds she got a pounding headache. They kept her longer than the normally alloted time for observation (I don’t know how long they do it for in every country, but in mine they do it for 15 minutes. They kept my aunt for 30). She went home and had a stroke 24 hours later. She went to the hospital where she had another stroke and then died not long after. She’s not the only person I know personally or have heard of through people I know that have had horrible reactions to the vaccine. Their side effects included vision problems, blood clots, difficulty walking, heart problems, and death. These were real people, not conspiracy theories. I’m truly glad for the people who haven’t had any reactions to it yet. But the truth is that this is a new vaccine and people really have suffered horribly and even died from it. We don’t even know the long-term effects of it yet. Please understand that I’m not trying to trigger your or anyone’s OCD. I just believe you have the right to know.
like I said everyone is different , millions have had the Vaccine , there’s gonna be some people who’s body don’t react right to it yet again there’s gonna be people who don’t react well to Covid , that’s the thing long term data requires long term but by the end of the 2020 2 million have already died but you got to remember scientist have been working on this since SARS came out , long term effects would be gone by now , it’s sad that people have died but a lot more have died from Covid and others have long Covid ,
Uh what substance did you take? I ask because this is a vaccine worked on by who knows how many scientists. It’s not like they wouldn’t know what they were doing
And therefore try to avoid as man adverse side effects as possible
A nootropic, but I’m not talking about physical side effects of the vaccine I’m talking about a PTSD reaction from my last episode being triggered by the vaccine
Vaccine is fine, I’ve had all 3
I completely agree that some people may not handle the vaccine as well as others. It just seems that these “rare” side effects aren’t actually that rare. And sometimes side effects take several years to develop. This vaccine has barely been out a year, so there’s no way long-term effects could have been studied yet. Even the doctors promoting the vaccine have said on the news that it’s experimental.
The Vaccine was also used for Ebola so there’s some long term data and like food and medicine , Vaccines don’t last long in your body it does what it does then it become waste from your body , most of the ingredients in the Vaccine are Lipids , Emulsifier and Preservatives that deliver the Vaccine to your Cells , The Severe side effects are rare once you think about seems to 2-5 people per million dose , if the population is larger there’s gonna be more severe reactions then countries that have smaller ones
@InaPanic Okay, so, I’m sorry, but I’m confused. How did they study the long term effects if the vaccine wasn’t created until after the pandemic started two years ago?
@Catlady It was distributed after pandemic , it was created years ago
@InaPanic I’m not familiar with the covid vaccine being given to ebola patients. Sadly, I’m very familiar with the short-term effects of the vaccine. I believe we all have to make our own decision about this, but I know of so many cases of horrible reactions and I just want people to be informed. Have a good day❤️
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