I understand that you had a bad experience and understand why you wouldn't take more. I agree with you, that you made the right decision.
I think you misunderstood me. I am merely talking about myself and others who have had an adverse reaction to their first shot. If I was anti-vax, I'd never have had the first shot.
Just curious. Why is Novavax vaccine better then the others?
Hi TheDanishGirl,
More antibody combinations likely with protein sub-units is my guess, and it showed more efficacy against Omicron.
I have had COVID-19 twice and have not had a vaccine. I assumed that by having it, I would have built up a natural vaccine so to speak. Is this not the case from what you have read? I doubt it would sway me anyway, I do not trust those making these vaccines at all!
There are some reports that natural immunity may reduce quicker than initially thought, or that maybe past infection doesn't give as much immunity protection for later variants. Time will tell. But I've read for a couple of years now that some people are predicting this COVID-19 thing to become like a regular flu that we'll have to just deal with going forward. It's possible it could change to become less virulent or more virulent. Though, time will tell.
I quote myselft to update: I did NOT get vaccinated, and I have had coronavirus recently. Well, I did not even have fever! It was just throat pain for 7 days and a dull headache... I pretty much slept for 2 days and the rest of the week was just only throat pain...
It is my personal experience. I am just telling what happened to me.
I didn't take the vaccine, out of the fact that I have seen enough evidence of it causing/worsening tinnitus or hyperacusis, and the cost/benefit analysis just didn't make sense to me.
Yeah, everyone reacts differently. Also, the newer strains seem to not be as bad or severe as the original strain. From reading media reports.
Nah bruh just because it was a mild case for you does not change the fact that it killed so many people. "All that fuss about COVID-19 is just insane", you say. Look I can't control whether or not people get vaccinated but let's show some respect to the gravity of the situation.
My grandma passed COVID-19. 91 years old. The vaccine was not available then. Vaccination started later on, so she was not vaccinated. She had no problem whatsoever to overcome COVID-19. She's totally fine.
The death rate of one disease or event depends on how it is calculated.
Ok, so let's say the calculation is wildly flawed, and half the reported deaths are inaccurate.
I am sorry but I will not discuss "statistics", which are always flawed...
Interesting. Do you take this approach regarding statistics into other areas of your life as well? When purchasing a home or an automobile, do you ignore the statistics that tell you that "% of similar homes/autos in the area sold for X% more/less than the item you are interested in".
Yes, I ignore statistics, because I want to buy a car or a home at a good price, not at the median price or the average price. I would be looking for "atypical data"
We are not so complicated in Spain. We just use common sense and sit at the restaurant that is busier haha.
To be aware of the "atypical data" is to account for the "typical data".Yes, I ignore statistics, because I want to buy a car or a home at a good price, not at the median price or the average price. I would be looking for "atypical data"
Must be all the napping.Juan said:
Thankfully not many pay attention to his sexist anti climate change and anti vax tin foil hat position. What a total loon.
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