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I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
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I am pretty scared right now. My mom has been in congestive heart failure for a week. HR ~30bpm kind of thing. Feels like she can't get a full breath. Probably needs pacemaker (and wants it) but need 2 weeks worth of data to know how to implant/position it. (Sounds like AF is a simpler fix but that's not her problem.)
Anywhoo, Friday before last stepdad ubered her to a cardiology appt because HE felt unwell. As I was driving to hospital to pick them up, HE went to the ER with kidney stones. Several nightmare situations ensued (5 hr ER wait, concierge doctor no help at all-not even a return phone call, both of them fell down stairs in their home, had to call emergency services to get her up). Mercifully, he is better now. His adult kids are great people and tag teamed coming in town to help them out (I'm the only one local).
But ...as you probably guessed...now both octogenarians have Covid. The 2nd sib was as careful as one could be, testing before leaving home and daily thereafter but yesterday tested positive and promptly left. Now he wishes he stayed to isolate with them but his instinct was to get away fast. Their doc ordered monoclonal antibody infusions (maybe past the window for Paxlovid?) which I home comes soon. Waiting to be scheduled. Waiting. I've learned that when your next step is waiting for a med provider to call, that is not a great place to be. Never got that call from the urologist, either.
Technically I'm a close contact and not sure when to count day 0 but counting it as Sunday so will test Fri. We expect our vaccines to do their job. My only symptom is high anxiety about the grands.
tl;dr: covid scary for old people with lots o pre-existing stuff.20 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-poster/fact-check-poster-about-uk-vaccine-compensation-scheme-is-not-from-uk-government-idUSL2N2X227012 -
We have another big wave due to tourism season. I had a house full of company but I left. 😂 I told them not to tear the house apart and left them to it. The uzhe, I didn't invite them. When you live here, people use you for a B & B. Motel rooms are outrageous. So glad I left. They've all got the variant. Some were headed for Alaska but had to turn around and go home, 2332 miles. Some ended up in the ER. They had to travel back home in the scorching heat and they were sick.
I'm getting my 2nd booster this week, for a total of 4. I've not had it and I don't want it. If there's another vax, #5....I'll take it. I'll take all of them. My neighbors down the way are long haulers. She lost her hearing, has vertigo and they don't know if the hearing will come back. The husband says he's never felt like his former self and he's on oxygen now. Both ended up in the ICU for 2-3 weeks, 7 months ago. Neither of them had the vax and they still won't. They've both had it 3 times now. That is all.16 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.12 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-poster/fact-check-poster-about-uk-vaccine-compensation-scheme-is-not-from-uk-government-idUSL2N2X2270
Not really sure why you've posted this link....?0 -
@cwolfman13 My community opted for the Pfizer vax. None of my kin who've taken it had a single side effect. I had big tears running down my face with the first one because I was so grateful. It was relief. I still feel the same way. Grateful and thankful. I believe in good medicine. We've had some big blowouts in my family over the vax. I make all of my own decisions. We need to quit having family reunions. There's always a blowout. We just can't have nice things, act like a bunch of wild Indians. 😍9
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I am pretty scared right now. My mom has been in congestive heart failure for a week. HR ~30bpm kind of thing. Feels like she can't get a full breath. Probably needs pacemaker (and wants it) but need 2 weeks worth of data to know how to implant/position it. (Sounds like AF is a simpler fix but that's not her problem.)
Anywhoo, Friday before last stepdad ubered her to a cardiology appt because HE felt unwell. As I was driving to hospital to pick them up, HE went to the ER with kidney stones. Several nightmare situations ensued (5 hr ER wait, concierge doctor no help at all-not even a return phone call, both of them fell down stairs in their home, had to call emergency services to get her up). Mercifully, he is better now. His adult kids are great people and tag teamed coming in town to help them out (I'm the only one local).
But ...as you probably guessed...now both octogenarians have Covid. The 2nd sib was as careful as one could be, testing before leaving home and daily thereafter but yesterday tested positive and promptly left. Now he wishes he stayed to isolate with them but his instinct was to get away fast. Their doc ordered monoclonal antibody infusions (maybe past the window for Paxlovid?) which I home comes soon. Waiting to be scheduled. Waiting. I've learned that when your next step is waiting for a med provider to call, that is not a great place to be. Never got that call from the urologist, either.
Technically I'm a close contact and not sure when to count day 0 but counting it as Sunday so will test Fri. We expect our vaccines to do their job. My only symptom is high anxiety about the grands.
tl;dr: covid scary for old people with lots o pre-existing stuff.
I can understand old or physically frail people getting the vaccine. I don't understand the logic behind relatively young healthy people taking endless boosters for something their immune system can most likely fight off. The fact is, the vaccine does not stop you contracting COVID and it doesn't stop you spreading it but it can cause adverse effects...so I guess you have to use your best judgement about which risk you want to take. Seems pointless to me unless you have multiple health problems and are at extreme risk.5 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-poster/fact-check-poster-about-uk-vaccine-compensation-scheme-is-not-from-uk-government-idUSL2N2X2270
Not really sure why you've posted this link....?cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Because that.7 -
Hiawassee88 wrote: »@cwolfman13 My community opted for the Pfizer vax. None of my kin who've taken it had a single side effect. I had big tears running down my face with the first one because I was so grateful. It was relief. I still feel the same way. Grateful and thankful. I believe in good medicine. We've had some big blowouts in my family over the vax. I make all of my own decisions.
I'm in the US...Just about everyone I know had Pfizer except my mom had Moderna. Most of the issues I've heard of have been with AstraZeneca which to my knowledge was not distributed in the US. My understanding from my UK relatives is that there have been 1200 people who've requested payment for the government for vaccine issues out of around 44M doses.5 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-poster/fact-check-poster-about-uk-vaccine-compensation-scheme-is-not-from-uk-government-idUSL2N2X2270
Not really sure why you've posted this link....?cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Because that.
Oh I see..
From what I read it looked like a warning against phoney government websites claiming to be offering vaccine compensation....? Didn't get why you were sharing that with me, I'm sure you were trying to make a point, I just don't know what it was. Did you think that's where I was getting my information from?
People are claiming for vaccine injury in the UK and according to the British Medical Journal, 1681 people have claimed (as of may 20th) so far. It's certainly not everyone, not most, not even half or a quarter but it's way more than a one off or a freak rare occurrence. And it's enough to give some of us pause for thought and to ask if this so called vaccine is something we really need to have and to keep having. As I've said before, it doesn't stop you becoming ill or spreading it so I'm happy to go with my immune system on this one.3 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care4 -
@cwolfman13 The medical community in my town were in consensus that the P is the cadillac of all vax. That's what the Chief told me. I'll see him again this week. I believed him and I still believe it. I have family members who are using herbal remedies on their feet and we all know how that turned out. You can sage around until the cows come home but line me up for another vax.
There are some in town wondering if we need the monkeypox vax, too. I guess we'll burn that bridge when we get to it. Uh oh, I've got a sager on the phone now. Their ears must be burning.
Our newspaper had to change the layout of the obit column because so many have died in my town from it. It keeps you from dying, young and old. I'm not willing to die for it. I'm not going out like that.6 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care
1200 out of around 45M people in the UK who received the vax are applying for the payment...that's a small number. You sound exactly like all of the social media antivaxxers out there.13 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care
1200 out of around 45M people in the UK who received the vax are applying for the payment...that's a small number. You sound exactly like all of the social media antivaxxers out there.
I'm not an anti vaxxer, I've had all my childhood vaccinations; I was also vaccinated for Hepatitis B as an adult when I started my training as a Midwife some years ago. My children have had all their important childhood vaccinations. I'm not against vaccinations that are safe, that are necessary and that work....
We have not been vaccinated for COVID because we don't need to be. I weighed up the information, used my power of critical thinking and decided against it. I'm not alone, many people did and decided the same thing, including many health professionals. I don't actually think choosing not to have a particular medical procedure makes you an anti vaxxer....
Being mindlessly against all vaccinations makes you an anti vaxxer, deciding not to have one vaccine based on real concerns doesn't.
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cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care
1200 out of around 45M people in the UK who received the vax are applying for the payment...that's a small number. You sound exactly like all of the social media antivaxxers out there.
Exactly this. 💯9 -
Natural immunity to covid weakens and wanes even if you've had it 2 or 3 times. This thing is mean and nasty. I've heard all of the conspiracy theories. I don't care if I'm being tracked. I'm out here hugging trees and looking at the wildflowers. I'm singing my little songs and dancing.
I have no concerns about the vax. None. All of mine who've had it are alive and I want them to keep on living waaay into the future. Use your discernment and check the science. The numbers don't lie. Anyone who knows me knows I can discern things and I feel great about it.10 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
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FWIW, I think it's because you typed above the closing /quote tag of the message you replied to, or some other edit made the tags not pair up right.
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Am I the only one who has gone over 2 years without consuming any junk food or restaurant food? Unhealthy foods weaken the immune system and promote inflammation.
While I'm all for vaccines, face masks, and physical distancing, these precautions don't go far enough. During the course of this pandemic, nutritional immunology NEVER made it into the national dialogue, not even when a study showed that those with higher quality diets were at lower risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19.
Are nutritional deficiencies and junk food sacred?2 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care
1200 out of around 45M people in the UK who received the vax are applying for the payment...that's a small number. You sound exactly like all of the social media antivaxxers out there.
There is also, of course, a huge difference between applying for the payment, and your application being granted.
I wonder how many of those 1200 actually had serious issues.
I know when I ask people questions like Are you allergic to anything, I sometimes get answers like yes I'm allergic to x vaccine
What happened?
I had a really sore arm for 3 days.
Nobody disputes that vaccinations can have serious side effects - but they are very very rare
Serious effects from the disease - much less so.
as always, risk v benifit.
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We have not been vaccinated for COVID because we don't need to be. I weighed up the information, used my power of critical thinking and decided against it. I'm not alone, many people did and decided the same thing, including many health professionals. I don't actually think choosing not to have a particular medical procedure makes you an anti vaxxer....
Being mindlessly against all vaccinations makes you an anti vaxxer, deciding not to have one vaccine based on real concerns doesn't.
You are vastly over rating your powers of critical thinking as well as the level of 'many' people deciding same thing as yourself
Sure, you are not alone - but you are in a very small minority
Fascinates me that health proffesional experts around the world recomend something, in this case Covid vaccines - but somebody decides their own 'critical thinking' knows better25 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I am pretty scared right now. My I can understand old or physically frail people getting the vaccine. I don't understand the logic behind relatively young healthy people taking endless boosters for something their immune system can most likely fight off. The fact is, the vaccine does not stop you contracting COVID and it doesn't stop you spreading it but it can cause adverse effects...so I guess you have to use your best judgement about which risk you want to take. Seems pointless to me unless you have multiple health problems and are at extreme risk.
My 23 year old fit, healthy, slim, disease-free, uncompromised daughter got COVID in February this year. She had a similar experience to you. Unwell for a few days but bounced back well.
In June she got very sick, very fast. She was hospitalised and diagnosed with Influenza A and COVID (again). She was isolated in hospital for over a week and is still not 100%.
She is fully vaccinated. Nobody can be sure if she would have been even more unwell if she wasn't vaccinated. I'm glad we didn't have to find out.12 -
Progress towards normality in the UK. Visiting the care home yesterday the Assistant manager of the day was saying she can't wait till all restrictions are removed, looking forward to how things used to be, something we've not experienced. She went on to say when one visits a hospital now unless you have respiratory issues it is no longer required for one to wear masks. I should have asked what kind of respiratory issue was being referred to, a person with asthma for instance as a way of self protection or someone who could possibly be showing symptoms of covid,
I'd be masked anyway with a military grade filter because of my chemical sensitivity, its come back again. Its no fun reacting to cleaning products be they household or personal, laundry products or someone's perfume or aftershave. Then there are the pollens too. Even the smoke from someone burning garden rubbish or local heath fires to scuffing through deep damp leaf litter in the autumn! I suppose the last three are sort of related to petrochemicals which is another. I'm not that badly off that its each and every smell but its the knowing it can happen anywhere from passing next doors washing lines to being further away from someone in the open than the early early covid distancing required. I don't feel as self-conscious wearing a mask now thanks to covid. True I still get looked at but am assumed to be overly careful but not some odd ball now.
Sorry to hear about your chemical sensitivity coming back. Mine has gotten much better since I first got sick in 1999, but one thing that still bothers me is fabric softener, specifically, if I walk by a house where someone is using conventional fabric softener in their clothes dryer and it vents out into the air. The smell can actually spread for quite a distance.
I have no need for fabric softener myself, but people who would like to be considerate to their neighbors and passers-by can learn more and consider these alternatives:
https://zerowastememoirs.com/natural-alternatives-to-fabric-softener/1 -
@ahoy_m8 Keeping you and your family in my thoughts! Please keep us updated and stay hopeful. That's a whole lotta stuff to worry about.
This is so kind. Thank you. Today they get monoclonal antibody infusions at 3. I'm hopeful.
And yes with the fabric softener! I'm not sensitive but I definitely smell it in the air when walking past a house that uses it.3 -
DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »DiscoveringLisa wrote: »I don't know why my comments aren't posting...
Just to say, in the UK, people are now being compensated for vaccine injuries/deaths ...I don't think they compensate on the basis of hearsay
Very few and rare in reality. There is a lot of misinformation about this on social media...the reality is that these complications can be genuine, but are exceedingly rare. Anecdotally my brother works in the ICU in a hospital here...he's treated exactly ZERO people with any major complications from the vaccine.
Not ending up in ICU is not an indicator of no problem though is it? There are people living with long term issues, people who ended up in the ER and then sent home ... Not in intensive care doesn't mean no harm done, just means you didn't end up in intensive care
1200 out of around 45M people in the UK who received the vax are applying for the payment...that's a small number. You sound exactly like all of the social media antivaxxers out there.
I'm not an anti vaxxer, I've had all my childhood vaccinations; I was also vaccinated for Hepatitis B as an adult when I started my training as a Midwife some years ago. My children have had all their important childhood vaccinations. I'm not against vaccinations that are safe, that are necessary and that work....
We have not been vaccinated for COVID because we don't need to be. I weighed up the information, used my power of critical thinking and decided against it. I'm not alone, many people did and decided the same thing, including many health professionals. I don't actually think choosing not to have a particular medical procedure makes you an anti vaxxer....
Being mindlessly against all vaccinations makes you an anti vaxxer, deciding not to have one vaccine based on real concerns doesn't.
Weighed up the information from where? In my experience on social media this generally means someone went looking for confirmation bias and ended up going down a rabbit hole of misinformation and conspiracy theories.
You mentioned 1,681 people have made claims...for one thing, that's all they are...claims. I would wager the number of people who actually had genuine complications is actually much smaller. Even if all of them are legit, 1,618 people out of 150M doses in the UK with around 45-50M being fully vaccinated that is a very, very, very small number. Of total doses that is .00001 of total doses given. It is .00004 of fully vaxed. Statistically, that's a big nothing burger.
There are many, many more unvaxed with major complications from actually having COVID. In New Mexico, 96% of people in the ICU with COVID complications are unvaxed. There have been zero deaths reported in NM from taking the vaccine vs 7,050 deaths from COVID. Serious side effects can occur with the COVID vaccine as they can with any vaccine...but they are exceedingly rare and the benefits far outweigh the risks. All of this talk about emergency calls going through the roof with people having complications and heart attacks and whatnot from the vaccine is pure nonsense and fear mongering and exactly the kind of rabbit hole misinformation and conspiracy theory junk that I mentioned.20 -
Years from now, this thread may be going strong. When Covid hit our town without the vax, we lost two brilliant, young doctors in our medical community. Twins, they both died on Christmas night. That was only the beginning.
My family probably caught it somewhere on the long road trip and went back home with it. They had to stop along the way and probably passed it onto others. One was so sick that her head would fall on her chest and she was out like a light. Temps were sickening hot outside. They didn't know whether to stay or go.
I don't know what the agenda is for trying to convince others that we don't need a vax. Yesterday, someone told me the vax would change my DNA. Ooo goodie. I don't care. They're a card carrying member of the CTC. Conspiracy Theory Club. I have several family members who've joined the CTC and drank all the kool-aid. We can't visit each other without this always coming back around. It ruins everything.
Have you had it? Did you know any long-haulers? I know some and they're all ages. Not old. Not elderly and they did not have any underlying conditions. They do now. It's like having mono. They're tired and worn out. I'm talking high school kids with a track and field career who can't do it anymore. The side effects have lingered on and on.
Yes, it's a personal choice. Don't get the vax. Cross your fingers and hope that no one has to take care of you if you should get it. If it changes my DNA, maybe I'll get a reset and be more high-spirited than ever.
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Thank you kshama- I agree fabric conditioner being used in a tumble dryer is a nightmare. Even emanating from a washing line is bad enough. In the few weeks since I wrote of my needing to mask up really strongly and "still being got" I've started to do better. In desperation I did a "chemical sensitivity" search. I discovered Glutathione a powerful antioxidant can be helpful. I've been taking it for a little while, it needed sticking with but I'm doing better again. The body is supposed to make glutathione and probably does, only like many things as the body ages it can become less efficient. Its something to do with phase 1 and 2 liver detox! Also autoimmunity can predispose you to chemical sensitivities and more because its usual to have a disrupted digestion with them. I'll crawl back under my stone because I can't explain it comprehensively when I don't really understand it. I still have issues with pine resin and turpentine! Petrochemicals-exhorst fumes and tyre rubber mostly on very hot days, crossing my fingers it will get better. Touching wood, personal care stuff, perfumes and the like are not as bad.
Coming back to covid. I know I need to avoid mercury. It was used in the '50's as a vaccine preservative. It is no longer supposed to be used in that way though I discovered recently. It seems it can travel under another name beginning I think with, T, it might just be in our vaccines again after all this time. If anyone can enlighten me, please tell me I'm wrong and worrying about nothing. Having had thyroid numbers which did not make the ratio medically required back in January and confirmed in February, been working on them. I wonder if the vaccine, if it actually contained mercury, might even a microscopic bit have contributed to the issue. Along with the fear of getting covid, not being able to look after the ggc's so gd could do her care work, not visit my mother, having a very delayed booster and on and on and on. I know I'm little different to anyone else really may be a little more broken.
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It seems it can travel under another name beginning I think with, T, it might just be in our vaccines again after all this time. If anyone can enlighten me, please tell me I'm wrong and worrying about nothing.
Thiomersal
https://www.ncirs.org.au/sites/default/files/2018-12/thiomersal-fact-sheet.pdf
This is Australian based but probably still useful info for anyone anywhere .
is also not a new article so does not include Covid vaccines
However https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-covid-vaccine-ingredients-idUSKBN2AQ2SW - would appear they do not contain any thiomersal.
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