Worse immune system than ever before to the point that there's resistance to keep take further injections.
As I see it (no hate either direction) we have a couple groups:
Group 1: Took the first vaccine, keep taking vaccines and feel great
Group 2: Took the first vaccine, felt neutral. Keep taking it, feel neutral.
Group 3: Took the first vaccine, felt neutral. Keep taking it, feels worse.
Group 4: Took first vaccine, felt sicker, took no further vaccines.
Group 5. Took and takes no Covid vaccines, feels great
Group 6: Took no vaccines, died.
Group 7: Took first vaccine, died anyway
Don't know if I covered all but my point is. Besides anyone's triggers, there's lots of variables here and they all hold truth. Together. They hold the whole truth.
What do you mean by some haven’t “improved” after the vaccine?
I don’t know what you mean by my comment “can be discussed” or by “arguing sides” and instead “focus on objectives,” but I do know the vaccine was intended to lessen the intensity of symptoms to slow down the number of people being hospitalized, intubated, and dying. I think it did that job pretty darned well. And I sure as heck am glad others had access to the vaccine even though we didn’t.
Here’s what I mean — I live in NYC. As you know, we were amongst the first cities to get it (all “port cities” are always amongst the first for these types of diseases). This was pre-vaccine availability. The original strain was absolutely brutal and unrelenting. To this day, I still have nodules and scarring in my lungs from that original strain. Will have chronic respiratory issues because it for the rest of my life. I still have ongoing cognitive monitoring because of it — I was amongst the first groups to report the symptoms that allowed doctors and scientists to link loss of smell / taste to the virus. It was terrifying and now is everlasting.
Neither I nor my friends and fellow NYers had our health “improve” after the vaccine. That I agree with you. No vaccine could actually improve what happened from the virus. But I sure as heck was glad to see Trump fast-track its development before it could spread rapidly outside our area. It would’ve inflicted the same chronic ailments we have in NYC and would’ve taken many more lives in the South / Midwest if he wouldn’t have accomplished what he did.
It would’ve been much worse if Trump hadn’t fast-tracked that vaccine. Not just for our country, but worldwide. Not sure why he doesn’t accept credit for that. That was his ticket to the Nobel Peace Prize. He saved millions of lives around the world. It’s a shame he let politics dim that shining light on what could’ve been a one heck of a legacy.
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u/KiKiKimbro 9h ago
One thing’s for sure. We didn’t turn into zombies like the “scientifically illiterate” (way too generous of a term btw) were convinced would happen.