Skip the first 2 paragraphs for 2 simple lines.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2639145]Because I can't stand to read more than the first 2 lines of the drivel that you write. So I do not know what I would be responding to you about if it is not in those first 2 lines. The last time I posted about someone having covid twice after getting vaccinated you called bullshit. So I was just saving you some typing time so you would not have to question me again why someone would tell me the truth about them having covid. We already know nothing is true unless you personally approve it as being true.[/QUOTE]So, it boils down to your inability to read beyond the 5th grade level? Why didn't you say so. I can run everything through a friend of mine who has been an elementary school teacher for 40 years and have her bring it down to a level you're capable of understanding.
Or is it really because you can't handle someone calling you out when you post bullshit? That seems just as likely. You've shown in the past that you are fully capable of reading more than 2 lines of my posts which aren't pointing out when you are just making shit up.
How do you explain 2 separate cases of Covid in less than a month when recovery from Covid takes about 1 month?
The Horrible vaccine side effects
I saw someone claimed not long ago that the Covid vaccines have horrible side effects. I am here to tell you that is 100% correct.
However, "horrible" is a subjective description which is useless when discussing side effects. For example, someone who stubs their toe might say it was horrible, the worst pain they've ever felt. In reality it's almost always minor and quickly forgotten.
That's a good description of the horrible Covid vaccine side effects, minor and quickly forgotten. Perhaps a more detailed description will help.
About 6 hours ago I received a booster dose (3rd) of the Pfizer vaccine. My first dose, in early March, left my arm sore for about 14 hours. It was so incredibly sore that I slept 4 hours and then worked for 10 hours and didn't really notice when the pain faded. The second dose was about the same with the addition of I felt like I might be getting a cold for about 12 hours.
Here are the horrible side effects I've experienced so far with dose 3:
1. About 5 minutes after injection I felt slightly queasy for about 30 seconds.
2. 1 hour after I noticed a slight headache and a bit of pain in my neck. Although I had spent most of the time in a traffic jam, so it could have been a coincidence.
3. About 3 hours in I began to notice a pain in my arm. At 6 hours the pain is so had that I'm unable to play the violin. That may be influenced by my lack of a violin and the fact I've never tried to play a violin. The good news is that it doesn't seem to affect my ability to play my Colombian tiple, or my guitar.
4. 5 hours and I've definitely got a headache. It's possible I might decide to pop a couple of Tylenol in a few hours.
As you can see the side effects are almost unbearable.