If you've only had the virus and not the vaccine it would be impossible to tell.
Mrs EtV contracted Covid in the first week of January 2020. This was long before most people had even heard of coronavirus, let alone there being any vaccine.
But I am of the belief that the vaccination was rushed through and has serious question marks surrounding its efficacy and harmful effects, that seem unanswered.
I hope that one way or another we can all get answers to those questions. I don't think whatever decision people made they made in good faith.Sorry to hear that.
I'm firmly of the belief that the vaccination does just as much harm as it does good.
I will no longer post on the Cocid thread as it appears that I have differing opinions to others.
It's an emotive subject.
But I am of the belief that the vaccination was rushed through and has serious question marks surrounding its efficacy and harmful effects, that seem unanswered.
Sorry to hear that.
I'm firmly of the belief that the vaccination does just as much harm as it does good.
I will no longer post on the Cocid thread as it appears that I have differing opinions to others.
It's an emotive subject.
But I am of the belief that the vaccination was rushed through and has serious question marks surrounding its efficacy and harmful effects, that seem unanswered.
I stopped after my third one. Had some really interesting symptoms soon after, shaky hands, poor balance when doing certain golf stretches. GP actually thought I might have had a stroke. Neuro didn't see any evidence, did say that he had seen some unusual reactions from vaccines.Worked too bloody well for me last weekend, I lost two days and my back and chest still feel like I've been kicked by a horse. GP says it's probably a side effect., but nothing to worry about!
It seems that every COVID top up I have, the reaction is worse.
There'll come a point where I give up on it.
My wife got it (we believe) in late February after going on a cruise. Pretty minor aches and pains and cold-like symptoms. Give-away, which was not identified yet, was she lost her sense of smell, especially notable when cooking. It was a few months later before that symptom was reported, and a good few months before her sense of smell returned.Mrs EtV contracted Covid in the first week of January 2020. This was long before most people had even heard of coronavirus, let alone there being any vaccine.
Would love to see your evidence for this..The other 10 per cent got seriously ill from the vaccine.
In our house, he's simply know as "John".Loss of smell could be a blessing in disguise.
If sat near the phantom farter.
In our house, he's simply know as "John".
COVID is a thing of the past. Is it even recognised nowadays?Worked too bloody well for me last weekend, I lost two days and my back and chest still feel like I've been kicked by a horse. GP says it's probably a side effect., but nothing to worry about!
It seems that every COVID top up I have, the reaction is worse.
There'll come a point where I give up on it.
All hail the Tories.I don't dispute you could be right with some of that.
But it still saves lives.
Without a vaccine more people would be dead.
I also only took the flu shot this year. I was asked to take part in a trial where 50 % recieved a stronger dosis and having to answer a questionnaire, I ended up getting the usual dose.I stopped after my third one. Had some really interesting symptoms soon after, shaky hands, poor balance when doing certain golf stretches. GP actually thought I might have had a stroke. Neuro didn't see any evidence, did say that he had seen some unusual reactions from vaccines.
I'll take my chances from here, although did get the flu shot this year and nothing adverse to show for it.
My wife got it (we believe) in late February after going on a cruise. Pretty minor aches and pains and cold-like symptoms. Give-away, which was not identified yet, was she lost her sense of smell, especially notable when cooking. It was a few months later before that symptom was reported, and a good few months before her sense of smell returned.
We took no precautions in the house, so if she had it I suspect I did too. Winter in Canada, you always have some type of cold-related symptoms, so who knows.
No thank you
WHO seeks answers from China about mystery outbreak of respiratory illness
In recent days, local media in cities such as Xian in northwest China have posted videos online of hospitals crowded with parents and children waiting to be seen by medics.news.sky.com
Read article. Doesn't seem worth worrying about - have given possible reasons for it.