• FundMECFS
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    12 hours ago

    It does help. But it’s not a 100% thing. It’s quite common to still get Long COVID with the vaccines. My local long COVID clinic says about 50% of patients were atleast 2x vaccinated.

    I was 4x vaccinated my self and have been completely bedridden by long COVID. The only surefire way to prevent long COVID is to stop spreading COVID.

  • @[email protected]
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    112 hours ago

    My opinion is they’re going out on a limb to increase child vaccinations, in order to protect aging and unhealthy adults.

  • Ms. ArmoredThirteen
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    241 day ago

    Meanwhile my brother is convinced the vaccine makes people’s hearts literally explode and has trained his ever increasing number of kids to be anti vax too. I think he’s up to six now, a full pokemon party

    • @[email protected]
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      622 hours ago

      I think with those people covid is a lost battle (and fortunately we no longer have original or delta variant), but it worries me that they also refuse vaccines that previously people didn’t have problem with.

      • Robust Mirror
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        520 hours ago

        Anti vaxxers were a thing LONG before covid, a certain group of people absolutely did have a problem with them. I’ll admit covid expanded that group of people, but they always existed.

        Look how old this video is:

        https://youtu.be/RfdZTZQvuCo

  • @[email protected]
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    113 hours ago

    You should definitely get the vaccine, but it won’t stop you from getting covid, only make it less severe. It does not prevent long covid.

    • @Tikiporch
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      323 hours ago

      But you just said 11 equals two.

  • @Harvey656
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    324 hours ago

    Well darn, and here I thought they finally allowed assisted suicide.