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oldfisherman said:
I went into anaphylactic shock about 5 years ago. My airway was blocked and breathing was extremely difficult. Fortunatly I always have a benadryl handy do to a bee sting allergy.

What caused my anaphylatic shock? Alcohol. I drank alcohol for years, but developed an allergy to it at an old age.

So using your logic of not taking the covid vaccine because a few people are allergic to it. Everyone should stop drinking alcohol because a few people are allergic to it.
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No, not saying don't take the vaccine. My position is that we don't know enough about the vaccine and what it will end up doing. Sure, we have a study of 20,000 people over 6 months, but that isn't enough really to make conclusions as to the effects of the vaccine.

Its not FDA approved and is under emergency authorization only. Caveat emptor. People are touting it as being "totally safe" where we really don't know. I guess the more we administer it, the more we can see more of the effects.
 
My fiancee said at her work, you get injected, but have to be monitored for about 15 minutes to see if you have an adverse allergic reaction to the shot.
 
EL PRESIDENTE said:
No, not saying don't take the vaccine. My position is that we don't know enough about the vaccine and what it will end up doing. Sure, we have a study of 20,000 people over 6 months, but that isn't enough really to make conclusions as to the effects of the vaccine.

Its not FDA approved and is under emergency authorization only. Caveat emptor. People are touting it as being "totally safe" where we really don't know. I guess the more we administer it, the more we can see more of the effects.
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ANTI VAXER!!! TO THE GALLOWS
 
EL PRESIDENTE said:
My flu shot I don't need to do that. Its in and out.
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What should I do after my flu shot?
  • Remain within the building for at least 15 minutes. The nurse or pharmacist needs to watch you to see how you react to the flu shot. It is most likely that you will be fine, but a very small number of people can have a reaction that the nurse or pharmacist will need to treat with a drug immediately.
  • If you feel faint or short of breath, or experience chest tightness, inform the nurse or pharmacist.
  • In extremely rare instances, an allergic reaction may occur. The nurse or pharmacist is prepared to handle this.
https://www.rexall.ca/pharmacy/injectionsandvaccinations/flushot/aftercare

:Sly:
 
SlyPokerDog said:
What should I do after my flu shot?
  • Remain within the building for at least 15 minutes. The nurse or pharmacist needs to watch you to see how you react to the flu shot. It is most likely that you will be fine, but a very small number of people can have a reaction that the nurse or pharmacist will need to treat with a drug immediately.
  • If you feel faint or short of breath, or experience chest tightness, inform the nurse or pharmacist.
  • In extremely rare instances, an allergic reaction may occur. The nurse or pharmacist is prepared to handle this.
https://www.rexall.ca/pharmacy/injectionsandvaccinations/flushot/aftercare

:NOTMARIS:
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FUCKING COSTCO
 
SlyPokerDog said:
What should I do after my flu shot?
  • Remain within the building for at least 15 minutes. The nurse or pharmacist needs to watch you to see how you react to the flu shot. It is most likely that you will be fine, but a very small number of people can have a reaction that the nurse or pharmacist will need to treat with a drug immediately.
  • If you feel faint or short of breath, or experience chest tightness, inform the nurse or pharmacist.
  • In extremely rare instances, an allergic reaction may occur. The nurse or pharmacist is prepared to handle this.
https://www.rexall.ca/pharmacy/injectionsandvaccinations/flushot/aftercare

:NOTMARIS:
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'round these parts, if you've had flu shots before, you can just leave after the shot. If you've never had a flu shot before, you're supposed to hang around a bit.

I'm sure it'll end up being the same for our yearly COVID-19 shots.
 
My buddy who is a cardiologist got it today and said he "feels like crap", but hopes public takes it.
 
Trump and the feds fucking with our vaccine supply on purpose? Just saw oregon and Washington were told the supply is cut by 40% with no reason given.

I didn’t hear if it was nationwide or just those two states
 
ehizzy3 said:
Trump and the feds fucking with our vaccine supply on purpose? Just saw oregon and Washington were told the supply is cut by 40% with no reason given.
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ehizzy3 said:
Trump and the feds fucking with our vaccine supply on purpose? Just saw oregon and Washington were told the supply is cut by 40% with no reason given.
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I believe they announced issues With distribution two weeks ago. Thats when I dumped Pfizer
 
SlyPokerDog said:
What should I do after my flu shot?
  • Remain within the building for at least 15 minutes. The nurse or pharmacist needs to watch you to see how you react to the flu shot. It is most likely that you will be fine, but a very small number of people can have a reaction that the nurse or pharmacist will need to treat with a drug immediately.
  • If you feel faint or short of breath, or experience chest tightness, inform the nurse or pharmacist.
  • In extremely rare instances, an allergic reaction may occur. The nurse or pharmacist is prepared to handle this.
https://www.rexall.ca/pharmacy/injectionsandvaccinations/flushot/aftercare

:NOTMARIS:
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Nope. That’s never been the case with any vaccination I’ve had.
 
tlongII said:
Nope. That’s never been the case with any vaccination I’ve had.
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Duh, one look at you and they know to just give you a sucker and tell you you can't leave until you finish it.
 
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