Vaccine side effects

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paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
Latest data from the government yellow card reporting scheme.

Don't come back at me, I've not thought about the article, just presenting the numbers extracted therein for you lot to mull over.

come in
Could you link to grown-up sources rather than something called 'The Daily Expose'?
Here we go again. So, you'd accept government data reported in the Guardian, but dismiss the same government data reported in the Telegraph? If the data are the same, what relevance does the source have?

The emphasis might be suspect, but the data are there, use your own intellect to assess its relevance.
Your choice of websites to link to rather suggests you might be a little way from neutral. It's a judgment call, basically. At present, it's a total no-brainer, for someone whose brain isn't hurting. wink

speedchick

5,185 posts

223 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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AZ for me Weds lunchtime, by evening my arm was hurting, and still is. No sign of bruising or a lump just damn painful.

Teddy Lop

8,301 posts

68 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Had the OAZ at 5pm yesterday. (Only 42 and not speffel in any of the ways that count, we really are motoring through this ay)

Woke up today with a headache and feeling groggy so I guess that's the vaccine and nothing whatsover to do with the beers/wine/whisky ingested last night.

FreeLitres

6,054 posts

178 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Teddy Lop said:
Had the OAZ at 5pm yesterday. (Only 42 and not speffel in any of the ways that count, we really are motoring through this ay)

Woke up today with a headache and feeling groggy so I guess that's the vaccine and nothing whatsover to do with the beers/wine/whisky ingested last night.
42 hey? Do you have any circumstances that bump you up the priority list or are they working though the 40's now?

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
Latest data from the government yellow card reporting scheme.

Don't come back at me, I've not thought about the article, just presenting the numbers extracted therein for you lot to mull over.

come in
Could you link to grown-up sources rather than something called 'The Daily Expose'?
Here we go again. So, you'd accept government data reported in the Guardian, but dismiss the same government data reported in the Telegraph? If the data are the same, what relevance does the source have?

The emphasis might be suspect, but the data are there, use your own intellect to assess its relevance.
Your choice of websites to link to rather suggests you might be a little way from neutral. It's a judgment call, basically. At present, it's a total no-brainer, for someone whose brain isn't hurting. wink
Wherever I am is irrelevant. This thread is about vaccine side effects. My link was to vaccine side effects. You seem to be sticking your head in the sand here and attempting to cause a diversion.

paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
Wherever I am is irrelevant. This thread is about vaccine side effects. My link was to vaccine side effects. You seem to be sticking your head in the sand here and attempting to cause a diversion.
It's clear from your posting history you have an agenda.

As to 'sticking my head in the sand', no. I've looked at the evidence and it suggests that the vaccines are a much better bet than taking on covid.





fiatpower

3,064 posts

172 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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I had the AZ jab around 11am on Saturday. Took a few paracetamol and felt ok until 10pm when I just felt really fatigued. Spent the next 12 hours with a fever, aching all over and generally not sleeping very well. Feeling ok now, just very tired.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
Wherever I am is irrelevant. This thread is about vaccine side effects. My link was to vaccine side effects. You seem to be sticking your head in the sand here and attempting to cause a diversion.
It's clear from your posting history you have an agenda.

As to 'sticking my head in the sand', no. I've looked at the evidence and it suggests that the vaccines are a much better bet than taking on covid.
If providing new information to allow people to review their beliefs is an "agenda", why is that something to sniff at?

By dismissing it, without viewing it, you are sticking your head in the sand. Do as you please, but stop chucking pointless sarcastic criticism, if you please.

If you've been investigating my posting history, you need to ask yourself if you're the one with the agenda.





paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
If you've been investigating my posting history, you need to ask yourself if you're the one with the agenda.
Just a quick check to see there is a pattern, and there is.


mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
If you've been investigating my posting history, you need to ask yourself if you're the one with the agenda.
Just a quick check to see there is a pattern, and there is.
Well done, you. What did I do wrong?

paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
Well done, you. What did I do wrong?
You give the impression you are out to cause alarm. What's the story, your end? Did you have MMR/BCG?

Teddy Lop

8,301 posts

68 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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FreeLitres said:
Teddy Lop said:
Had the OAZ at 5pm yesterday. (Only 42 and not speffel in any of the ways that count, we really are motoring through this ay)

Woke up today with a headache and feeling groggy so I guess that's the vaccine and nothing whatsover to do with the beers/wine/whisky ingested last night.
42 hey? Do you have any circumstances that bump you up the priority list or are they working though the 40's now?
nope, that's what I meant by being not special. Mrs still waiting but her age begins with a 3.


48hrs and the arms slightly tender but nowt else to report.

Gooseberry

67 posts

84 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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54yo, had the AZ jab yesterday 8:30am. Have had a slight headache all day today, but that's all.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
Well done, you. What did I do wrong?
You give the impression you are out to cause alarm. What's the story, your end? Did you have MMR/BCG?
No, I'm not out to cause alarm, hope that helps. Disappointed with your interpretation.

You're not going to stop until you can label me an anti vaxxer so, to satisfy your curiosity, I had a pneumonia vaccination a few years ago after my daughter nearly died and her surgeon said there was a pneumonia surge that year, before January was out. Up to then, I accepted the science behind vaccines, with which I had grown up.

When this fiasco started a year ago, I was of the same mind and looked forward to the development of a vaccine.
I started to grow doubt when I discovered how long vaccines normally take to be approved and declared safe, and realised the common cold is a coronavirus and a vaccine has not been achieved in 200 (?) years of trying yet, suddenly, here are some that have been rattled together in a few months.

That didn't feel right. Then I heard the developers wanted immunity from compensation claims in the event of adverse effects. If they have confidence in the science and their products, this would not be necessary. My confidence deserted me at that point and confirmation came with the knowledge the vaccines are deemed experimental by their developers, will not be declared safe until Febrary 2024 and do not have a "marketing licence", granted before they are normally available for use.

Then I discovered there has been no investigation into vaccine interaction with other drugs. I am on several permanent medications.

At that point, I decided it was safer to avoid the unkonwn adverse effects of these vaccines and risk my group's 26% chance of catching the virus and croaking.

I posted the government data that started our exchange because it might help others to make up their own minds.

Happy now?



paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
No, I'm not out to cause alarm, hope that helps. Disappointed with your interpretation.

You're not going to stop until you can label me an anti vaxxer so, to satisfy your curiosity, I had a pneumonia vaccination a few years ago after my daughter nearly died and her surgeon said there was a pneumonia surge that year, before January was out. Up to then, I accepted the science behind vaccines, with which I had grown up.

When this fiasco started a year ago, I was of the same mind and looked forward to the development of a vaccine.
I started to grow doubt when I discovered how long vaccines normally take to be approved and declared safe, and realised the common cold is a coronavirus and a vaccine has not been achieved in 200 (?) years of trying yet, suddenly, here are some that have been rattled together in a few months.

That didn't feel right. Then I heard the developers wanted immunity from compensation claims in the event of adverse effects. If they have confidence in the science and their products, this would not be necessary. My confidence deserted me at that point and confirmation came with the knowledge the vaccines are deemed experimental by their developers, will not be declared safe until Febrary 2024 and do not have a "marketing licence", granted before they are normally available for use.

Then I discovered there has been no investigation into vaccine interaction with other drugs. I am on several permanent medications.

At that point, I decided it was safer to avoid the unkonwn adverse effects of these vaccines and risk my group's 26% chance of catching the virus and croaking.

I posted the government data that started our exchange because it might help others to make up their own minds.

Happy now?
That's a damn good post. If I wasn't 2/3rds of my way into a very decent bottle of Valpolicella, I'd come back to you. smile

dave_s13

13,816 posts

270 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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Why do we need a "cure" for the common cold though?

You get over it in a couple of days and it keeps your immune system flexing so it's kept in shape.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
That's a damn good post. If I wasn't 2/3rds of my way into a very decent bottle of Valpolicella, I'd come back to you. smile
Thanks. Now I want one, you git...

paulguitar

23,825 posts

114 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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mybrainhurts said:
paulguitar said:
That's a damn good post. If I wasn't 2/3rds of my way into a very decent bottle of Valpolicella, I'd come back to you. smile
Thanks. Now I want one, you git...
hehe

ElectricSoup

8,202 posts

152 months

Monday 29th March 2021
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paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
No, I'm not out to cause alarm, hope that helps. Disappointed with your interpretation.

You're not going to stop until you can label me an anti vaxxer so, to satisfy your curiosity, I had a pneumonia vaccination a few years ago after my daughter nearly died and her surgeon said there was a pneumonia surge that year, before January was out. Up to then, I accepted the science behind vaccines, with which I had grown up.

When this fiasco started a year ago, I was of the same mind and looked forward to the development of a vaccine.
I started to grow doubt when I discovered how long vaccines normally take to be approved and declared safe, and realised the common cold is a coronavirus and a vaccine has not been achieved in 200 (?) years of trying yet, suddenly, here are some that have been rattled together in a few months.

That didn't feel right. Then I heard the developers wanted immunity from compensation claims in the event of adverse effects. If they have confidence in the science and their products, this would not be necessary. My confidence deserted me at that point and confirmation came with the knowledge the vaccines are deemed experimental by their developers, will not be declared safe until Febrary 2024 and do not have a "marketing licence", granted before they are normally available for use.

Then I discovered there has been no investigation into vaccine interaction with other drugs. I am on several permanent medications.

At that point, I decided it was safer to avoid the unkonwn adverse effects of these vaccines and risk my group's 26% chance of catching the virus and croaking.

I posted the government data that started our exchange because it might help others to make up their own minds.

Happy now?
That's a damn good post. If I wasn't 2/3rds of my way into a very decent bottle of Valpolicella, I'd come back to you. smile
It's a terrible post.

Paragraph 3 betrays a complete lack of any understanding of how the vaccine development was accelerated in this case, and the fact that there is absolutely no pressing need for a common cold vaccine and never has been. Now, when you twig that there was an absoutley mad pressing need for a Covid vaccine, you can begin to understand the urgency which was inserted into the development of it. Then, once you grasp that, then yes, it is astonishing what's happened and you can rightly ask "how", when vaccines usually take much, much longer. Here is the answer:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/...

Although that doesn't state the extra important nugget, namely that pharma companies accepted major business risk by running pre-phase 4 trials partly in parallel rather than sequence. Which has paid off in spades. At no point was the review and approval of the data skipped or shortcut, however.

Edited by ElectricSoup on Monday 29th March 13:10


Edited by ElectricSoup on Monday 29th March 13:37

smn159

12,792 posts

218 months

Monday 29th March 2021
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ElectricSoup said:
paulguitar said:
mybrainhurts said:
No, I'm not out to cause alarm, hope that helps. Disappointed with your interpretation.

You're not going to stop until you can label me an anti vaxxer so, to satisfy your curiosity, I had a pneumonia vaccination a few years ago after my daughter nearly died and her surgeon said there was a pneumonia surge that year, before January was out. Up to then, I accepted the science behind vaccines, with which I had grown up.

When this fiasco started a year ago, I was of the same mind and looked forward to the development of a vaccine.
I started to grow doubt when I discovered how long vaccines normally take to be approved and declared safe, and realised the common cold is a coronavirus and a vaccine has not been achieved in 200 (?) years of trying yet, suddenly, here are some that have been rattled together in a few months.

That didn't feel right. Then I heard the developers wanted immunity from compensation claims in the event of adverse effects. If they have confidence in the science and their products, this would not be necessary. My confidence deserted me at that point and confirmation came with the knowledge the vaccines are deemed experimental by their developers, will not be declared safe until Febrary 2024 and do not have a "marketing licence", granted before they are normally available for use.

Then I discovered there has been no investigation into vaccine interaction with other drugs. I am on several permanent medications.

At that point, I decided it was safer to avoid the unkonwn adverse effects of these vaccines and risk my group's 26% chance of catching the virus and croaking.

I posted the government data that started our exchange because it might help others to make up their own minds.

Happy now?
That's a damn good post. If I wasn't 2/3rds of my way into a very decent bottle of Valpolicella, I'd come back to you. smile
It's a terrible post.

Paragraph 3 betrays a complete lack of any understand of how the vaccine development was accelerated in this case, and the fact that there is absolutely no pressing need for a common cold vaccine and never has been. Now, when you twig that there was an absoutley mad pressing need for a Covd vaccine, you can begin to understand the urgency which was inserted into the development of it. Then, once you grasp that, then yes, it is astonishing what's happened and you can rightly ask "how", when vaccines usually take much, much longer. Here is the answer:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/...

Although that doesn't state the extra important nugget, namely that pharma companies accepted major business risk by running pre-phase 4 trials partly in parallel rather than sequence. Which has paid off in spades. At no point was the review and approval of the data skipped or shortcut, however.
+1.

Posts link to The Daily Expose - "for you to mull over"

Classic conspiracy theorist.