@General karthief
“I'm not saying not to get the vaccination, it's just like deciding your gay or identify as a woman or 57 Henway, that's your decision and I can understand the reason for getting one, the 'side effects' are few compared to the many.”
That’s a poor comparison. The last part is fair, but the first part is in left field.
It should be about which is more likely to keep you healthier, not about an identity.
A side note, TD was a scary, rare possible side effect of Reglan, a stomach and intestine medicine when they started researching for a drug to stop the unwanted movements. TD is rare enough and serious enough that they are marketing it in as scary of a way as possible. If we read the possible side effects list on every medicine and ignored the percentages of those who got them in testing, no one would take medicines. Aspirin and Tylenol can kill you. So can water and sugar placebo pills.
As far as long term side ePFects, I do not feel any worse than before the shots, nor do my family members. And that was the goal. But getting the virus would have likely Pfuxxed up 3/4 of my household and my parents. I fully expected a booster shot to become a part of the seasonal flu shot.
Immediately after getting the Shingrix vaccine, one parent had a short bout of shingle like symptoms, and the other has had a typical case with the rash and nerve pain. Both had been previously vaccinated against shingles with an earlier vaccine. As it has deactivated virus in it, I’m more impressed with the mRNA vaccines.
