Posted on 04/26/2021 7:12:14 AM PDT by Paul46360
I know of a 40y/o female with Hashimoto's disease..When the immune system attacks the butterfly-shaped gland in the neck (thyroid).
After her 2nd MODERNA SHOT she is NOW dealing with severe LESIONS over her body. She has been put on STEROIDS to combat this. When her mom was asked if this was reaction was the result of the vaccine..of course her mom said that the DOCTORS can't say WHY it happened!!!
BUT directly from the CDC website YOU can read this
"People who have autoimmune conditions People with autoimmune conditions may receive a COVID-19 vaccine. However, they should be aware that no data are currently available on the safety of COVID-19 vaccines for people with autoimmune conditions.
SO..will the doctors EVER admit that it was the cause?? Or will the do the FAUCI 2-STEP???
Amazing that someone with autoimmune disorder would take an immunization shot. How sad.
My vote is for the FAUCI 2-STEP.
It's more than that.
The Fauci 2-face, 2-mask, 2-step!
That either 6 more or 8 times more, or maybe even 16 time more.
2+2+2 vs 2*2*2 vs 222. Do the math...
His thought was that the risk to her from covid was greater than the risk from the vaccine.
We opted for the J&J vaccine with the thought that it was the least risky of the three. She got it over 2 months ago - no issues.
My wife and I also got the J&J just over 2 weeks ago with no issues.
I have hashimotos (diagnosed over 25 years ago and being treated) and took the vaccine and I did not get lesions or anything like that. I got the expected reactions, slight chills and a headache. I realize there’s a lot of anti vaccine out there. Am I sorry I took it? Not yet but time will tell. Will report back in the future.
Hypothyroidism is pretty common these days, especially among women. I know several people who are on thyroid meds for Hashimoto’s. Ages 34 to 60-something. Don’t know if they’ve had the covid vaccine.
There is help for hypothyroidism. Diet matters. Doctors don’t tell them that. Just take the pills, they’re told.
I have Hashimoto’s. I won’t be getting their shot.
That is shot, not vaccine.
I will venture to say that this is happening all over. SOME will have SEVERE reactions and others NOT..BUT the ONE THING is that the CDC and there fore FAUCI said that there is NOT ENUFF data collect to determine the safety of this!!!
I had a daughter who just played Russian roulette. Pulled trigger 2 times and nothing happened yet. Proves the anti-Russian rouletter flat earthers are full of it.
There is no perfect drug. We have choices and we have data backing our options. We make the best or least risk-prone choice given the circumstances. All the data tells us the vaccines work great in the vast vast majority of people. As for long term risks- no drug on the market is devoid of long term risks. The magic word “approved” that a lot of FR is obsessing over means diddlyy squat. People die all the time of complications from “approved” drugs.
“We opted for the J&J vaccine with the thought that it was the least risky of the three.”
I had undiagnosed (by an MD) covid and recovered. I have the antibodies to prove it. So as of now I’m not planning to get the vaccine.
But I think that if I end up getting it I’ll get the J&J one too. That one doesn’t mess with the RNA, correct? Plus it’s only one shot which is of course preferable.
That’s what I was thinking. I have psoriasis and my wife has lupus so we were told taking that vaccine would be a very bad idea. Not just having the disorder but the meds we are taking for the disorder. Can have every bad side effects..
My former neighbor’s daughter suffers from disabling rheumatoid arthritis.
She has had to shun corticosteroids because they might leave her unable to fight off a Covid infection. Her RA flare-ups have gotten worse.
Covid vaccination will allow her to use corticosteroids to tamp down her RA flare-ups.
why anyone would get a vaccine is beyond me.
with that said, have your friend start supplementing with selenium (which is what causes the antibodies to get out of control, and then add in iodine after a few weeks.
Vaccines are like guns - sometimes bad things happen - but their benefits generally outweigh their negatives.
How old is that “daughter?”
spacejunkie2001 wrote: “why anyone would get a vaccine is beyond me.”
Simply because they’ve researched this and concluded that the risk of the virus are much greater than the risks of the vaccine despite all the anti-vaxxer fear-mongering propaganda such as this article.
or they bought into the media lies (much more likely) as any REAL research proves there’s hardly any risk. It’s propaganda.
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