[justlittleoleme]

Was researching the Johnson & Johnson vaccine this morning, daughters' doctor recommended for her to take it. Daughter is what they are calling a long hauler (has long covid), was very sick from covid and here we are 6 months later and she is still symptomatic, doctor said that they have seen evidence that getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine sometimes helps long haulers. I don't know. Getting this vaccine seems quite experimental to me.

Does anyone here with chronic autoimmune health issues have experience with being a covid long hauler and getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?

[G Larry]

I am well, and have plenty of Ivermectin, and no interest in the vaccines for a number of reasons.

[conservativeimage]

“Soft kill.”

[Chode]

hey, people shot in the head are listed as CHINAFLU victims, so why not?

[Aria]

3 of us got J&J on 3/16. One felt like he had mild flu for a couple of days, one may have felt a bit funny for a few minutes and I had a sore arm and maybe had a short headache.
We're all fine now.

However, none of us has autoimmune issues - I may have had COVID in 12/19 but fully recovered.

For me it was the J&J or nothing. I mostly think this is all a psy-ops for profit - politically and monetarily.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Senseless covid death

[The Great RJ]

I just got out of the hospital after having a scary swelling of my tongue and throat. The doctors believe this was a delayed side effect of my second COVID shot.

[DugwayDuke]

justlittleoleme wrote: “Does anyone here with chronic autoimmune health issues have experience with being a covid long hauler and getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?”

Who are you going to trust for your medical advice? Trained professionals like those quoted in the article? Or, anonymous posters on the internet?

BTW, the J&J vaccine has not been administered for a sufficient time for a significant number of long-haulers to have received the vaccine.