I’d hold off, Laz, your health conditions notwithstanding.
There are more and more real-world issues with these mRNA injections; the spike protein is the problem, as it has been shown experimentally to cause clotting even without the virus present.
Dr. McCullough - he and his team have an 85% success rate treating vulnerable patients with their medication protocol. He’s not the only one with successful treatment protocols. He and others know they will be attacked but put their futures on the line to save lives.
(He’s not a quack; he’s also testified before Congress.)
I don’t have time at the moment, but if you wait until this evening I’ll see if I can find the post from another FReeper whose husband (IIRC, diabetic, just came out of cardiac surgery) used the protocol, had the highest antibody counts for COVID-19 their nurse had ever seen, and didn’t require hospitalization for the COVID. (That post was yesterday.)
If you get COVID-19 your body is going to be cranking out spike proteins. There’s really no way around this, whether you get vaccinated (any of the vaccines) or catch COVID-19, there’s gonna be SARS-CoV-2 spike protein floating around in your body. Based on my readings one of the benefits of the mRNA vaccines (and this would likely also hold true for the virus vector and protein subunit vaccines as well) is that they are able to target specific parts of the spike protein that are less likely to give rise to pathological immune responses (i.e. ADE — antibody dependent enhancement.) There’s been a lot of talk of ADE in the context of mRNA vaccines, but the fact is that the most serious incidents in the past of ADE were due to attenuated/inactivated virus vaccines, e.g. Dengvaxia.