Vaccine injury

Jimmy Green Beans

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I have a coworker with a COVID vaccine injury. She has had numerous clots and numbness in her extremities.

Is anyone aware of effective treatments for vaccine injuries? She is getting desperate and the doctors are essentially feckless.
 

PAWrocka

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I have a coworker with a COVID vaccine injury. She has had numerous clots and numbness in her extremities.

Is anyone aware of effective treatments for vaccine injuries? She is getting desperate and the doctors are essentially feckless.
nope, but ... if your employer required her to get the vaccine, I would have her open a worker's compensation claim. A injury from a "task", required for employment, would be compensable under the workers compensation act (at least here in Maryland).

My wife is a workers comp defense attorney, and we both are very interested to see how the statute will handle injuries/side effects stemming from required vaccinations.
 

purenonsense

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I have a coworker with a COVID vaccine injury. She has had numerous clots and numbness in her extremities.

Is anyone aware of effective treatments for vaccine injuries? She is getting desperate and the doctors are essentially feckless.
Lucky her , i guess that puts her in the .000039 %. I would think a feckless doc would try heparin or plavix and monitor her for a few days.
 

vatiger1

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I have a coworker with a COVID vaccine injury. She has had numerous clots and numbness in her extremities.

Is anyone aware of effective treatments for vaccine injuries? She is getting desperate and the doctors are essentially feckless.
join the crowd, was diagnosed with clots about 4 months after the 2nd Moderna shot. Wasn't fun, alot of pain/cramps for several months. Considered in good health with no prior issues, especially of this nature.

Needless to say, to hell with a booster shot. Will never happen again.
 

purenonsense

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join the crowd, was diagnosed with clots about 4 months after the 2nd Moderna shot. Wasn't fun, alot of pain/cramps for several months. Considered in good health with no prior issues, especially of this nature.

Needless to say, to hell with a booster shot. Will never happen again.
Four months later ? .....wow, that must be some kind of record... One of my employees ( the last of the un-vaxxed in the office ) said she isnt getting the vaccine because her father, who has never been sick a day in his life, got kidney stones three months later after he was vaccinated. Maybe you two can get a case study together.
 
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coop#

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Look guys, we're all going to die at some point. Tell her that she should be commended for getting vaccinated for the greater good, even if it kills her. That's what gets you into Heaven: thinking of others before yourself. You all would know this if you were Christians
 

ChicagoTiger85

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Four months later ? .....wow, that must be some kind of record... My employee ( the last of the unvaxxed in the office ) said she isnt getting the vaccine because her father, who has never been sick a day in his live, got kidney stones three months later after he was vaccinated. Maybe you two can get a case study together.
It seems to happen really often to people and their acquaintances who were already vaccine skeptical. Really weird coincidence.
 

CU Alumnus

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I would suggest a new doctor. Blood clots ain't that hard to fix normally.
I’m no doctor but I played one on porn hub one time so my opinion is blood thinners and Tito’s
I think you misspelled the last word of that sentence, based on the Porn hub reference.

Here's a wild idea I know. But hear me out. Maybe she got blood clots with no relation to the vaccine.
Blood clots are a side effect. Rare, but they happen. J&J vaccine was pulled because of them.

Come on, it wasn’t that bad.
Actually it was that bad.
 
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nmerritt11

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I would suggest a new doctor. Blood clots ain't that hard to fix normally.

I think you misspelled the last word of that sentence, based on the Porn hub reference.


Blood clots are a side effect. Rare, but they happen. J&J vaccine was pulled because of them.


Actually it was that bad.

Those work too…just don’t be too rough. Start bleeding on those blood thinners and it’s a *****
 

fender44

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I have a coworker with a COVID vaccine injury. She has had numerous clots and numbness in her extremities.

Is anyone aware of effective treatments for vaccine injuries? She is getting desperate and the doctors are essentially feckless.
I keep my bull in the pasture.
 

nmerritt11

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Funny reply but this does seem fairly serious.

Yes it does…but humor in bad situations is sometimes warranted. I know my dad made constant jokes when I was in a neck brace wondering if I was paralyzed or not in college…lightened the mood.

It is a message board after all and not a doctors office. I’m not a doctor so I went the joke route
 

dickerj

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I've developed alcoholism as a vaccine side effect. Although I'm crushed by the diagnosis, I do think it is much better than bowel cancer.
 
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nmerritt11

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I've developed alcoholism as a vaccine side effect. Although I'm crushed by the diagnosis, I do think it is much better than bowel cancer.

Covid in itself created a lot of alcoholics. Home schooling, working from home, too much time with spouse, and just all around bored as hell so make babies or drink. Or drink, get drunk, and accidentally make babies
 
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TheValley91

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Blood clots are a side effect. Rare, but they happen. J&J vaccine was pulled because of them.
Im aware that there have been blood clot cases pop up very rarely. But the odds of getting blood clots outside of the vaccine are just as possible as the idea of getting blood clots because of the vaccine.
 

TheValley91

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Covid in itself created a lot of alcoholics. Home schooling, working from home, too much time with spouse, and just all around bored as hell so make babies or drink. Or drink, get drunk, and accidentally make babies
There has been a drop in births since Covid began.
 

Casa_del_Tigre

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funny how we are seeing record level heart issues, especially in the low risk groups. This is before we start injecting that poison into children.

For any parent with 5-11 year olds. 177 have died from covid. This pretty much guarantees that more kids with die of the vaccine than covid. Hopefully parents don’t believe the gov when they explain these heart attacks aren’t related.
 
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Casa_del_Tigre

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Im aware that there have been blood clot cases pop up very rarely. But the odds of getting blood clots outside of the vaccine are just as possible as the idea of getting blood clots because of the vaccine.
No do 5 - 11 year olds. Explain why we should experiment on healthy children.
 
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Casa_del_Tigre

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nope, but ... if your employer required her to get the vaccine, I would have her open a worker's compensation claim. A injury from a "task", required for employment, would be compensable under the workers compensation act (at least here in Maryland).

My wife is a workers comp defense attorney, and we both are very interested to see how the statute will handle injuries/side effects stemming from required vaccinations.
Lol, OSHA is not going to record worker mandated vaccine injuries. They fear that it will lead to vaccine disinformation.

please stop with this anti vaccine nonsense. She should thank her employer for an opportunity to be vaccinated
 

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Im aware that there have been blood clot cases pop up very rarely. But the odds of getting blood clots outside of the vaccine are just as possible as the idea of getting blood clots because of the vaccine.
Honestly I think the greatest odds are that this whole thing is a troll post of some sort.
 

TheValley91

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probably a rise in separations and divorces
Possibly so. Added stress of a pandemic will definitely put a strain on a marriage. I think you'll see a big spike in divorces but some of those would probably already have happened when the pandemic began, but didn't due to holding off until things became more normal.
 

Jam48Allay

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No do 5 - 11 year olds. Explain why we should experiment on healthy
Lol, OSHA is not going to record worker mandated vaccine injuries. They fear that it will lead to vaccine disinformation.

please stop with this anti vaccine nonsense. She should thank her employer for an opportunity to be vaccinated
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 Yea she should get on her knees and be thankful..I've been vaccinated but you people who think people don't have a right to question the vaccine make me sick..You'd do anything you're told..Nobody respects that ****
 
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