Thread: Tennessee Woman Paralyzed After Second Pfizer Covid Shot (VIDEO)

LMAO at morons lining up for an experimental drug injection.

Still don't understand why anyone under the age of 65 or with severe co-morbidities would take these

Originally Posted by rampagefc77

My guess is that this is Guillain Barre-- which is an ascending paralysis that is typically reversible over a period of weeks/months. It can occur in response to most vaccines (flu shot included), illnesses, etc. It's exceptionally rare.

This is the equivalent of saying someone developed hyponatremia and died from drinking water, therefore we should all avoid water!

I'm all for personal choice when it comes to the vaccine and disagree with the media's message regarding it, but hyping up exceptionally rare adverse reactions to a vaccine that 1/4 of the population has already had 2 doses of does us no favors.

I agree with that but I think it is equally important to remember that there is a chance for adverse reactions.

Originally Posted by Cleveland33

I agree with that but I think it is equally important to remember that there is a chance for adverse reactions.

When the cure is worse than the disease...

Originally Posted by Jayarbie

The chance for adverse reactions from the vaccine are far less than the chance of complications from the illness, even for young healthy low-risk people.

The J&J vaccine was temporarily stopped over 6 cases of blood clots in 7m doses. The same blood clots are a symptom in 16.5% of Covid cases. Based on those probabilities, the likelihood of having that complication from the disease is 200,000 times greater than the shot.

Just think critically for a second here. Let’s use some common sense. Do you honestly think it was stopped because of 6 cases out of 7 million? Or are there way more then they are letting you know about?

Originally Posted by JoshSP1985

Still don't understand why anyone under the age of 65 or with severe co-morbidities would take these

A lot of time with the elderly. I did the J&J last week. It's an old school vaccine.

probably just a coincidence, and the two things aren't related, just like people dying a few hours or days after taking the vaccine. otherwise the msm would tell us, right?


the video title says "temporary paralysis". where do i skip to in the video where they show her walking again?

Originally Posted by Jayarbie

The chance for adverse reactions from the vaccine are far less than the chance of complications from the illness, even for young healthy low-risk people.

The J&J vaccine was temporarily stopped over 6 cases of blood clots in 7m doses. The same blood clots are a symptom in 16.5% of Covid cases. Based on those probabilities, the likelihood of having that complication from the disease is 200,000 times greater than the shot.

That's fine, people should still know the possibilities, just like they should know the possibilities for long term damage from getting covid.

Originally Posted by Jayarbie

The chance for adverse reactions from the vaccine are far less than the chance of complications from the illness, even for young healthy low-risk people.

The J&J vaccine was temporarily stopped over 6 cases of blood clots in 7m doses. The same blood clots are a symptom in 16.5% of Covid cases. Based on those probabilities, the likelihood of having that complication from the disease is 200,000 times greater than the shot.

I'll have you know my left shoulder was vaguely sore when I raised my arm high for nearly 2 whole days. Oh the agony!!!!!

Originally Posted by Dyel1991

Just think critically for a second here. Let’s use some common sense. Do you honestly think it was stopped because of 6 cases out of 7 million? Or are there way more then they are letting you know about?

The pause was stupid. After pausing the final tally from the over 7 million doses was 15 rare blood clots. They found their first man to have it. Maybe there will be 100 total as the J&J shots get into the tens of millions doses.

Originally Posted by frankdtank20

The pause was stupid. After pausing the final tally from the over 7 million doses was 15 rare blood clots. They found their first man to have it. Maybe there will be 100 total as the J&J shots get into the tens of millions doses.

That adds to his point

Numbers and statistics sound really great and assuring until it's your ass paralyzed or dead.

Originally Posted by Cleveland33

That adds to his point

It adds to the point the pause was rtarded. 1 in 500,000 of a rare blood clot, less than 1 in 7 million death. Likely higher chance of being struck by lightning.

Originally Posted by frankdtank20

It adds to the point the pause was rtarded. 1 in 500,000 of a rare blood clot, less than 1 in 7 million death. Likely higher chance of being struck by lightning.

Yea but it does add to the question if that was the sole reason they paused it