I Have COVID

Kind of late now. You lowered your immune response by getting vaxed. Not a good thing to have done. However you will most likely recover. What ever you do do not get any more boosters.

That’s why all the masking,distancing and lockdowns were useless

I have had multible side effects from this vax. Wish I had never had it.

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Why do some people get the flu after receiving a flu shot?
It is possible to get the flu even if you receive a dose of flu vaccine. Flu vaccination reduces the risk of flu illness between 40% and 60%.
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While it’s possible to get sick with the flu even after getting a flu shot, you can not get a flu infection from a flu vaccine. Some people may feel ill or have a reaction after a dose of flu vaccine, but this reaction is not a case of the flu.

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Well, this is what I THINK I know about covid.

Getting the vaccine doesn't make you immune to covid or any less contagious. All it does is help your body fight it.

I've had covid before, even without the vaccines. I just weathered through it like any other sickness. And limiting contact with other people.

Take care and get well soon. I know it sucks.

I’ve had covid twice.1st time I was just fatigued. 2nd time I had strep throat and was tested negative. But got a letter in the mail a month later saying I was positive. Didn’t really know I had it.
My advice to you is just ride out. I hope you feel better soon.

Stay warm, take lots of fluids and please remain at home until the temperature goes down. And thank you for taking the vaccine and booster (which may have saved you a visit to the hospital) and contributing to the international recovery from the pandemic. I got Covid in April, despite two shots and a booster. It was disappointing, having avoided it for two years, but perhaps inevitable given that most people have now decided to leave their masks at home.

@Shaveit ASK AN EXPERT: DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE CAUSE BLOOD CLOTS?

Jonathan Crosbie, D.O.
September 21, 2021 | Last Updated January 10, 2022
We asked you to share your questions with us regarding vaccines. Dr. Crosbie is up first answering the question, “Can the COVID-19 vaccine give you blood clots?”

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=260975682563134

Transcript

We got a question; can the vaccine give you blood clots? I’m really glad somebody asked that because it’s important that we clear it up. The short answer is no, almost certainly not.

The Pfizer and the Moderna vaccine, that’s that two-dose series that you’ve probably heard about. That has not been associated with any blood clotting events at all. Now the Johnson and Johnson vaccine, which is that one dose vaccine, that’s been associated with blood clots in 28 people of over 9 million doses administered. 28 out of 9 million, that’s a really small number.

Now, it’s really important to note that blood clots are associated with COVID-19, not the vaccine, I’m talking about the disease. In 20% of ICU people who are admitted with COVID 19, they develop blood clots. So short answer is, you need to worry about blood clots from COVID-19, not from the vaccine.

https://www.dmu.edu/blog/2021/09/ask-an-expert-does-the-covid-19-vaccine-cause-blood-clots/

Honestly if right wing morons don't want the vax and get sick and die, oh well

We tried telling you. Reap what you sow.

All you can do is take care of yourself. Stay warm inside and do the normal stuff for colds and flu. Try to relax and just make use of the lazy time 👍

No shots here. Got it once, minimum symptoms. It seems the shots actually increase the severity of the illness. Ironic isnt it

I think everyone will get it. It's probably the weaker variant. Just take it easy. Your young, you will be all right

Once you’re over and done with it, start taking vitamin D supplements and Zinc with copper. That will help boost your immune system

It's good you did everything you could. Being vaxxed means you are less likely to end up in the hospital for it. Plenty of rest and fluids.

The first jab is in fact the covid's eggs.
The second is the fertilizer
The booster is the hatcher, thus you're infected.

That's the only way to interpret

sorry too hear this 😮[shannon27]

What suggestions are you looking for? You've done all you can. Just rest. Take your vitamins, treat symptoms and carryon.

If you are fully vaxxed, it's usually going to be more mild if statistics show true. I got it, had one day of rough breathing and fever and then just felt like I had a bad cold for a week.