How many of you have received the Pfizer Covid vaccine?

@SumKindaMunster they've completed the appropriate yellow forms I assume?

@SW-User 🤷‍♂️ Don't get the reference.

@SumKindaMunster anyone who suffers an adverse reaction should complete or have completed for them a "yellow form" that's the UK nickname, it is the report to the regulators that an sae (severe adverse event) had happened. They then mobilised to treat the victim and trace who, where, what batch etc etc do that any bad batch is tracked rapidly or any bad practice in prescription directions etc

So if these people had these reactions they reported it and then what happened

@SW-User Ok, well I am sure if that is required, it will be filled out.

@SumKindaMunster please I'd like to know why there is little reaction in Pfizer (I used to work there and know many who still do) apart from very rare reactions they are getting very little reported.

Surprised me if your experience is true and "several" have suffered I'd immediately suspect a bad batch or poor local handling of it through the ultra low transits.

@SW-User You hear about this?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9142877/CDC-Pfizer-investigating-death-Miami-obstetrician-died-two-weeks-getting-vaccine.html

@SumKindaMunster as it says cdc and pfe are investigating as a yellow form has been put in.

That's why people who claim they have reactions must ensure a medical professional knows and it is investigated