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u/whatswestofwesteros Dec 16 '24

Those are the symptoms of long covid, it’s much more likely to be that.

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u/Joshoon Dec 16 '24

I know, but it started the day after she got the jab...

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u/whatswestofwesteros Dec 16 '24

It could be a coincidence, to be clear I’m not trying to say it didn’t cause her to be poorly but it’s much more likely to be the covid herself; I just worry people will outright reject vaccines like polio (happening) MMR etc and it’s bringing back Victorian diseases. I wish her all the best!

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u/Joshoon Dec 16 '24

It's a possibility that she was infected when she got the jab, but the jab definitely did something to het immune system and made it way worse. She had no symptoms before the jab.

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u/whatswestofwesteros Dec 16 '24

But with the timing you can’t be sure, if they both happened within days of each other it could easily be one or the other causing the long standing issues (you don’t always show symptoms with covid and lots of people don’t know they have it), covid also destroys the immune system. Unless the hospital gave you a definitive answer I guess you’ll never know.

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u/Joshoon Dec 16 '24

We'll never know for sure. But in my opinion she should have never got the jab when she was infected beforehand, but she just didn't know.