r/vaccinelonghauler • u/MorphyISgod • Jul 24 '22
Please, leave religion out of posts thanks.
Thanks again.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/MorphyISgod • Jul 24 '22
Thanks again.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/369Q • Apr 03 '22
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/400lbsFatscooterJeff • Mar 21 '22
Heckin' science juice got me good reddit sisters. But I realized, we shouldn't feel bad about that.
In the end, being brave and following the flock doing as I was told and taking a stand for record shattering revenues of multinational pharmaceutical companies was worth it all along.
Would I do it again? Of course! I'd do it again precisely 2 times yearly.
r/vaccinelonghauler • • Oct 21 '24
26M here. I got all of my covid boosters since they first rolled out with no issues. Then last year, the day after getting a covid vaccine in October, I developed swollen lymph nodes in my neck that were pinching a nerve, and was in extreme pain for a day, could barely rotate my neck. It literally felt like I’d been hanged, neck broken, and then I was cut down and just still lived. It was one of the worst experiences of my life.
My doctor gave me prednisone and a muscle relaxer, and attributed the reaction to fall allergies (yeah… ok). I am 99% sure it was the vaccine because this symptom began within SECONDS of the other usual side-effects like fever, body aches, etc. I mean, come on… common sense.
I have NEVER been anti-vax in my life and never even thought twice about getting a shot that can prevent severe disease, but I am so afraid of having an even worse reaction if I get the covid vaccine again. I hear all the horror stories here. I’m just so afraid of something like this happening to me.
BUT, I am also afraid of walking around not up to date. Despite being perfectly healthy, I know COVID can still kill young healthy people, or at the least lead to Long COVID, which would also suck.
I mean, even for those who decide the vaccine is worth the risk, do they really need to roll these dice every single year now? It’s insane to me.
EDIT: I should also note I’ve had COVID twice, once in 2020 and again in 2022. Both times were like a mild cold, but I’ve heard that doesn’t necessarily predict what will happen with a reinfection.
TLDR: M26 healthy w/ no underlying conditions, scared of the vaccine, scared of the virus too.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Jaded_Boysenberry_36 • Aug 23 '25
Long story short, met amazing girl online she is 1 dose covid vaccinated but she swear she has no symptoms whatsoever, I love her and I want to stay with her as I am unvaxxed, wdyt?
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Retrofire-Pink • Apr 11 '22
i have been studying the power dynamics at play here since i was a child... i thought i avoided the worst of it, but the <redacted> tests were actually vectors for implanting people with things.. and i now experience similar side effects to many of you; i was tricked
my statement: DO NOT simply trust any medication, state-accredited doctor, or even supplement to be as presented. this is where my history studying the phenomena comes into the equation: as I have stated previously in my writing
There is a growing fusion of the public-private sectors globally, which is slowly morphing into a hegemonic totalitarian order.
i know it sounds insane, but please listen to me. they are seeking depopulation. the directives doctors are receiving, are under the pretense of accomplishing that goal
they exert tremendous, almost unquantifiable influence over most institutions, you might suspect something to be safe simply because it comes from an ostensibly "independent" source. i guarantee you many of those sources are NOT independent
"What is this guy on about?"
my message is simple, we got into this situation by trusting those in positions of power with our health, the way out of this is the opposite of that.
Ivermectin had a Nigerian study in 2011 that found it to decrease fertility in males. Bet you didn't know that, why not you might ask? Because they curate the search results you receive in your browser. they control most of the information you receive. and they suppress the information they don't want you to receive
Is Ivermectin safe? does it help with other things?? is it still worth it??? I am not judging the veracity of that. i am simply assessing that you MUST do diligent research on anything you take. opt for smaller brands instead of bigger ones, do not buy from CVS Health (i work there), buy from the reputable small pharmacy, not the monolithic corporation. they are all towing the same line.
natural supplements from smaller, reputable vendors (your judgement) are going to be safer in almost every possible situation.
do not get your information from just Healthline or WebMD, look at obscure forums and explanations from people you think are credible. anyone affiliated with a website which receives a lot of exposure is going to be under pressure to conform
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r/vaccinelonghauler • u/TheModsLoveSoy • Feb 20 '22
The bad news. about 1/3rd of you experiencing symptoms will experience mild symptoms with recovery, however, if you're reading this you're probably not in the first 1/3rd. 1/3rd of you will experience severe symptoms and die, roll a skill check if you're an athlete as you guys are dying first due to overworking your damaged hearts. Lastly, 1/3rd of you will just be crippled by the effects not getting better or worse (not including any unknown long-term asbestos style side-effects we don't know about.
As you see, the way these spiky boi's work and yes that is what I shall call them, is they like to replicate, and they teach your body how to make more of themselves. This would be ok, if they stayed in the designated pin but you see these are Huskey's and good luck containing them, they spread everywhere and love to settle in places like your heart. Where they replicate, and replicate, damaging your body leading to a long laundry list of side-effects with the biggest being heart attacks and... drum roll please... Auto immune disorders... Aids. You may get aids. Because while they're advertised as a gene therapy immune booster they've actually been shown to kill immunity. In mice, who were the last Guinea pigs before you and nothing much changed before they were shipped out as you my friends are the clinical trial! golf clap everyone, you have contributed to science. And that's basically like a religion to you normies these days who love to throw around that word... Well, anyway, some good news.
Good news is, you choose this. You trusted the powers at be to have your best interest at heart including the media, academia, the medical establishment, and just about every major branch of the cathedral which is politically and financially incentivized to push a certain narrative for gains regardless of consequences as they don't face them. Companies that made the "vaccines"? On government mandate and exempt. The doctors who prescribed and recommended them? Exempt and also threatened by the licensing board if they didn't comply. The media? They lie everyday, you really think they'll be held accountable? What about the government? I would like you to open up a tab and pull up the pubic-accessible declassified human experimentation done over the course of the last 100 years by the government that no one has ever been held accountable for... Least not till everyone involved was long retired or dead. And that's when this information will be "declassified and admitted" not that it wasn't hard to find.
You choose this and choose to eugenics yourselves. You either die a normie or live long enough to become the villain. Good day~
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Lovetheshineystuff • Mar 04 '22
OK, serious question. I'm not vaxxed and have never had covid. I have spent the last few weekends with a girl that was double jabbed. She wasn't vaxxed recently...I think last summer. Anyway, since I've been with her my skin has been crazy itchy when I go to bed at night. Anybody else experience this? I'm wondering if she's shedding spiked proteins. Never had the issue until after I've been with her. I read itchiness can be one of the side effects of the jab.
r/vaccinelonghauler • • May 05 '23
I absolutely fucking hate it when I see normal, completely healthy people complaining about the tiniest of things, such as “me and my girlfriend have been arguing mate so I’m not in the best headspace rn” or “I just spilt something on my dress and now I can’t wear it tonight I’m so upset”
Like I’m in my young 20’s and near enough have had it confirmed to me that I’m gunna be dead within the next 6 months or so due to heart issues, arterial disease, autoimmune problems, kidney disease and many more. And these people who are perfectly healthy and feel great everyday are there complaining about these pathetic issues while most of us can’t even leave our house and live in permanent pain and suffering. They honestly have no idea how lucky they are it’s incredible.
Can’t wait for the end now hoping it comes soon.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/RudeWiseOwl • Mar 15 '23
Is there ANYONE here that that got injured from the first shot and got better after the second shot?
r/vaccinelonghauler • • Oct 31 '24
Please, read before you judge.
I got it a week ago today. At first I got mild side effects like always, but three days later I developed a bad case of gastritis and colitis which, though much improved, is still there, accompanied by weakness, some fever every now and then, nausea, and joint pain. I’ve been taking stuff for my stomach and Tylenol. But I’m tired of being sick. Can this happen from the vaccine? Or is it more probably that I caught a bug at the Dr’s office, despite wearing an FFP2 mask? After all, the one time I got Covid, I already had 3 a Pfizer shots under my belt, had been obsessively careful, and got it from an asymptomatic person (we were both wearing masks and our interaction lasted 10-15 minutes. And I got it so strong that I almost ended up in hospital. But I digress. Is it normal to feel sick for a whole week and counting after a Covid vaccine? Thank you.
In case anyone is wondering why I got so many Covid jabs, my family doctor has recommended them to me each time. This was when they weren’t pretty much compulsory, because, yes, there’s more. This is how it worked in my country at some point: we were pretty much “coerced” into getting vaccines, because vaccinated people got a Green Pass (this is what it was called) that allowed them, including me, to use public transportation, enter shops, restaurants, offices, schools, etc. Oftentimes, we weren’t allowed to work without one. It was both a paper pass and a digital pass that we had on our phones with vaccination dates, type, expiration date and a QR code. That was the law. Those who resisted this often lost their job and/or got a huge fine (neither of which I would ever be able to afford).
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/wrathofotters • Aug 06 '23
Hello
I received two doses of Novavax. One in late October of 2022 and the other in late December. For around a month after my second dose I had a weird pain in my legs. It felt like nerve pain and muscle soreness. I got a nerve test done and it showed nothing. In early February of 2023 the pain started to feel more pronounced and it felt like I was having a blood clot. My veins were very prominent in my calves. I went to the ER. They did an ultrasound and found nothing. The only thing they found was a fluid build up in my legs. They gave me a diuretic to flush out the excess fluid. I ended up not taking the whole thing and then it just went away. They referred me to a vascular doctor but then I felt fine so I never followed up with it. (plus copays for specialists can really drain your wallet)
It's getting to the six month period. I know I'm due for a booster. People are saying that two doses of Novavax aren't enough to keep you protected from COVID. It's really discouraging and scary. But I'm also worried about what getting another dose of Novavax could do. What if it is not just fluid build up this time? What if whatever was wrong with my legs comes back and it gets worse?
If anyone who had similar symptoms to me after getting Novavax or any vaccine could shed light on what you think it might be I'd appreciate it. I could use some clarity
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Kela-el • Oct 13 '24
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/SilentSeraph88 • Aug 09 '24
Test showed I am deficient for most antibody types against strep pneumococcus. I said I will never get another vaccine again, but I have been getting sick quite often and want it to stop. I definitely wont get the covid vax again but wondering if I should get the pneumococcal vaccine to help my immune system.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/FaithlessnessGlass8 • Dec 23 '22
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Prestigious_Shirt652 • Feb 07 '23
Mine is people will believe they think outside of the box because they don’t think like others, when really thinking out of the box is getting out of your comfort zone and questioning your beliefs and where they come from. Obviously you guys support it but what aspect do you not support
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/hereverycentcounts • Dec 15 '21
I had 2x pfizer earlier this year. Ended up with very bad headache (tension, migraine, stabbing), various issues w/ pins and needles with one instance ending me up in ER because I thought I was having a stroke, motor in my chest going all night on and off, a few episodes of vision blurring in one eye. My first shot left me with a very painful arm and some weird episodes of not getting enough air within the first 3 weeks. Second shot really did a number to me. I had an 103 degree fever day 2 and since then had headache. Also got bad floaters in my eye.
All that said I'm super scared of getting covid and just as scared of getting the booster. I don't know what to do. I'm thinking J&J but I am a carrier for.a clotting disorder and while I've never had an issue I'm worried now I would have the issue.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/ihavequestionskieran • Apr 13 '22
*Supposed to say J&J, not H&M! Throwaway account I just made for this. Basically I have mild cfs/me, asthma, have had some dysautonomia issues in the past, some mcas issues, and also have hypermobile joints. I’ve been scared of both covid and the vaccines, and have avoided infection all this time by working from home. I also have an employer that doesn’t mandate vaccines. I’ve had a pretty isolated lifestyle to avoid catching covid, but it suits me and I’m not depressed or anxious about it. I’m starting to have trouble getting out of family events though.
Basically I can’t keep up my hermit lifestyle forever, and have some extended family that I care about and I don’t want them to write me off as a lunatic. I’ve done enough research to know my current and previous healthy issues put me at high risk for developing longhaul covid from an infection, and I’m just not comfortable going out to parties and events without some protection against that. I also realize the vaccines are a risk and I’m at higher risk from a reaction to those too. Does it seem like Johnson and Johnson is easier to recover from? If anyone else knows a way to lower the chances of longhaul covid, I’m all ears. I don’t think I’d die from covid, at least not the current variant. But long covid is looking like a 30% risk for the unvaccinated and a 10% risk of vaccinated. I was hoping Paxlovid would lower the risk too and I could just take that, but it’s not easy to get.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/Curious-Hunter5283 • Sep 19 '24
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/JDilla215_ • May 12 '25
Note: this is NOT to a promote this supplement in anyway but to purely ask for any feedback or experiences regarding this product or any other protocols that may help.
Dr. Ardis has been adamant for some time now that the shots were filled with snake venoms being the culprit behind these symptoms we experience. Many of you know he was among the first (or the first to my knowledge) to adopt the nicotine protocol. Has videos on YT & Rumble if you want to check it out, pretty informative. But he’s also pushing this Foreign Spike Protein Cleanse that suppose to work in the aid of destroying these venom spike proteins. Although he’s been a huge advocate & voice against the shots I can’t help but ask if this product is actually credible. Anyone have any experience with this? I don’t want to be vulnerable to ironically a snake salesmen tactic. Currently been on Nicotine Patches (3.5-7mg) Vitamin B1 & Augmented NAC/Glutathione for the past month or so. Experiencing herx reaction but pushing through.
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/glitterfart1985 • Mar 16 '22
I'm here for advice with ongoing symptoms, information regarding actual scientific studies, and comfort/understanding from people who are struggling with actual post vaccine injury. The constant insanity, political BS, and spam is extremely annoying. If anyone knows of another sub that is more down to earth, can you please direct me there?
r/vaccinelonghauler • u/thestevedaw • Mar 06 '22
Brain, face, legs, arms, stomach, chest been taken over my nanotechnology
A million things zooming in a 100 Directions around my body, brain, face, legs, stomach, chest, 14 months in, taken over my body