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The jab is not giving you immunity. You still must wear face mask, social distance and sanitize hands...you can still get the virus and spread it so what really is the point of it??
They cannot guarantee that you won't end up in the hospital and die. Nobody around the world can assure you of that because they can't stand the liability.
There is always more than what meets the eye and we have soooo many ppl with a "herd" mentality. They cannot think for themselves and look at the bigger picture. They are just blindly doing as they're told. We as a people have rights too!
bluefete wrote:It did put me to sleep for 3 1/2 hours today. LOL. Unheard of for me to sleep that long in the day.
But I will take that over any other side effect.Rovin wrote:bluefete wrote:So I got my first jab (Sinopharm) today at NAPA courtesy AMCHAM.
Had an appointment for 9:00 a.m. and they started at 9:00 a.m. SHARP
Went smoothly, was out by 9:40 .a.m. which included 20 minutes of observation time. and no problems so far.
good for u man
got my 1st yesterday at couva stadium , no appointment just go , happen to arrive exactly 2.00pm & came outside at almost 2.30 , very well organized & courteous staff , longest part for me was fulling out d form , jab itself time u feel d needle it done injected & back out
honestly i didnt feel any side effects at all - rel normal ... have to go back in 3 wks for jab no2
if i had to fault anything it wud be they doing d process on d upstairs floor so going up those steps might be a issue for older folks or physically challenged ppl ..
Skanky wrote:bluefete wrote:It did put me to sleep for 3 1/2 hours today. LOL. Unheard of for me to sleep that long in the day.
But I will take that over any other side effect.Rovin wrote:bluefete wrote:So I got my first jab (Sinopharm) today at NAPA courtesy AMCHAM.
Had an appointment for 9:00 a.m. and they started at 9:00 a.m. SHARP
Went smoothly, was out by 9:40 .a.m. which included 20 minutes of observation time. and no problems so far.
good for u man
got my 1st yesterday at couva stadium , no appointment just go , happen to arrive exactly 2.00pm & came outside at almost 2.30 , very well organized & courteous staff , longest part for me was fulling out d form , jab itself time u feel d needle it done injected & back out
honestly i didnt feel any side effects at all - rel normal ... have to go back in 3 wks for jab no2
if i had to fault anything it wud be they doing d process on d upstairs floor so going up those steps might be a issue for older folks or physically challenged ppl ..
Those of you who take the Sinopharm keep us informed of any side effects yout experience.
I know about 4 people who experienced severe pain in their legs starting a week after taking the first shot. One person actually has moderate pain still a month or so after taking the second shot saying it feels like a pinched nerve and pain running from their hip down to their calves in a line.
bluefete wrote:California man who mocked vaccines on social media dies of COVID-19
By Jackie SaloJuly 25, 2021 | 12:08pm | Updated
Stephen Harmon, who previously joked about the COVID-19 vaccine on social media, succumbed to the virus.Instagram
A California man who mocked COVID-19 vaccines has died after becoming infected with the virus.
Stephen Harmon, 34, died on Wednesday at Corona Regional Medical Center, about an hour east of Los Angeles.
Prior to his hospitalization, Harmon shared a series of jokes on social media about vaccines.
“I got 99 problems but a vax ain’t one,” he wrote in June on Twitter.
In another tweet the same month, he made fun of the Biden administration’s outreach efforts to push vaccines.
“Biden’s door to door vaccine ‘surveyors’ really should be called JaCovid Witnesses. #keepmovingdork,” he wrote.
Harmon had been treated for pneumonia and critically low oxygen levels in the hospital, news station KCBS-TV reported.
Three days before his death, Harmon shared that he was being placed on a ventilator and asked his followers to pray for him.
“If you don’t have faith that God can heal me over your stupid ventilator then keep the Hell out of my ICU room, there’s no room in here for fear or lack of faith!” he wrote on Twitter.
Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston paid tribute to Harmon, who had been a member of the Los Angeles congregation.
“He was one of the most generous people I know and he had so much in front of him. He would always turn up to our grandkids soccer games and he will be missed by so many,” Houston wrote on Instagram.
Dr. Oren Friedman, who treats COVID-10 patients at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, called Harmon’s death “unbelievably demoralizing.”
“Virtually every single person that is getting sick enough to be admitted to the hospital has not been vaccinated,” Friedman told KCBS-TV.
https://nypost.com/2021/07/25/californi ... -covid-19/
Skanky wrote:bluefete wrote:It did put me to sleep for 3 1/2 hours today. LOL. Unheard of for me to sleep that long in the day.
But I will take that over any other side effect.Rovin wrote:bluefete wrote:So I got my first jab (Sinopharm) today at NAPA courtesy AMCHAM.
Had an appointment for 9:00 a.m. and they started at 9:00 a.m. SHARP
Went smoothly, was out by 9:40 .a.m. which included 20 minutes of observation time. and no problems so far.
good for u man
got my 1st yesterday at couva stadium , no appointment just go , happen to arrive exactly 2.00pm & came outside at almost 2.30 , very well organized & courteous staff , longest part for me was fulling out d form , jab itself time u feel d needle it done injected & back out
honestly i didnt feel any side effects at all - rel normal ... have to go back in 3 wks for jab no2
if i had to fault anything it wud be they doing d process on d upstairs floor so going up those steps might be a issue for older folks or physically challenged ppl ..
Those of you who take the Sinopharm keep us informed of any side effects yout experience.
I know about 4 people who experienced severe pain in their legs starting a week after taking the first shot. One person actually has moderate pain still a month or so after taking the second shot saying it feels like a pinched nerve and pain running from their hip down to their calves in a line.
Everyone that I know who has taken the sinopharm, approximately 30 persons, have had no adverse reactions besides low grade fever in about 10 cases.Carbon12 wrote:Two of my personal friends that took the sinopharm had adverse allergic reactions to the vaxx so far so I'm holding up on it for now.
wing wrote:Everyone that I know who has taken the sinopharm, approximately 30 persons, have had no adverse reactions besides low grade fever in about 10 cases.Carbon12 wrote:Two of my personal friends that took the sinopharm had adverse allergic reactions to the vaxx so far so I'm holding up on it for now.
Only when it hits home. I guess he's one of the disposable 2%.wing wrote:Marathoner loses battle with COVID-19
by
Shaliza Hassanali
8 hours ago
Sun Jul 25 2021
Covid-19 victim Errol Hosein with some of his medals.
SHALIZA HASSANALI
Marathoner and sprinter Errol Hosein loved and lived for running. Known as a fitness fanatic in his Sangre Grande hometown, 53-year-old Hosein won many races in his lifetime- his medals testament of his endurance, grit, determination and success on the track or designated course.
Last month, Hosein spent 13 days at the Couva Hospital in a race for survival which he lost after succumbing to the COVID-19 virus.
Despite being physically fit and in perfect health, Hosein’s years of training did not prepare him for his toughest race- to beat a faceless virus that had snuffed out over 1,000 lives in the country.
Through sobs, Hosein’s 23-year-old daughter Rosandra Hosein, a medical student, blamed herself for her father’s untimely passing, stating if he did not have to work to pay for her tuition, he would have probably been alive today.
“Yes, I feel so guilty,” Rosandra admitted, her voice choked with emotions while speaking in her dormitory in Barbados where she has been studying for the past six months.
Hosein, a father of two worked as a back store attendant at a supermarket. Rosandra believed her dad, who was unvaccinated, contracted the virus at his job site at the end of May.
“He started to exhibit flu-like symptoms and stayed home to recover.” Two days later, Hosein returned to work even though his body was weak.
“Dad went back to work because he did not want to lose his job.”
She said Hosein’s employers sent him home after his health started to deteriorate.
Instead of going to the hospital, Hosein turned to alternative medicine to fight what was attacking his body. But his home treatment did not work.
“Things just got worst. Dad had a fear of going to the hospital.”
That trepidation was triggered by bad experiences Hosein had encountered with his parents who died in the hospital due to health issues.
“Dad knew the hospital routine...it was something he did not like. He had a phobia of going there to be treated.”
However, when Hosein began complaining of chest pains and difficulty breathing on June 2, Hosein’s wife Marilyn took him to the Sangre Grande Hospital where he was administered oxygen.
“I think he went into the hospital too late.”
A PCR test showed that Hosein was COVID positive. On June 3, Hosein was transferred to the Couva Hospital where he was placed in the High Dependency Unit.
The doctors warned Marilyn her husband’s prognosis was not good. Within hours, Hosein was shifted to the Intensive Care Unit after his lungs became infected.
“When the doctors called they said dad’s lung infection had progressed to pneumonia.”
Unable to comfort and provide support to her mother, Rosandra kept calling to find out about Hosein’s condition which worsened.
“I remember calling dad at the hospital. I told him I can’t wait for him to recover and for me to return home for us to be together again.” In a faint voice, Hosein promised he would bounce back. Rosandra’s last words to her father were “I love you.”
As the days passed, Hosein’s heart became enlarged and his kidneys began to fail.
Errol Hosein with his wife Marilyn.
Hosein’s major organs began to shut down until he slipped into a coma. Then the unexpected happened, Marilyn also got sick and was tested positive for the virus which plunged Rosandra into further worry.
“At that point, I could not function... because the two most important people in my life had the virus. Dad was already fighting for his life...now mom had fallen ill. I felt as if the entire world was crumbling before me.”
Rosandra said she prayed for her parents to be spared. But her prayers were not answered.
On July 15, Rosandra received the news Hosein had passed away.
“Dad faced his toughest race in hospital...the race for survival which he did not win. Honestly, I had some hope he would have pulled through as he was always a fighter. But the virus defeated him.”
With the borders closed, Rosandra knew if she came home she would have to be quarantined for a week. Her father’s body also had to be disposed of quickly.
“I agonised and cried. I decided not to go to dad’s funeral. It was one of the toughest decisions I had to make.”
Marilyn also could not attend her husband’s burial because she was in quarantine at home, while Rosandra’s elder brother was too distraught to bid his father goodbye.
Hosein’s final farewell had to be conducted by four relatives.
“It hurt me tremendously knowing I could not be physically there,” Rosandra said.
Rosandra had to tearfully watch her father’s service streamed live on Facebook.
As Hosein’s coffin was lowered into the grave, Rosandra said she felt part of her life leaving her body.
“If I knew this was going to happen I would not have left Trinidad back in January. This is my only regret. Yes, I feel extremely guilty. The main reason dad worked hard was to keep me in school.”
Rosandra said she had to repeat her first year in university after she did not do well in her exams.
“Once you have to repeat, GATE does not pay for that. So dad took a loan to pay for my tuition. It was very costly.”
To this day, she blames herself because her father wanted to retire and open a business for himself.
“If dad did not have to go to work probably he would have been alive today.”
Now, Rosandra said her mother would have to bear her father’s financial burdens to pay for the loan.
As she reflected on Hosein’s life, Rosandra said her dad did everything to make them happy and comfortable.
Outside of his family, Hosein had one passion running and exercising. Rosandra described her dad as a health enthusiast who trained at Larry Gomes Stadium daily.
“He was preparing for a track meet that was supposed to take place in either Barbados or Jamaica. Over the years daddy participates in track and field events....mostly sprint running....but sometimes he used to take part in javelin also.”
With the advent of COVID, Rosandra said Hosein turned his living room into a gym. She said after her grandparents die of health complications, Hosein changed his lifestyle and diet.
“He really tried to keep his body in good shape and ate the healthiest of things.”
Rosandra said her father always encouraged the youths to take part in sports and to maintain a proper diet.
Trying hard to come to terms with the death, Rosandra said she now realised her father had touched many lives.
“Dad was my adviser, supporter and motivator not only to me but a lot of people out there.”
j.o.e wrote:Everyone on tuner who is anti vaxx …. Has 2….3…6 people with issues after taking the vax.
Suspect
Carbon12 wrote:j.o.e wrote:Everyone on tuner who is anti vaxx …. Has 2….3…6 people with issues after taking the vax.
Suspect
Do you want pictures and their posts as proof as well as their immunization card?
I am not anti vaxx sir, I am for accountability which no vaccines seem to provide and not even immunity (you can still catch covid) almost as if it's was bio-engineered. Just some concerns.
Go take your jab sir, I will wait it out.
MaxPower wrote:“He started to exhibit flu-like symptoms and stayed home to recover.” Two days later, Hosein returned to work even though his body was weak.
“Dad went back to work because he did not want to lose his job.”
“He started to exhibit flu-like symptoms and stayed home to recover.” Two days later, Hosein returned to work even though his body was weak.
“Dad went back to work because he did not want to lose his job.”
She said Hosein’s employers sent him home after his health started to deteriorate.
Instead of going to the hospital, Hosein turned to alternative medicine to fight what was attacking his body. But his home treatment did not work.
“Things just got worst (sic). Dad had a fear of going to the hospital.”
That trepidation was triggered by bad experiences Hosein had encountered with his parents who died in the hospital due to health issues.
“Dad knew the hospital routine...it was something he did not like. He had a phobia of going there to be treated.”
MaxPower wrote:“He started to exhibit flu-like symptoms and stayed home to recover.” Two days later, Hosein returned to work even though his body was weak.
“Dad went back to work because he did not want to lose his job.”
Absolute nonsense. God send us a vaccine in quick time and people rejecting itaaron17 wrote:Ppl say they rather die than taking the vaccine. Faith is strong with God. And He knows when u are ready. You can ask Him to fight the virus but when that fails ...you must accept that He was ready to take you. That makes sense?
PariaMan wrote:Absolute nonsense. God send us a vaccine in quick time and people rejecting itaaron17 wrote:Ppl say they rather die than taking the vaccine. Faith is strong with God. And He knows when u are ready. You can ask Him to fight the virus but when that fails ...you must accept that He was ready to take you. That makes sense?
To me that's akin to blasphemy
Think of all the medical interventions people take to stay healthy ( antibiotics, vaccines, operations , medicines)
Its just plain dumb
Yea the marathoner who died probably thought the same way. Good for him on wanting to hold the makers accountable . There are some good lawyers in heavenCarbon12 wrote:PariaMan wrote:Absolute nonsense. God send us a vaccine in quick time and people rejecting itaaron17 wrote:Ppl say they rather die than taking the vaccine. Faith is strong with God. And He knows when u are ready. You can ask Him to fight the virus but when that fails ...you must accept that He was ready to take you. That makes sense?
To me that's akin to blasphemy
Think of all the medical interventions people take to stay healthy ( antibiotics, vaccines, operations , medicines)
Its just plain dumb
And simply asking the makers to be accountable isn't? Apparently they are demigods. Drive the economic divide further. Just look around the world what is happening.
Dohplaydat wrote:wing wrote:Everyone that I know who has taken the sinopharm, approximately 30 persons, have had no adverse reactions besides low grade fever in about 10 cases.Carbon12 wrote:Two of my personal friends that took the sinopharm had adverse allergic reactions to the vaxx so far so I'm holding up on it for now.
Low grade fever and fatigue etc are expected after all Covid vaccines..that's your body's response and producing antibodies.
But anti vaxxers are either cats who fear a lil fever or dumbasses for thinking that reaction means something wrong.
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