Man’s skin ‘peeled off’ in rare reaction to Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine

My joint hurts.... check my referdex under D? or B? For Dr Bigburgh?

a reply to: Dr Bigburg. MD.

a reply to: Klassified

I think this guy had more going on than just a Covid vaccine reaction
Did anyone take a look at his feet?.............there was a major fungal issue happening there.

originally posted by: slatesteam
“Side effects may include....”

a reply to: Dalamax

Don't forget about the Stigmata with adverse Astigmatism.
Consume boiled Hemlock leaves to counter.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Klassified

I think this guy had more going on than just a Covid vaccine reaction
Did anyone take a look at his feet?.............there was a major fungal issue happening there.

Yes I did, but he did not make the diagnosis, the doctors did. Evidently they didn't make that connection. We'll never know for sure.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
This stuff is absolutely insane. I was just reading a parenting site and it was saying to give babies the covid vaccine.
I went to the authors Twitter and it read like a freakin' reddit chatbot.
"I can't wait to get the vaccine!"
"I feel kinda bad that I'm getting it before others!"
"I can't wait to get it, so I don't look like one of "those" people!"

This is getting stupid.
The only way to cure covid will be for everyone to cancel their internet and cable subscriptions.
Social media was a mistake.

24/7 propaganda on crack.
I'm about one more bs story away from going oldschool and cutting the mass psychosis cord.
The cost to benefit analysis is failing miserably.

Bingo! social media was in fact a huge mistake at least the way it is being used today. It is driving cancel culture, anti-socialism (if that's a thing) people don't know how to talk to each other anymore (kids mostly). Can't put the genie back in the bottle though...too late.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: Dalamax

Don't forget about the Stigmata with adverse Astigmatism.

Consume boiled Hemlock leaves to counter.

I once did that in jail a long time ago and ended up here in the 21st century.., very strange.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: Dalamax

Don't forget about the Stigmata with adverse Astigmatism.

Consume boiled Hemlock leaves to counter.

What!?! Avoid stigmata at Easter time? Where’s the fun in that
Everyone looks funny and blurry to me at the best of times when their not holding hands being shiny happy people that is.

So, if there have been around 160,000 adverse reactions to the vaccine and 600,000,000 doses given, that's about a 0.02-0.03% chance of having an adverse reaction. That's 10-20x the protection for the normal person who receives the vaccine who might have a 0.3-0.6% chance of getting severe COVID. For someone who is 70 with diabetes and high blood pressure, you have around a 26.5% of getting severe COVID. That makes the vaccine more protective for you by around 1000x. Statistics are your friend. Anecdotal stories that are meant to cause fear are not.

This tool might be helpful for you to calculate your own risk:
www.economist.com...

a reply to: Bugman82

I agree, it becomes more compelling over 65.


Our govt failed us in not testing out cheap alternative drugs. Ivermectin is safer than Tylenol, is it the better option for seniors? Fluvoxamine is another with decades of use.
c19ivermectin.com...

Several herbals supposedly inactivate the virus, but no studies.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Most people are still in lock down mode, meaning they haven't left their house in a year, literally. So, with the fear factor of getting this virus, they see the vaccine as a get out jail free card. Which in my opinion is scary as hell and pretty sad. We got out of our lockdown when we moved to florida, we got the hell out of where we lived, which was completely liberal run.

Most people see this vaccine as a badge of honor and they see it as if you get vaccinated you're helping out your community, if you don't get it, they vaccine shame you and call you a murderer. It's going to get pretty bad with fake Fauci running the show, because what will happen is if you're not vaccinated you won't be allowed in stores. My gut is people who don't want to take the vaccine need to start learning how to grow your own food and be less reliant on the grocery store. Since my kids won't take this vaccine, I plan on homeschooling them, if it becomes mandatory to be in school.

Stories like this freak me out, and i do feel bad for the people who have died because they believed the vaccine was going to help them. The other thing that gets me are the people who had their first shot and even second shot, you don't hear from again..that's a red flag for me.

a reply to: Klassified

I heard about this reaction to some antibiotics for people that happen to have allergies but do not know until this happen, is rare but it can happen anytime even if you did not have any reaction to certain medications before.

Still is always warning signs like developing rash or hives after taking medications.

I happen to be one in the 3% that will be more likely develop reactions to medications soo is like a betting game, no a good feeling.

I take any medication that are Penicillin base, but any of the new synthetic antibiotics I will develop swelling and hives

Here is another one, AstraZeneca this time, or whatever their new name is. It appears as if these "vaccines" are destroying the immune system, similar to HIV. Photos at link.

www.dailymail.co.uk...

A mother's face, arms, chest, back and legs erupted into an agonising red rash after getting the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.

Leigh King, from North Lanarkshire in Scotland, claimed her skin flared up almost immediately after she got her first dose two weeks ago — and is still sore now.

'My skin was so sore and constantly hot,' she said. 'I have never felt pain like this... and to say it's been the worst time of my life is an absolute understatement.'

a reply to: marg6043

I happen to be one in the 3% that will be more likely develop reactions to medications soo is like a betting game, no a good feeling.

Indeed. Not a good feeling at all.

How do they know it's a rare event when it's all still an unknown. reply to: Klassified
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a reply to: imdfreek

Probably has to do with the number of people vaccinated who did not have the reaction. If, in comparison, very many people had the reaction it wouldn't be rare. It might be uncommon, or common, or frequent.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: Klassified

But he didn’t get the covid.

And that's what matters most .

I mean the guy gotta free skin peel , Whats he complaining about ? People pay $1,000 + for that.

I'll bet he looks no years younger when the agonizing pain stops .

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: imdfreek

Probably has to do with the number of people vaccinated who did not have the reaction. If, in comparison, very many people had the reaction it wouldn't be rare. It might be uncommon, or common, or frequent.

So in short by them saying the Reaction was " Rare " .

It means that in testing they actually had some people atleast one who's skin peeled off as a result of the vaccine , and they still figured it was safe to put on the market .

Because they didn't say it was unheard of or a new reaction or a never before seen reaction , they said "Rare" meaning again they have seen it before atleast once.

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

When they said "Rare reaction" they meant that reactions in general are rare. They weren't talking specifically about this man's particular reaction.
Allergic reactions can vary greatly by how our bodies respond to them. People have rare allergies to ingredients in all kinds of stuff. Again, 600,000,000 doses given and 1 instance of skin peeling off? 160,000 adverse reactions to the vaccines in total? That's extremely good news. This reaction is horrific but it certainly is rare to have an allergic reaction to the vaccine. I mean deadly allergies to shellfish and peanuts are much more common than adverse reactions to these vaccines. I'm certainly still enjoying peanuts and shellfish.