It is critical that the media & healthcare professionals communicate how SAFE the Covid vaccines are.
Negative debilitating reactions are quite RARE so highlighting stories like this scares people (often to not get vaccinated).
Here's the narrative that SHOULD be communicated:
Negative debilitating reactions are quite RARE so highlighting stories like this scares people (often to not get vaccinated).
Here's the narrative that SHOULD be communicated:
"You're probably NOT going to have any type of serious side effect. Most people don't. Your arm might be a little sore for a day, but that's it. You might feel a little nauseous but receiving this life-saving vaccine and NOT dying from Covid or having long haul COVID is worth it"
This was the experience I had. After my first to Pfizer vaccines, I had absolutely NO side effects. After my Moderna booster, I had a little soreness in my arm for a couple of days but that was IT!
I understand THIS narrative is less sensational. I understand it may even be a tad boring, but it is simply not responsible to scare people about these vaccines when the numbers just don't indicate any significant downside.
Just look at the data:
Just look at the data:
726,389 people have DIED from Covid in the U.S.
The unvaccinated are 11 times MORE likely to die of Covid than the vaccinated.
189 MIL people have been FULLY vaccinated in the U.S.
Any "risk" from a vaccine is minuscule compared to getting Covid WITHOUT receiving the vaccine.
The unvaccinated are 11 times MORE likely to die of Covid than the vaccinated.
189 MIL people have been FULLY vaccinated in the U.S.
Any "risk" from a vaccine is minuscule compared to getting Covid WITHOUT receiving the vaccine.
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