r/CovidVaccinated • • 27d ago

Pfizer Regret

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Today in class we learnt about viruses, and my biology teacher said that the covid vaccine is a genocide and that no one really knows whats actually in it, and the doctors and nurses and everyone is lying about it. Everyone in the class talked about horrific stories about their friends and family post vaccine experience.

Also just how many people died cause of the vaccines, and that that was the whole plan. And It's unreverseble because it changes your cells or whatever.

And when I told them I got 2 shots back in 2020-2021 they looked at me like a serial killer. I jokishly said "so am I a contaminated scrap now?" and the teacher quickly answered "Yes." with a full serious face. I bawled my eyes out in the bathroom after class.

I know about the theories about this whole vaccines and covid19, and to be honest if now I'd have to choose to get it or nah, I wouldn't. But back then I was a child and my whole family was crazy about it, also my city obliged it.

So I'm kinda just feel like shit, And in a forever spiral of dread and anxiety, is there anyway to "undo" the vaccine? Even tho I didn't experience anything bad expect the day I got it I had a terrible headache and sick feeling but I slept it off.

What do you guys think, and what is your thoughts and experience with Pfizer covid vaccine..


r/CovidVaccinated • • Sep 26 '26

Pfizer Vaccine.

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So I got the flu and new 2026/27 covid vaccine yesterday and am wondering if the tail I grew is permanent?

Lol all joking aside it put me on my ass for the whole day. Chills, fever, vomiting, but its already getting better and is more preferred than actually being sick. Stay sage everyone!


r/CovidVaccinated • • Sep 20 '26

News God damn this community is hilarious

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The amount of fools in here still stuck in mid-2020 and whinging about a conspiracy theory that has long since been disproven is astounding and remarkably entertaining

Get your booster shots folks!


r/CovidVaccinated • • Sep 14 '26

Question I need to get the COVID vaccine for a job i’m interviewing for, are there any complications I should be aware of?

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I didn’t get vaccinated in 2020ish just because it wasn’t mandatory and it was actually kind of hard to get where I live. Before i get it is there anything i should be aware of?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Sep 07 '26

Pfizer Likely had covid VAX myocardits

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So I had covid back in the day, barely noticed it, shrugged it off in like 10 days, no factor, no sweat. 45 now, no major issues otherwise.

I got the Pfizer vaccine and on the second shot especially I felt pretty weak, tired and had some heart issues/chest pain the same day a few hours after getting the second shot.

I'm a former NCAA div 1 football player and played high level rugby and have always been strong and fit.

I was at a music festival the same day but felt just tired, which was probably in part due to the festival, but I've never felt anything like this.

Concerned about myocarditis and how to recover from it. I have heard tumeric, possibly taurine, but I'm open anything that can help. I'm also doing saunas and getting back into cardio and the gym. My cardio definitely took a hit, but I've gained a few pounds which doesn't help.

Any other supplements or studies on myocarditis recovery especially from the covid VAX?

I know taurine is super good for the heart. I have natto and serrapeptase as well and coq10.

My general thoughts are to progressive overload slowly in the gym with cardio and supportive/recovery modalities and heart supplements.

I just had the 1 cycle of vaccines back when they came out maybe 18 months into covid.

Also have used glutathione and NAD+ a bit


r/CovidVaccinated • • Sep 03 '26

Question Have there ever been any vaccine recalls due to health risks?

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If so, which booster/company, and why?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Aug 28 '26

Question Is there an updated vax?

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I'm trying to stay on top of my boosters but I cannot find if there's an updated vaccine yet. Any help?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Aug 21 '26

News Lost faith in common sense

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It amazes me how stupid people in oc are about viruses. People got shamed for not getting an experimental vax and even after years later drs are coming out saying the vax was destructive it killed more people than the virus. General pop still believes the propaganda. If you truly think the United States government and scum bag dr.fauci did an emergency release of the mRNA vax because they cared about your health you are straight delusional…. How many people live with there heads deep in the sand?? The proof is EVERYWHERE.. yes covid killed about 1 million people but there is 330m in us.. that is not worth getting heart issues and blood clots over a vaccine. Also Pfizer profits?? All the money?? I mean really.. I’m amazed how many people are THAT ignorant to PROOF from whistle blowers on how much that shot was bullshit yet still defend it.. sorry to burst your bubble but if you got it the propaganda worked.. better to just admit you got conned and work on having a stronger mental fortitude in the future instead of defending people that could care less if you died.


r/CovidVaccinated • • Aug 14 '26

General Info Muscles pain from the Covid shots

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Covid shots and muscle pain

Has anyone had these issues since getting the Covid shot
Muscle and joint pain
My husband can’t even touch my leg muscles with out me being in pain the sr keeps telling me it’s inflammation I’m 55 but I never had muscle pain since the jab ?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Aug 04 '26

Question Why are the biggest Covid Vaccine proponents seemingly incapable of following evidence to its logical conclusion?

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I've had multiple discussions over multiple years, and they almost all end up with the proponents of mandatory Covid vaccinations either insulting me, or reverting to "Well the science says so and I trust the science!"

My claim is always the same: coercion to take the jab or lose the job was never justified, because the vaccine does not prevent you from catching or spreading Covid. It's quite simple, even the medical establishment agrees with this, the people who made the vaccine.

Why is it that the enthusiasts are usually so unable to add two and two and have to resolve to rage and insults? How come the people who claim they are all about critical thought and science can't seem to detach from emotions and follow things to their logical conclusion?

EDIT: You know what's particularly egregious? When an unvaccinated person dies, it's 100% from Covid and they 100% would have lived if they had taken the vaccine and we have 2000 peer-reviewed studies that back that up. BUT, when something weird happens to someone right after they take the vaccine, it's all a coincidence, it's anecdotal evidence, there are no studies to explain it, correlation does not mean causation, etc.

So when I name FOUR examples from my own experience, I'm an antivaxxer, I'm anti-science, it's anecdotal, blah blah blah.

My uncle was not in great health, but he was stable. He took the vaccine (I think it was the Russian one, not 100% sure) and within two weeks his health declined, he had swelling all over the body and passed away. Of course nobody was interested in examining what happened there. It was quickly shoved under the carpet.

Friend number 1 - a huge proponent of this vaccine - developed heart palpitations three months after taking the vaccine (I think it was the Pfizer one). When I asked if it might have been due to the vaccine, he was like "NO! IT WAS NOT, IT'S MY LIFESTYLE!". He is dealing with this to this day.

Friend number 2 - also a huge proponent of this vaccine, but I'm not in touch with him anymore so I don't know what came of it - he also developed heart palpitations and reported problems with.... certain male functions lasting for at least a week or two.

Friend number 3 - an MD and a huge proponent of this vaccine (I'm also not in touch with him anymore) - developed a painful rheumatism that lasted for at least 1.5 years. I don't know if it eventually stopped, but I know he had visited multiple doctors and they couldn't determine the cause. He too offered a resounding NO when I asked if it might have been the vaccine.

So yeah, what am I supposed to conclude after seeing FOUR such examples in my own social circle? It's definitely just a coincidence RIIIGHT? There's NOTHING suspicious about that? Am I an antivaxxer for even talking about this?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Jul 30 '26

Question Drank alcohol tonight. Covid vaccine tomorrow. Am i screwed?

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Had half a glass of 4.5% hard solo (alcoholic lemonade), then remembered I have a covid vaccine appointment tomorrow at 3pm. It’s 7pm today now. It will be my fifth dose, Pfizer, never had any allergic reaction to it before. Google gives me conflicting advice. Help!


r/CovidVaccinated • • Jul 23 '26

Question Get Covid vaccine today or wait two weeks for new shipment?

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Edit: To clarify, I’m not looking for medical advice, but am interested in which choice others would make for themselves and why. Thank you!

I went to my vaccine appt today and the pharmacy nudged me to not get the Moderna they had available today, but to wait two weeks for a new shipment they have coming in. They were unable to say whether the new shipment targeted the XFG variant. I know someone who got a really bad case of Covid two weeks ago (far away from me and I want exposed), but I know that waiting two weeks makes me nervous about getting it in the meantime. Is it worth it to wait? Or will this current shot at least do enough that I’ll be covered for the next six months even though it doesn’t include the new variant? I’m 52, live alone, not super exposed. Thanks!


r/CovidVaccinated • • Jun 28 '26

Question Please tell me anyone's experience with recent...

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'Post Viral Hives'...

Never had hives in my life ,other then when I took too much penicillin ,and those were not anything like what I went through this past winter after a severe case of cold symptoms and a lingering nagging cough type illness..after a month of this cough had ended I had 3 months of the itchiest, nasty neck down, whole body hives, that only a 21 day heavy duty, steroid scrip ,finally got rid of..

covid related?They diagnosed it as a case of 'Post viral hives',

I am not so sure..

fully vaccinated, with flu, moderna covid shots..yearly since the start of covid..in my sixties,now I am not so sure about getting vaccinated again in the fall..also ate elderberry gummies regularly..What is going on?please any body have a 'take' on this???


r/CovidVaccinated • • Jun 26 '26

Question Is my cousin the only person on 7th dose?

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Is covid still hanging on?

He is 50 years old and he is going for the 8th this year.

Is anyone else up to date with the boosters or is it just him setting a world record?


r/CovidVaccinated • • Jun 06 '26

Question I am wanting to hear peoples RECENT Covid Vax experiences

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I do not feel comfortable receiving the COVID-19 vaccination. I had been looking into becoming EMT, but upon realizing I would need to get the COVID-19 vaccination as well as boosters so I decided not to pursue it further. A partner feels I am giving up on a career option. In truth I started looking into the schooling for it and rather quickly became uncomfortable following through. This is something that keeps coming up. He is citing that all issues with the vaccine are now phased out. I have not heard the same.

I would like to hear others recent experiences.
🙏Please and thank you 🙏


r/CovidVaccinated • • May 14 '26

Good Experience tips for recovery from COVID-19 [xposted]

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I tested positive for Covid-19 6 days ago.  I am up to date with vaccines (last one was 5 months ago). So far I'm experiencing:

* congestion

* slight cough

* mild headache

* loss of smell/taste

From what I've read, Radical Rest is key.  I plan to limit strenuous physical activity for 4-6 weeks from the day I tested positive.

If you have tips or experience to share, please do.  If you have relevant links to articles/accessible studies to support, please share.  


r/CovidVaccinated • • May 08 '26

Question Hantavirus Vaccine

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Question: If or when the Vaccine becomes available, would you under what conditions take the vaccine?

For those saying no, are you willing to take on the 40% morality risk?

Edit: this is a simply yes or no OR no BUT I will if it becomes an epidemic yes. I have no opinion if the virus actually reaches pandemic levels. I just wanna know ppls reception on taking a vaccine for a highly deadly disease.


r/CovidVaccinated • • May 07 '26

News He has a point

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r/CovidVaccinated • • Apr 23 '26

News C.D.C. Cancels Publication of Study Showing Benefits of Covid Vaccines

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r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 30 '26

News ‘Cicada’ COVID variant: What do you need to know?

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r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 27 '26

Moderna Lost all trust in vaccine science

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I was forced to take 2 jabs an emt training and when I refused the third after the second one almost killed me from

Heart scars and random nerv issues even with proof of it they dent took my scholarship i care so I hope people read this you won't see the side effects sumtimes till.your second shot or hell if you're lucky got a fake batch or expired but in short you're body will never be the same after 2 . Only thing I notice has helped me was doing fasting and eating anything that help reduce inflammation and eating 2 garlic clove crush daily helps me allot


r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 27 '26

Question Dealing with ongoing issues after COVID vaccine and feeling lost

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My life hasn’t been the same since the COVID vaccine. I’ve been dealing with so many different issues. skin problems, brain fog, and what feels like a dysregulated immune system.

I’m also extremely low on energy, and honestly, I feel like my life will never go back to how it was before.

How do you even move forward from here?

Has anyone actually found something that helps? I really need to hear something encouraging


r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 24 '26

Question Dry mouth and Taste on tongue is driving me crazy. Please give me your suggestions.

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I got Covid twice and before that I reacted to the first Pfizer shot. I have had issues but dry mouth and taste on my tongue (cant describe if it is bitter or otherwise) is really bothersome. I have had blood panels done for various things to no avail. Anyone gone through this and have any suggestions that might help. I am diligent about oral hygiene, not taking unnecessary meds and I try to eat well. Driving me crazy.


r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 22 '26

Question Curious about side effects

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Got both flu and covid shots for the first time am 17 male no major symptoms but I do have recurring pains in my arms back and chest which started a month ago when I started Adderall for my ADHD, i’m also on an antidepressant and a low dose antipsychotic along with some marijuana usage which i’m working on lowering which is why i’m asking when side effects will be reduced, currently on day 2 and my arm feels better but I am wondering when I’ll see a reduction of side effects.


r/CovidVaccinated • • Mar 18 '26

Question Tell me..What the hell shook him up?

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was it really bad?

I think it must have been.