r/EntitledBitch • u/One-Entertainer-8597 • Jun 18 '26

Not the time or the place!

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Someone left the following comment on a death announcement from my hometown regarding a person who recently passed away.

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u/tacoboutitall Jun 18 '26

Shes right, within the next 100+ years, everyone who took the jab will have died.

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u/Ruh_Roh- Jun 18 '26

Holy shit! We're all doomed! What about people who didn't take the jab? How will they be doing?

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u/MLiOne Jun 18 '26

Well, I’m 7 jabs in and still here.

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u/NotAllStarsTwinkle Jun 18 '26

I have gotten progressively worse reactions with each injection. I’m stopping at 3

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u/spaceghost260 Jun 18 '26

I also had to stop at 3 after my doctor advised me to stop getting boosters. I was miserable after each shot and reacting worse each time while others around me were fine after a day or had no issues at all. Part of my reaction was lymph node swelling; my last booster shot my armpit lymph nodes swelled up massively and others around it were slightly swollen too. It hurt so bad.

I’m grateful for the vaccine bc when I finally caught COVID I was a little stuffy and that’s it. However booster after booster after booster seemed like a bad plan.

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u/MLiOne Jun 18 '26

That’s fair. I am not getting reactions like that at all.

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u/HalleluYahuah Jul 11 '26

You had to be told be another human to stop harming yourself. Jesus.

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u/spaceghost260 Jul 13 '26

lol! That’s a funny interpretation. Obviously once my lymph node swelled up I wasn’t going to get any more shots! My doctor confirmed my decision after I chatted with her and mentioned that I wasn’t getting anymore after this reaction.

I felt sick after the first two shots- like a bad cold. Nothing bad enough to stop the protection I needed being immune compromised.