and yet she wrote she went back to work. so its you thats confused.
also again to sort out your confusion she cant write a facebook post while dead. so the ability to write a facebook post shows she was alive
anyway moving on
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k887ub7q8ap3u5h/The-Vaccine-Adverse-Event-Reporting-System-VAERS-Results-Form.pdf?dl=0
VAERS normally gets about 1% of total adverse events by the way.
just reading the first few pages and theres about 1-2 patients per page. so on that record. thats 246 patients.
looking at some of the complaints. its laughable.
but hey if tvbcof does want to exaggerate that vaers only notes 1% of adverse reactions. then ill play his game of 24600 adverse reactions out of more then 4.2mill
so thats still less than 1% reaction rate. even at tvbcofs miscalculation of reporting rate
if tvbcof exaggerated further and said only 0.5% are reported then that would still only be a 1% reaction rate.
but if you read the reactions people had you can still dismiss alot as just crybaby syndrome(snowflake whiners)
so heres some news folks
a vaccine involves a needle so yes expect some arm tenderness pain. doesnt matter what your injected with. needles can still hurt.
a vaccine triggers your immune response so expect immune response. fever/sweats/chills/fatigue. this is normal its showing your body is doing something. as is a mild rash on arm
true adverse effects no one wants but should be looked at are:
anything that lasts more than 3 days
anything that causes breathing or heartrate changes.
dizzyness/feeling weak
headaches(as painful as migraines)
fainting/seizures
this is not new stuff. this is stuff that occurs with may things. the key is that if these persist for 3 days then treat it as an unexpected factor.
the main factor of the adverse reactions are people hypsensitive to allergens
but even with all this advice that has always been public and noted since the beginning. the amount of people suffering from these things is like <1%