Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Man with vaccine side-effect has message for unvaccinated" video.

@bloppysloppy2283 Not even a software engineer. Just someone with a nose for business whose mom was serving on a board with a top IBM exec. BTW, when Paul Allen developed a highly treatable form of cancer, that software "engineer" tried to shove him out of his job.
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Johnson & Johnson was phased out in my region.
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So . . . a person cannot state what happened to them without declaring their support for the vaccine and urging others to do what they themselves should not have done. Got it.
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Thank you. You are the voice of reason. The pro-vaccine and the con are all exhausting. FTR, I did not get vaccinated for the exact reason you just gave. My concerns were never addressed. I probably had COVID, was not very sick (but it was weird -- unlike any flu I've ever had) and recovered fully in March 2020, but I could not get a definitive diagnosis. (An antibody test with a very high rate of false negatives came up negative 100 days later, but my white blood count was still typical of someone who had had COVID. My insurance declined to pay for better testing.) That was just the beginning. I have lost a lot of my trust.
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It is no longer available in my area. I don't believe it was withdrawn, but it is "disfavored."
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@lindahammond7759 First, please, PLEASE don't worry. Don't listen to fear-mongering, pro vaccine or con. Just don't. The chance that it is either nonsense, or simply inapplicable to your case, is very high. Second, stay as well informed as you possibly can. From now on, first do no harm. Certain things you can do right now, involving nutrition and exercise, are safe and beneficial, and the standard advice on reducing inflammation is very important. Third, find the right doctor -- that is not going to be easy! Don't let these people get you down. You are going to be fine. Take it slow.
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No, there are idiots this big. Hard to accept, yet true.
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@lindahammond7759 Please don't be. Just stay informed, take meticulous care of yourself, and be more prudent. You'll be fine. FWIW, I've had to eat perfectly, exercise, and so forth, because I was born with a heart murmur. You can do it! The information on anti-inflammatory diets and so forth is out there.
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@OfftoShambala That prediction was an incorrect translation of a quote from the eminent French virologist, Luc Montagnier, who was the first to discover the HIV. He won the Nobel Prize in 2008. He was skeptical of the origin story of the COVID virus, and felt certain it was engineered in some respect, he was leery of the vaccines, and he supported trying various off-label treatments that were banned here. But he never said that people would drop dead en masse within two years. He was critical enough of the response, no need to exaggerate.
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@raymondblake5765 Which study is that? I have been keeping up, and have heard of no such study. We only barely have two years since the first vaccines were administered, and those were reserved for the oldest and most vulnerable. As for Luc Montagnier, he was against the rush to vaccinate but he never said that people were likely to be dropping dead left and right. I'm with Montagnier, by the way. I didn't get vaccinated because my concerns were never addressed. There was more than one way to avoid the more dangerous variants, and the current variants are simply not as dangerous as the COVID that emerged in January 2020. The first to contract it were the unlucky ones, as is generally the case with a new virus. Getting vaccines and refusing vaccines both carry risks. Informed consent should be the watchword. It wasn't. That worries me more than the vast number of viral illnesses we might come in contact with.
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@beewalk34 Trump was telling people to get the vaccine. He is bragging that he is responsible for it, because he is the one who oversaw Operation Warp Speed, and the libs are trying to steal credit away from him for his accomplishment. Get your talking points straight.
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@beewalk34 clicky blocky goody bye bye
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