Pretty much the entirety of my social circles (and roommate) has been vaccinated recently with pfizer and moderna being the dominant vaccines available in my area. I'd admit that I've had a mild streak of melancholy and lethargy recently which can of course happen at anytime, however after a longer and colder winter than usual the weather has been really nice as of late, I've been playing a lot of sports, working out, sun tanning, enjoying life... ect. I think it's rather peculiar that I feel off.I expect the same thing, but I hope I am so wrong.
I was just wondering about secondary side-effects if that's the right word in regards to people who are in close contact with those who have been vaccinated. I find that after visiting my mother who received the RNA 'vaccine' twice I just feel under the weather for a while. Nothing serious, but just not quite up to snuff and I have become much more serious about my supplements regimen. I walk to the station after my visit to get some air, I make myself a footbath when I come home, use the FIR blanket the next day and still I don't feel really well for a couple of days. Anybody else who has the same experience?
A few deaths have popped up in some more distant circles amongst the elderly that could be unrelated, but my circles don't go that far so any uptick in deaths that I hear about personally is curious.
Most of friends and coworkers have complained about mild side effects, rashes, itches, nausea. but most of them are younger and relatively healthy, so I'd be surprised if anything dramatic happened.
So far, when people ask if I've been vaxxed or not I've just related that I spent 5 days in the hospital when I was 18 months old due to vaccine side-effects. That usually quiets the hostility.
I'd be curious if the C's could give some stats on the matter.