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Nurse partially paralyzed after Covid vaccine


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Chromatislaps
1 minute ago, VasilisVas said:

Not sure. It wasn’t mentioned in the article. 

yeah I couldn't find it either :oprah:

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Monster Voices

Well a bunch of people have gotten Bell's palsy (paralyzing half your face) from the vaccines so this is not surprising - extreme immune responses.

I am very pro-vax but I find it infuriating that whenever a new rare side effect pops up everyone just goes "don't share this, this is spreading fear" - no hun, I need to make an educated decision! Like aspirin and sh!t has a list of side effects that include sudden death. I need to know these risks! 

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Werewoof
3 minutes ago, Pickle Boy said:

You might wanna change your love reaction, it's quite insensitive 

Is it? I guess I just mean “sending love.” But I suppose I can. 

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dynamite
3 minutes ago, Aubbie said:

Is it? I guess I just mean “sending love.” But I suppose I can. 

No, it isn't, don't worry

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VasilisVas
1 minute ago, Jill said:

Yeah, but it goes through Google AMP. That's the reason why the google.com/amp appears at the beginning

I heard about it in the Greek news channel and googled it to see if there was more information about this, so that’s why the Google amp is there. regardless of the fact, I created the thread to share with everyone to read and everyone can decide for themselves what to make of it. 

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Monster Voices
8 minutes ago, pachinko said:

Lawsuits incoming 

Before you get the vaccine you do sing documents stating the company can't be blamed for any side effects don't you? Here you do at least. Anyone who has had it can verify?

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Supersonic

There is no other news sites picking this up and it's been more than 11 hours since the article was first published, the type of vaccine that was used is not mentioned and even the article itself states

“There is no certainty about the association between vaccination and the occurrence of this syndrome, which is usually related to an infection and in most cases, the patient is treated.”

It is worth noting that on December 14, 2020, British neuroscientists announced that they had found no link between COVID-19 and Guillain-Barré syndrome. This neurological condition can lead to paralysis and sometimes death.

So.... I'm inclined to believe that the vaccine actually had nothing to do with the sudden symptoms.

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alsemanche

Found this here: http://ycnews.com/serious-allergy-to-covid-19-vaccination-in-greece/ (not reputable i guess but barely anyone has covered this)

"Neoano said that this is a serious side effect case after vaccination against the novel coronavirus, and Pfizer must solve this problem, bear the medical expenses and compensate.

However, Dimopoulos, a Greek epidemic prevention expert and dean of the School of Medicine of the University of Athens, said in an interview with a local radio station on the 11th that there will be some incidents unrelated to the side effects of the vaccine during the vaccination process.

He believes that the symptoms of Gillan-Barre syndrome in the nurse have nothing to do with the coronavirus vaccine. “Although people initially thought it was associated with a vaccine, it turned out to be unrelated,” he said."

The lack of major news  outlets covering this is extremely fishy because you'd think a serious incident like this would be making the rounds everywhere and news outlets would be dying to get the scoop and interviews. But there are barely any results on Google so yeah idk I find it hard to take it seriously. 

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Anderson123

This is why my dad refuses to get the vaccine. :awkney: These articles keep popping up on his FB timeline and he thinks they're deadly. But of course he drinks other stuff that is not even FDA approved. :fail:

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JazzGa

This happens as a rare neurological reaction to vaccines sometimes. My friend got it as a reaction to her flu shot in 2018. The paralysis is temporary and only lasts a few weeks-- she will recover. I can't remember the name of the syndrome. I think it's named after some French guy, lemme do a quick google

My old cat is a tough man, but i cant deny the way he bites my hand and he stabs me, he grabs me by my heart <3
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dynamite
1 minute ago, the Devil of Pop said:

This happens as a rare neurological reaction to vaccines sometimes. My friend got it as a reaction to her flu shot in 2018. The paralysis is temporary and only lasts a few weeks-- she will recover. I can't remember the name of the syndrome. I think it's named after some French guy, lemme do a quick google

Yeah it's in the OP article, Guillain-Barré syndrome

So it's never permanent?

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JazzGa
12 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Guillain-Barré syndrome

That's what it is called! Thanks for reminding me. 

 

My old cat is a tough man, but i cant deny the way he bites my hand and he stabs me, he grabs me by my heart <3
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JazzGa
Just now, dynamite said:

Yeah it's in the OP article, Guillain-Barré syndrome

So it's never permanent?

I dunno, I'm not an expert. It doesn't have to be though. My friend recovered in about 6-8 weeks with physical therapy and other treatments.

My old cat is a tough man, but i cant deny the way he bites my hand and he stabs me, he grabs me by my heart <3
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