Covid Vaccine - Do You Regret Your Decision?

I got it and don’t regret it. I was exposed to the delta variant and didn’t get it, got omicron 8 months later and it was mild, and haven’t been sick at all since then.

All three shots kicked my ass. Scared at the thought of another.

Like you said, good news is, it seems we have a bad ass immune system.

There are a lot of immature people on both sides, I agree with that. I don't take any pleasure whatsoever that our government, healthcare, MSM are evil and corrupt.

It also saddens me that many liberals in my family shunned me for not getting the jabs and still shun me for it, despite evdience coming out to counter their arguments.

I also believe the deep chasm of division was done by design. So many are too busy arguing amongst eachother instead of uniting against those who created this shitstorm.

See the bolded part? That right there is your problem, Scott.

We're not realizing this "in hindsight". Be on guard for the next squid game.

This operation is the sickest thing I've ever seen unfold on this planet and my anger is directed at the perpetrators, not the victims.

Your story is identical to mine.
Except I’m unvaxxed.

I’m grateful for the protection you getting vaxxed provided me

Funny to me people who say "I took the shot awhile ago and I'm fine now", or "I haven't had any side effects - felt kind of weird first few days but that's it."

Do you not understand that the likely long-term side effects from the vaccine won't even be noticeable for several more years?

This is one of the many reasons why I never once considered the jab. We have NO idea the long-term effects from the clot shot, and we're just now seeing young people suddenly drop dead.

Give this 5,10,15 more years and we'll truly see what this vaxx is all about.

Since no test exists to differentiate from any strain you did not get Covid of any kind. Your government has lied to you. Australia and New Zealand will soon be devoid of all humans.

60 years old, 45+ year tobacco smoker.

No vax.

No COVID.

No regrets.

there are no confirmed long term side effects from the vaccine. its mere speculation for now. Covid however is confirmed as having lingering side effects, "long haul-." The vaccine is temporary, it has a shelf life (couple months lasting effects) which is why they keep renewing booster shots to keep it active in our bodies.

FACT: When Covid hit people died, horribly, inside ICU with staff attending their every need. It affects people differently with flu or cold symptoms - but some caught the new superbug strain and died. Why some are more suspectable to the virus will depend on the targeted engineering behind the strain that was released. Assume this was the old folks strain designed to kill those on Medicare. Maybe the next strain released will kill the gays - then it's going to get pretty quiet on glp.

I don't regret getting vaccinated twice since it has a shelf life and already expired in my body. I am no longer provax.

there are no confirmed long term side effects from the vaccine. its mere speculation for now. Covid however is confirmed as having lingering side effects, "long haul-." The vaccine is temporary, it has a shelf life (couple months lasting effects) which is why they keep renewing booster shots to keep it active in our bodies.

Uh, hate to break it to you but that's not how it works

Back when he was "Haitian Born" I remember discussing the J&J shot with him, which he was very proud to get because he considered it a "traditional vaccine" and not dangerous like Phizer. This was over a year ago.

He did not understand how J&J shot worked, but took it anyway. I would just be wary of his advice.

I got it and don’t regret it. I was exposed to the delta variant and didn’t get it, got omicron 8 months later and it was mild, and haven’t been sick at all since then.

If you had a covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

If you had no covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

I got it and don’t regret it. I was exposed to the delta variant and didn’t get it, got omicron 8 months later and it was mild, and haven’t been sick at all since then.

I got it and don’t regret it. I was exposed to the delta variant and didn’t get it, got omicron 8 months later and it was mild, and haven’t been sick at all since then.

If you had a covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

If you had no covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

I only regret not being able to convince people I really care about, not to take it.

Funny to me people who say "I took the shot awhile ago and I'm fine now", or "I haven't had any side effects - felt kind of weird first few days but that's it."

Do you not understand that the likely long-term side effects from the vaccine won't even be noticeable for several more years?

This is one of the many reasons why I never once considered the jab. WE HAVE NO IDEA the long-term effects from the clot shot, and we're just now seeing young people suddenly drop dead.

Give this 5,10,15 more years and we'll truly see what this vaxx is all about.

Please just answer the op’s question and keep your delusions to yourself

If you had a covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

If you had no covid vaccine, do you regret your decision?

You killed your own logic.

You killed your own logic.

I got it and don’t regret it. I was exposed to the delta variant and didn’t get it, got omicron 8 months later and it was mild, and haven’t been sick at all since then.

Let me preface this by saying that I am stridently anti-vaccine. I have been from the start. I will be until the end. I was in a situation where my wife's family began to pressure us heavily to get vaccinated. So, my wife finally caved and let me know that she had decided to go ahead and get vaccinated to prevent a complete family war. Rather than leave her to do this by herself, I went ahead and got vaccinated with her (original series, Pfizer). This was July 2021.

Literally the night I got my second shot, I had something very strange happen. I had a cyst on my back that I had had for years suddenly turn red and swell up to the point that 2 days later I was at urgent care having it drained. They told me at the time that if it gave me further issues to see a dermatologist. Fast forward to January 2022, my wife suddenly has a bout of symptomatic tachycardia (rapid heart rate). She ended up in the emergency room and ultimately got diagnosed with hyperthryoidism and some other autoimmune/endocrinological issues, completely out of left field.

Right around Christmas, the cyst on my back started acting up again so I made a dermatologist appointment. I saw her recently and had her do a general skin check as well as looking at the cyst. The skin check, thankfully, was clear. She looked at the cyst and said that it could possibly be a basal cell carcinoma. She biopsied it and I should know something pretty much any day now. The good thing is, if it IS cancer, basal cell carcinoma typically has a very good prognosis and should not be much more than an inconvenience.

Thankfully, my wife and I have not gotten boosters...nor will we be. I don't KNOW that any of the issues we have had since getting the vaccine have anything to do with the vaccine, but I highly suspect that to be the case. If I do end up with cancer it is going to be very hard for me not to harbor major resentment against her family. Now, they have all been vaxxed and boosted to the max and her sister has had to have a hysterectomy due to uterine cancer since getting it and her dad has had a minor heart attack since then.

So, word of advice here is to stand strong if you are getting pressured to get the shot. It is not worth it. We both hugely regret caving in to family pressure.