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Why do you believe long term effects of covid be likely worse? What is your basis for that?
Comment by Nuclearsunburn at 31/08/2021 at 14:05 UTC
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That’s because we are already seeing people recover from Covid having complications after, even if they had mild or no symptoms initially.
CDC information on chronic Covid-19
The CDC also has said that side effects of vaccines have so far showed up about six weeks out and serious side effects have been rare.
Source : CDC vaccine safety page.[1] However, research is ongoing.[2]
2: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/myo-outcomes.html
That’s why I said “likely”. We obviously don’t know for sure, and won’t until a time considered “long-term” has passed.
This was a thought-out, considered decision from me to get vaccinated, not something I did because someone told me to, weighing risks and benefits, and I waited until early June to do it. Everyone has to make their own choice. There are small amounts of risk, but that’s everything in life.