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AIHA Hemolytic Autoimmune Anemia and Covid-19 Vaccine reactions

Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Mar 27 11:12pm | Replies (35)
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@kathrynmc

I made the decision not to receive the COVID vaccine after reading that anymore with autoimmune or lung issues should not get the vaccine. FREE mRNA can signal danger to your immune system and drive inflammatory diseases. The mRNA is new technology, and they do not know what the short term or long term effects will be. Everyone has to decide for themselves what they think is best for them, and I have decided that the risks far outweighs the benefits of the vaccine for me. Kathryn

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catparker5 | @catparker5 | Nov 26, 2021

I wish I would have known about it before the vaccine. I could have made a better decision honestly. Now I have to figure out what to do now.

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seneca | @seneca | Nov 26, 2021

I received the second dose of the vaccine the end of Feb. In early summer my mouth suddenly went completely dry and my knees and hands started hurting. I was recently diagnosed with RA. I know it was several months after the vaccine but I just wonder if I had some joint pain but just blamed it on old age. I have been wondering if the vaccine had anything to do with it. The RA doctors group they referred me to has yet to contact me after 3 weeks.

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ltf34 | @ltf34 | Nov 26, 2021

I have had 2 neurological illness in my life. Meningitis when 11 and Guillian-barre at 50. I'm not afraid reoccurring of either of those per statistics, I'm afraid of what else can happen so I live, if you want to call it that, in total isolation. I hope you find help.

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