I have several questions. Before the vaccine shot, did you have a positive test that you say you had unusual symptoms? If so, your body would have made antibodies for that virus strain. If you didn’t have a positive test, how do you actually know you had Covid? Antibodies for Covid lose affective results after about six months, that’s why you need the booster shot so your immune system can make more affective antibodies. Following so far? By the time you got the vaccine, you probably didn’t have antibodies for the virus strain you may have had before, so your body had to start the process of making new antibodies to the strain that the vaccine had. I got caught with 3 different strains of Covid between April 2020 and May 2022. The antibodies my body made for the 2020 Covid, had disappeared, so that in December of 2021, I got exposed to a different strain and my body started making new ones. By March of 2022, I got exposed to Covid again and the antibodies from the December case went after the new Covid virus which had to be the same strain as the December case. The antibodies went after the Virus with a vengeance, causing the lose of taste 25 days after exposure and 6 days after that, I lost my smell for a total of 31 days after exposure. I got caught with the 4th case of Covid May 10th but this was a new B variant, which I wouldn’t have antibodies to protect me but the ones I did have made this case mild.

As for my heart problems, the vaccine side affects I was checking for, it stated it could cause a fast heartbeat known as tachycardia which I’m affected by because of a heart birth defect. So unless you have trouble with tachycardia, I doubt you need to worry about the vaccine bothering your heart. That’s why I’ve been warned not to get the vaccine, it could cause me to have a fatal heart attack, most likely in my sleep when I couldn’t get help. Any more questions?