I have trouble understanding why people blame the vaccine when they've had covid. Not being very ill with covid doesn't mean you're not going to get long covid in fact your chances of getting long covid or even higher.

I had a very mild case, in fact all I had was a sore throat for the first month. Do not have much of a cough even. I did end up with severe shortness of breath in month four of getting sicker and sicker, all tests negative - only to find out I had a collapsed lung that wasn't being treated because in October of 2020, nobody was taking long covid seriously.

I just found out this week, two and a half years later
With an 02 in the 80s, low 90s, eben 78 the other day, that I'm now needing oxygen 24/7. I had covid before the vaccines came out and I've had vaccines since then. I've also had covid again which caused a spread off my autoimmune pain disorder. I fear deeply that people are blaming the vaccine because they don't know they have had covid because of mild symptoms or just plain denial as I've seen with friends. Or they test negative and never eber tested positive; there's so many false negatives they blame the vaccine and then we end up in the worst trouble.

I'm sorry he doesn't feel well and I hope he starts to improve soon but I'm not so sure about the whole thing about blaming the vaccine. I'm seeing it happen much too often. And then we end up with a lot of anti-vaxxers and now kids are dying of measles again and on and on as suddenly nobody seems to trust ANY vaccine. I hear people say "but measles isn't that bad it doesn't kill people." That's because we have had the vaccine gor a long time that most people trusted until all this anti-covid vaccine started. I'm afraid a lot of disinformation about the covid vaccine is causing people to stop taking vaccines for everything.

People are on such denial about what can happen after covid. People need to stop being in denial about it. I have friends who haven't been able to breathe since covid and they blame asthma instead of covid. Or the vaccine. And end up on more and more asthma medication and more and more testing, don't stay home when they probably do have covid, one even couldnt taste or smell but they test negative so they still went to work.

I'm not saying that the vaccine doesn't affect people at all, what I know from experience is if the vaccine causes you misery then covid could really be bad for you to get, inflammation-wise.

I hope you find an answer that's treatable because long covid is not treatable and people just don't understand. My uncle is doing the same thing. Had a mild case of covid and now he's got parkinsonian symptoms but blaming the vaccine instead of blaming covid. The symptoms started after covid and are well-known symptoms of that can occur with long covid.

I do know that they are finding some of the vaccines are causing trouble, but it's very specific related to the company and the shot but I wonder if they also are blaming the vaccines when it's really a problem with people who have had covid and are saying they never did. They have said don't get the shot close to the time you have covid. People are getting the flu shot and the covid shot at the same time which means neither one of them are effective. According to my cardiologist who treats a minmum of 10 young people a day now with heart disease from covid.

Yep there's a lot we don't know but mostly I think we don't know how much long covid there is and how serious it is. People don't know that people like me exist. My life is basically over because of covid I'm on oxygen 24/7. I'm in pain, on crutches and this is long covid it's not the vaccine. There was no vaccine.

I know this is really going to make anti-vaxxers upset but I think it's worth not blaming everything on the vaccine. I'm just saying... When the vaccine for covid is being blamed for all of long covid issues, then people go in the opposite direction and stop all vaccines. And that's undoing a hundred years of Medical research. Shall we stop all antibiotics?

I just wanted to add that I'm not saying it's not from the vaccine I'm not saying it is from the vaccine I'm just saying don't rule out long covid. More people end up with long covid for a mild case than they do from a moderate case.

Especially if like me you have had it twice, never tested positive in my life, but my IGG blood test shows I definitely had it.

Best of luck. Betty

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