who had severe covid-19 
show cognitive decline 
years later, antivaxxers stay losing
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2442153-people-who-had-severe-covid-19-show-cognitive-decline-years-later/
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I had pretty mild covid, but severe symptoms from the vaxx, is it over for me?
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Dunno what science
says, but from what I know about vaccines in general, your reaction to a jab depends on how strong your immune system is. The worse the reaction the better your immune system is. Bad symptoms from the vaxx are a good sign as long as they are normal stuff like muscle pain, extreme sleepiness, mild fever, cold spells, runny nose... (not heart attacks or blood cloths). They show that your immune system is reacting to a new virus 
I took my covid vaccine alongside my parents, and both me and my mother were bedridden for two after the second dose, but my dad was fine. His doctor was not happy when she heard that and prescribed him multiple blood tests and extra vitamins
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I had a very bad fever that lasted exactly one night. The fever got worse after each vaxx.
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I think I had the same, first an absurd cold (I took my second dose at the end of july and I started randomly shiverinrg), then mild dizziness then slight fever. I went to bed and they were gone the next morning but I was tired for the whole day.
My doctor was really proud of me because this proved my immune system reacted to the vaxx and will recognize covid from there on
She also told me to not to bother with the boosters since I'm young enough to not worry about it.
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This is like saying people with allergies have a stronger immune system. No, their immune systems are r-slurred.
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People with allergies have a good immune system, that's their problem. That's why a toddler that won't play outside will be much more allergic to random stuff than a kid who grew up eating dirt, their immune system is willing to fight diseases but can't find any so it will target any cell it finds suspicious.
Also, lots of people died in the first few months of covid because their immune system reacted too strongly to the virus (cytokine storm).
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No one died from Covid, they died with Covid.
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No they died because their own r-slurred immune system started fighting against them
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