ULF_55
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I half agree, the science isn't finished with the vaccines. They still don't know the repercussions of the lipids being found in other parts of the body. They originally assured the public that the lipids(lipids are essentially the boxes the mRNA is stored in) will only be found in the arm muscles. Its been shown to accumulate in bone marrow and more worryingly in the ovaries.
These lipids may amount to nothing but they fact they are being found where they shouldn't be and the fact that science still doesn't know if they will cause issues is scary. I only found this out after I got both my shots.
My dilemma is in vaccinating my 12yr old daughter. I am honestly worried that there could be a long-term effect to her ovaries.
I want a better answer than "it should be ok"
Good point.
Realistically odds have been low you would get it, but I recently heard (last couple of days) that eventually if you aren't vaccinated you will get it. I suppose that might be because it isn't being eliminated it is being mitigated. Reported this morning 17% in hospital (maybe Alberta) have been fully vaccinated, which of course means 83% hospital cases (3% of that not fully, one shot or too soon after shot) are not fully vaccinated. So pretty clear what the odds are about being hospitalized. Just the stats/facts. Hard to debate the actual counts.
So assuming you are going to get it, I'm sure the odds are quite low about dying, and quite low about long-covid, and quite low about the virus messing you up for life.
Nothing wrong with going with the odds, if you're prepared to live and die with the results.
Sports teams and many business are deciding who they want as customers and working for them. No one is being forced to do anything, it is all up to the individual and that is what it should be.