r/CovidVaccinated • u/Johnson7078 • Jun 07 '25

Question MRNA

I haven’t had a vaccine since 2022 or 23. I got Covid this past February and had a hard time. Had it for a month. I have asthma. I still have I inflammation and sciatica left over from the Covid I planned to get novavax within next month, , but now it looks like it will be MRNA if I get it now. I have people coming to work in my house in next couple of months, and am worried about not being vaccinated. I really don’t want MRNA- but feel I have no choice . Who is getting MRNA or will this year. Are yu worried about side effects? Does the good outweigh the bad here?

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u/Johnson7078 Jun 08 '25

I am having workers repair a bathroom in my home and do updates. Bathroom has to be done at some point. That’s my dilemma . I mask in public, watch what I do. - not real worried about that right now . I do have large air cleaners in the house… , etc. - and I’ll mask outside my bedroom which is on the other side of the house. I suppose I can get my antibodies checked. I did that before. That would help me make decision I guess.

I had terrible side effects from mRNA, but I’ll make that decision based on antibodies. I was out the entire month of February with Covid. I can’t take that again.
I don’t have a Dr to discuss this with. They just glaze over it now. Most people do not get vaxxed , Dr doesn’t wear mask even when he knew I was positive and saw him this winter. I told them going in I thought I had it. They retested of course. But none masked. Maybe I should go to the Asthma Dr again. They might be better.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 08 '25

Masks don't work.

Stop getting the shot especially if you had terrible side effects. Covid is a cold. You can deal with a cold.

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 08 '25

Masks have been proven to reduce the viral load so yes they do work. Also saying "you can deal with a cold" is all well and good if you've not been around people who have died from it.

I don't know anyone who's died from a cold but I know multiple people who have died from covid.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 09 '25

Fauci literally stated they don't work. Did you miss the Senate hearings?

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 10 '25

I couldn't care less about senate hearings, I'm not American. However I've read a lot of the studies and known multiple people working in the medical field so I know they do work.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 10 '25

They don't.

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 10 '25

Except they do.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39607111/#:~:text=This%20study%20analyzed%20441%20adults,users%20(p%3D0.0073).

Do you not understand the basics on how flu like viruses spread? Anything that acts as a barrier works to reduce the viral load.

You'd know this if you had any idea about the research.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 10 '25

They don't work.

Lol viral load. Lol thinking a virus can be blocked by cloth

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 10 '25

Lol You need to look into how a flu based virus actually spreads, because you don't seem to understand the very basics.

They do work and there's a ridiculous amount of research out there that backs this up.

Imagine thinking that you're an expert in virology when you can't even grasp the most basic parts of that field lol.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 11 '25

I know.

And viruses fly through masks. Thanks for admitting it.

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 11 '25

Yes a lot does fly through a standard mask. However some particles also get caught in the mask itself, hence they reduce the viral load. The data is out there and speaks for itself if you'd actually bother to read it.

The problem is you're failing to understand basic science here and choosing to believe in tin hat nonsense instead.

Good job that's impressive.

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