Quote from: erre on Today at 08:52:52 PM

Hello there, I write on the forum rarely these times but I'm glad my post about me getting a vaccine as a doctor got some interest.

First thing I am (but I was pretty sure about it) feeling well, and the dozen collegues who work with me - all of them choosed to take the vaccine- are right as well. A couple got some pain at the injection site for a day, a couple some fatigue sensation for a day. About 30/40 of the auxiliary personal of my unit took the vaccine too (not all of them, like one in ten refused)

Could you at lease characterize your organization and give a regional location? This because I would like to figure out the difference between facilities where it is grudgingly reported that the rejection rate is closer to 50% among medical professionals.

Quote from: erre on Today at 08:52:52 PM

and one of them got fewer for one day; in the whole hospital (i think 500 or so vaccinated so far) we didn't had a single serious reaction.

Why do you suppose that other institutions who have likely fewer staff (e.g., Juneau) might have several people with problem while the percentage for your institution was much less?

I could see two likely explanations:

- 'they' are being more careful now to avoid people who might have problems

- you are propagandizing and are lying which is a pretty thing to do as an anonymous person on a random forum.

Quote from: erre on Today at 08:52:52 PM

I know that's no way to convince the hardcore conspiracy theorists, but if someone is having reasonable concerns about the novel mrna vaccines I had too, I studied and I finally got to the conclusion there's no reason to have such concerns.

I don't want to debunk every single fake information, do what you want people, this is just my bitcent.

I'd be interested to know if you, as a purported doctor, have seen any vids of supposedly injected persons who are supposed displaying neurological symptoms who seem, in your expert opinion, to be faking.

It's an honest question if you've been reading my posts on the subject. Oileo is also welcome to expand his list past the '33 year old doctor' who he called as a fake.

Presumably you two putative doctors would agree with the doctor from Harvard who says that the Florida doctor who lost all his platelets due to an autoimmunity reaction and died is 'medically certain' to have had is condition brought on by the injection so we don't need to discus that one. Unless, of course, you wish to.