RE: US Doctor Shows How Immune System is Compromised in Patient After 2nd COVID Shot. Left With HIV Like Immune Profile. (Censored on Youtube).

I felt really bad today after going to get a blood drawn at a lab for a yearly physical and there was a 81 year old lady there telling the receptionist checking her in that they would have to draw blood out of her other arm because they gave her her first shot of the vaccine and her arm was in pain. She said she was suppose to go get her second shot tomorrow but wanted first to figure out why she was in so much pain. The receptionist told her her arm was sore for a few days after her shot to which the old lady replied this wasn't something that had ever happened to her before after getting a vaccine this was so bad her doctor has her on pain medication. I so wanted to get up and go over and tell her not to get the other vaccine until they figured it out but I though maybe that's why she was there, maybe her doctor did send her for a blood drawn to see if something wasn't right. That on top of I didn't want to cause a conflict, there was a report in the local paper of people being embroiled in heated debates among medical workers at the hospitals. The article was written more as a blame the victim type of article with a doctor talking about it to the press stating he felt a lot of this was coming from the politicization of the issue and people were polarized. I wrote a comment in the blog section that it works both ways, refusing alternative treatments and telling people they are going to die because they didn't get vaccinated is participating also in the politicization and polarizing of the issue. If people really are dying what's the harm? It should be less than 4 to 5 percent of people who are to far gone for any help at all according to the majority of the studies, I've seen some study results that show a 98 percent success rate with severe cases. I don't know it keeps bothering me, her doctor shouldn't allow her to get another vaccine without figuring out why he has to put her on pain medications for getting a vaccine, hopefully he holds off.