As ever, the diversity of symptoms, and the lack of credible medical opinion on likely consequences, creates an uncomfortable clouding of truth. This survey represents some progress...however, an oft-encountered issue appears to be, in the U.K. at any rate, the general constipation within the diagnostic system, against the backdrop of continual ' NHS is on its knees' validation for delays. Anecdotally, I can mention several situations which don't appear in the survey descriptors:
* My husband, now 75, had every injection going, i.e. first Feb.'21; second April'21; third October '21; boosted twice, and another booster combined with 'flu vaccine. From the time of the first, he seemed to become forgetful and rather distrait. He was a sparky, often argumentative man who loved a debate about books, politics, films, etc. He is now very passive most of the time, and often responds to attempts to help him recall significant events in the past or recent past with a Gallic shrug, which I now realise means 'I have no idea' - a phrase he uses a lot.
* A relative, female 74, was active and alert. Her partner noticed a reaction to the first two injections which concerned him - fever and prolonged malaise over weeks, which has culminated in her losing mobility entirely, becoming incontinent, losing cognitive ability.
* A friend aged aged 77 was losing weight prior to injection. Six weeks afterwards, he experienced total loss of appetite, and died suddenly. Hospital said they 'thought he had cancer but couldn't find it'.
* A relative and partner, early 40's/ late 30's respectively, both suffer continual resurgence of malaise, chronic chest infections, exhaustion, which is preventing normal activity at times.
* Another relative aged 70 suddenly developed a rare and accelerating form of blindness after injection, and a neighbour aged 60 woke up blind in one eye weeks after her injection.
All these instances can be demolished as 'coincidence' by those who refuse to investigate links. Likewise, the victims of any cause/ effect will not be receptive to suggestions that there is a link, for a variety of reasons...
Thank you, Steve, for your strength and determination...