I've Been Vaccinated (No Politics Please)

[tink2424]

In Alberta, Adverse Events are required by law to be reported within 3 days of the health practitioner being informed. Our immunization form is a full size page, double sided, giving you all the info on side effects. View attachment 589739

That is really GREAT!! I wish we had the same in America... Thanks so much for sharing!

 

[wdwmom3]

That is really GREAT!! I wish we had the same in America... Thanks so much for sharing!

Are you in the US? Because this is a Canadian thread and we are taking about Canadian experiences here. And please don’t make comments like “there is no requirement to report side effects” when you then admit you know nothing about reporting requirements. If you don’t have credible information to back things up then you are just contributing to the spread of mis information.

Also statements like that are gonna get our thread shut down.

 

[pigletto]

I stubbed my big toe a week after getting vaccinated. Clearly it was the vaccine caused it.

And I'm cranky and opinionated today... definitely the vaccine.

 

[TammyLynn33]

I am so confused . Ds 7 woke with a runny nose and I knew he would need to be tested or can’t return to camp for 14 days. He was tested and the tester there said even tho we adults are fully vaxxed we need to isolate until results come back .. BUT on Ontario’s website guidelines for fully vaxxed you can have high risk exposure and if asymptomatic don’t need to isolate .( written May 6th)
If our local testing centres can’t keep up with the info how can the average person ? ( we are following their recommendations anyways but so confusing ) Parents won’t be happy when schools come back if whole families that are vaxxed need to isolate every time there’s a runny nose

 

[FigmentSpark]

Does anyone know… is the “2 weeks” after the vaccination a hard and fast 14 days? Or does that simply mean “on average” 14 days until the immunity from the vaccine becomes effective?