So I work in an area hospital, we are able to volunteer (with pay) to COVID screen people coming to the hospital. 99% of my screening shifts are in the ER. DAILY we get people in that are a. having a reaction of some type to the 2nd dose of the vaccine, or b. are here for some systemic problem (breathing, pain, headache, etc) and love to brag when I screen them that they just got their shots, not putting 2+2 together that they may be related. Luckily we are still voluntary where I work because NO WAY IN HELL will I get this shit shot. Peer pressure is rediculous and reactions are WAY under reported
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ALL adverse events are supposed to be reported if within 30 days of vaccination. Actual cause of the adverse event can then be evaluated. The real problem is that said reporting is VOLUNTARY when it should be MANDATORY. Many researchers have concluded that only 1% to 10% of adverse events are actually reported to VAERS. From the standpoint of the medical profession: why bother if it's not mandatory and no one is paying us to take the time and man-hours to do this reporting? As far as your comment on skewing the data, not reporting it because you can't prove it was the vaccine actually skews the data.
This whole thing is a fucked up farce, but you're right all adverse effects should be reported by the patients and doctors.