Funny, we never heard that cancers can make the vaccines less effective. Seems a fortunate timing on the release of this info. /s
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The day after? Biologically impossible for cancer cells to replicate that fast, even if the Vax suppressed her immune system.
A lady at my church took the Vax and develops cancer 3 months after, for sure it accelerates growth tremendously but a single day isn't going to do it fren. Praying for your mother.
The lymph node swelling was days later, in January. She hid it under a scarf for about 2 months until I noticed it during a rare face to face visit. After about 6 weeks of various tests including MRI scans and even a contrast scan (with 'dye' inserted in the body), they detected cancer in the oral area, separate to the lymph nodes in the neck. We were about 3 or 4 months after the first jab, and the 2nd had already taken place in the interim, when the diagnosis was confirmed. Sorry, I overly condensed the events and timeline, and you make good points, and I appreciate the concern for my mum. But I do think sufficient time passed for the cancer to emerge - to your point, at least 3 months later - while the medics were investigating what was up with the lymph node swelling.
ahh, thankyou for clarifying