True, for "Covid" cases.

It remains to be seen what the long-term effects are but there'll likely be an insurance - classification dillema:

1. The Dr's and hospitals won't want to classify ill effects as "vaccine-related" because insurance companies likely won't cover ("pay for") problems caused by an experimental therapy but
2. insurance companies will push to attribute (and investigate) ill effects to the experimental vaccines so they won't have to cover ("pay for") them.

Either way, there's likely an insurance company / insured mess looming because of the experimental vax.

And, the above doesn't even mention the question of how to handle/classify blood donated by vaxxed individuals, . . .

True, for "Covid" cases.

It remains to be seen what the long-term effects are but there'll likely be an insurance - classification dillema:

1. The Dr's and hospitals won't want to classify ill effects as "vaccine-related" because insurance companies likely won't cover ("pay for") problems caused by an experimental therapy but
2. insurance companies will push to attribute (and investigate) ill effects to the experimental vaccines so they won't have to cover ("pay for") them.

Either way, there's likely an insurance company / insured mess looming because of the experimental vax.