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Covid can leave you with myocarditis. The vaccine prevents contraction of covid.
The jab is better for your heart than covid.
You can still get covid if you’re vaccinated. Lots of us have. The vaccine’s primary goal is to significantly lower your chances of getting serious illness.
That said, the risk of myocarditis from COVID is higher than the risk of myocarditis from vaccination. And unless you think you’re never going to get covid, you should probably just get vaccinated if you want to make a rare thing (myocarditis) even more rare.
https://time.com/7014886/covid-19-vaccine-heart-myocarditis/
Yep, that's me! the vaccines made me feel like complete shit, and when I got actual covid it didn't seem as bad.
Me too but even when I was down and out I was still thankful I had the shots beforehand so it wasn't as bad as it could have been.