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Originally Posted by coffeebean
Per Google......."VAERS is a passive reporting system, meaning it relies on individuals to send in reports of their experiences. Anyone can submit a report to VAERS, including parents and patients."
What does "anyone" mean? Could there possibly be people that make false reports? Just a thought.
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The point isn't that anyone can submit a report. The point is that the report doesn't prove a correlation or causation. To wit:
I got my second Pfizer vaccine 3 weeks ago.
Two days ago, my bursitis started acting up again.
If I report that to VAERS, it will be on record that at least one vaccinated person has had a flareup of bursitis post-vaccine.
What will NOT be on record: I had my one and only cortisone shot 5 months ago and the doctor warned me it'd probably wear off around 4-6 months after I got it. I was expecting this flareup, and it has NOTHING to do with the vaccine.
I can also report having experienced loose bowels for 4 days total between the last vaccine and today.
What will NOT be on record: I ate a lot of cashews yesterday and the day before, and those are triggers for my digestive system. A little over a week ago, I had the last of the bleu cheese in the fridge, and there was a lot of it, and like a pig I ate the whole bunch. That is also a trigger. Two weeks ago, I bought that bleu cheese, and ate a big honkin chunk of it when I got home. Melted. On triscuits. OMG. My digestive system protested violently the next day.
There is no correlation OR causation between the vaccine and my digestive upsets. AT ALL. But I can report it all, and it will show up on record as someone who got the second shot and subsequently had digestive upset.