Guy at work fell off his scooter and was off for a couple of days, then suddenly he was off for an undisclosed period, turns out he had cancer, not sure what type yet, he's apparently back to work today so I might find out. Not a blood cancer though, as it was operated on. He's in his 20s, just recently got his 3rd shot. I know another, in early 40s who got Hodgkin's Lymphoma about a month after his second shot. Sure, it could be a coincidence. But there are an awful lot of coincidences going around.
Guy at work fell off his scooter and was off for a couple of days, then suddenly he was off for an undisclosed period, turns out he had cancer, not sure what type yet, he's apparently back to work today so I might find out. Not a blood cancer though, as it was operated on. He's in his 20s, just recently got his 3rd shot. I know another, in early 40s who got Hodgkin's Lymphoma about a month after his second shot. Sure, it could be a coincidence. But there are an awful lot of coincidences going around.
Yes. I'm not sure if it's because we're suddenly trying to draw those conclusions, or if it's real. The data that we can get seems to suggest it's real.
Yes. I'm not sure if it's because we're suddenly trying to draw those conclusions, or if it's real. The data that we can get seems to suggest it's real.
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