r/MurderedByWords Jan 31 '25

#1 Murder of Week Your response is concerning, Bobby!

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u/His_little_pet Jan 31 '25

Funny story: I came across a study recently showing that getting covid while pregnant increases the chances of the baby being born with a neurodevelopmental disorder (autism or ADHD). Vaccines can protect against getting covid. So vaccines actually prevent autism.

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u/Sunitelm Jan 31 '25

Yeah, I've seen no-vaxxers twisting similar studies (possibly the same?) to say that the spike protein "contained in the vaccine" causes that, therefore vaccinating the mother causes autism in the child.

There is really no limit to what they can purposefully misunderstand.

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u/AmbitiousRaspberry3 Jan 31 '25

I got vaccinated in early 2021. Got pregnant shortly afterwards, and got Covid during a spike in 2021, when I was like 20 weeks pregnant. It was horrible, but I never had to be hospitalized. My son was later diagnosed autistic as a toddler. It wasn’t the vaccine, it may have been Covid related, but almost certainly it was genetics. Why that’s not being mentioned more, I do not know. Bobby needs to STFU.

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u/unlocked_axis02 Feb 01 '25

That would make sense i actually have Autism and ADHD and when I got covid it made my ADHD symptoms significantly worse practically overnight like idk what kind of brain damage I got or what but I was basically incapacitated for a year and a half between that and hacking up a lung constantly, and I got covid again which made it slightly worse again it’s absolutely fucked.

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u/Sufficient-Show-9928 Feb 01 '25

The vaccine is limited on preventing you from contracting covid. Its main purpose is to reduce the severity of the illness so people stop dying from it. Either way my 5 year old is smarter than these people.

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u/venusdances Feb 02 '25

I have the Covid vaccine and I’m pregnant and have Covid and now I’m stressed.

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u/CumishaJones Feb 01 '25

Nope , Covid vaccine never stopped you contracting it

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u/Master_Tumbleweed475 Jan 31 '25

But they don’t stop infection, or transmission. But ok keep getting them. Your body your choice.