Should you get vaccinated? What happened to me, after I was Vaccinated?

The shot I had

About several years ago, I was vaccinated; I was in the hospital waiting room waiting for my appointment, when I saw a booth with a curtain where someone giving people vaccination shots. I approached the booth, I was told that I would need a shot to prevent some diseases like the Influenza from happening; I thought I was going to prevent some sicknesses with the shot because of what they told me, so I took the shot.

A month later and someone in my family had contracted the influenza, I heard that the person in my family had gotten the flu, but had the Influenza shot before; so the sick person's mother in the family wanted him to fight off the flu. The situation had gotten to worse when the Influenza started to spread from people to people.

A week or two after that first family member in the house who had gotten the flu. I started to feel dizzy, it was hard for me to stand so I had to always sit somewhere, I decided to go to the hospital and get a check up to see what was going on with my body. Before the hospital visit some people that knew me, wanted me to stay at home because they said that the first person that contracted the Influenza, gave it to me, but the problem with this was that I ended up suffering worse from this sickness, than what the person in my family had suffered from.

The Check-up

The person that got the flu first was just coughing, sneezing, dizzy, and blowing his nose. Me on the other hand, had all of those same symptoms, but with incontinence, while suffering from an extremely sore throat and a fever. As I was seeing the doctor for a check up, he did the usual protocols to check if I had the influenza or not. I waited in the doctors office and.......and........when he came back..........he told me that I have baboogliyboogers syndrome.

No not really, he said I have Influenza, he also talked to my about how my heart rate was elevated to unusual rates. I told the doctor that I had gotten a flu-shot, but he had told me that this is a different strain of the Influenza. I was put into a stretcher, and was moved into the emergency room, as I was taken into the emergency room. I had an issue with my breathing due to the excessive mucus, so I needed tissues every minute; as I got into the emergency room, things went shitty.

In the Emergency room

My sore throat was worse, I was more dizzier than before, so I could not walk at all. Every time I coughed, stand up, and/or sneezed I leaked (suffered double incontinence from the flu) so I had to wear diapers. I was also given medicine, that helped numb out the soreness in my throat. The doctors were also giving me medicine to thin out the mucus, and Tylenol/Ibuprofen for my sickness; I also had gotten another vaccination for my flu.

Throughout the night, I had to wait in the emergency room. The nurses put me on blood thinners for my heart rate, and they were monitoring my heart rate. You can guess what happened to me after many, many constant amount of my coughing and sneezings had lead me into after about two hours; this had me needing the assistance of not one, but two nurses at once.

Transported to Another Room

Several hours later as it was somewhere around the morning or afternoon, someone from a University wanted to use my blood for a research, because I had the Influenza. I was also transported from the emergency room to an hospital room, where I saw my regular doctor, visiting family members for the rest of the night. I was staying in the hospital for the course of the entire weekend, I was still sick but everything changed for my by the time Monday happened.

So I had my tablet with me, and I decided to watch some videos on Youtube, and I started to laugh a lot. I was starting to feel much better than before. This was the video the made me feel better.

Than you Oney/Chris, thank you for the laughs.

I think the mantra to my story is that, laughter is one of the best medicines you can have. Because I started to feel a lot better than before, my heart rate was returned to normal after all of the laughter I did. I was released once they found out my heart rate returned to normal conditions. I was told to still use medicines once I get home, but I didn't feel like using them much, since I started to feel much better.

So should you get vaccinated? From my experience, probably not, since I haven't had any vaccination shots in a long time, as no symptoms had occurred as they did in the hospital; if you get a vaccine you may get.......

1. A high heart rate

2. Having to constantly spit out mucus in a cup

3. Blow your nose often, while having an extremely runny nose

4. You may get too dizzy to do anything at all

5. Piss and shit while coughing and sneezing

After being away from vaccines, I've had not have any of these symptoms. I don't know if it's healthier lifestyle changes I've made, or maybe people just react differently to different vaccinations.

Pictures used as a Reference
First Image. http://www.osceskills.com/e-learning/subjects/intravenous-cannulation/
Second Image. http://www.kennedyhodges.com/blog/i-was-harmed-in-an-emergency-room-in-houston-can-i-sue-for-medical-malpractice-.cfm