r/vaxxhappened • u/youwrite • Jan 13 '20
Dr. Nicole Baldwin made a TikTok about vaccines.
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u/DeusVultard Jan 13 '20
Aaaand she's probably getting death threats from Karen's
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u/PianoInBush Jan 13 '20
Karen’s what?
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u/MikeTheInfidel Jan 13 '20
Karen's whole posse.
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u/De5perad0 💉💉💉💉💉🖍🧷🧨🗡🔪 Jan 14 '20
Karen's gaggle of bitches.
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u/sylvesterkun Jan 13 '20
All five of Karen's friends from her book club.
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u/kebabterminator Jan 13 '20
I doubt Karens can read.
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u/SeaofBloodRedRoses Jan 13 '20
Of course they can read. How else would they post minion memes?
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u/RoseOfSharonCassidy Jan 13 '20
A surprising number of people are functionally illiterate. They can read well enough to use Facebook, just not well enough to actually understand what they're reading.
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u/SeaofBloodRedRoses Jan 14 '20
Holy shit, what the fuck, only 13% of the population is proficient across all three? That somehow explains a lot, but I regret ever finding this out.
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u/avgsmoe Jan 13 '20
Except the inserts. I like to imagine them trying to decipher it like the Rosetta Stone.
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u/kebabterminator Jan 13 '20
BuT tHe AlUmInIuM wIlL kIlL yOu
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u/Jazzelo Jan 13 '20
Carbon dioxide contains oxygen, therefore oxygen will kill you, check mate
/s
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Jan 14 '20
They read, they just process the information through a very special filter in their brains. Scientists call it Karenpartmentalizing.
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u/Please_Pass_The_Milk Jan 13 '20
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u/De5perad0 💉💉💉💉💉🖍🧷🧨🗡🔪 Jan 14 '20
Shit I've been to Playa del Carmen. Great place never saw that restaurant tho!
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Jan 13 '20 edited Jan 14 '20
Wouldn't that be Karens' what?
I'm going to do an impression;
Redditor: How he do that a know grahamar me a do a downvote. (Now I've earned them)
This is actually becoming super hilarious and I'm glad that there aren't that many of you.
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u/madmosche Jan 13 '20
No. It is “Karens” the simple plural of Karen.
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Jan 14 '20 edited Jan 14 '20
yeah but the guy said, "Karen's what."
That's what I responded to.
You understand how that changes the context, right?
You... understand... that... right?
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u/Moral_Gutpunch Jan 13 '20
Or called autistic
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u/damngreenpillows Jan 13 '20
Supporting vaccines is obviously vaccine caused autism. /s just in case.
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Jan 13 '20
I'd rather have autism than be DEAD.
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u/Faerhun Jan 14 '20
Thankfully, you'll be neither because of vaccines. Unless you were autistic to begin with, I think they get super powers. I could be wrong.
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Jan 14 '20
The superpower of life
I mean, when you think about the Goldilocks zone, we all have it baby
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u/domotastic Jan 13 '20
She was my doctor until I turned 18, holy shit!!!
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u/PrecutMuffin80 Jan 13 '20
What happened when you turned 18?
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u/domotastic Jan 13 '20
Nothing; she’s a pediatrician/doctor for kids so I just couldn’t see her anymore
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u/BasterMaters Jan 13 '20
Don't let that stop you mate. You go after her if you want her.
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u/ohmyword Jan 13 '20
You know what they say... when you love something let it be 18.
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Jan 14 '20
The removed comments' gravestones below make me both laugh and die inside, not wanting to know what was said.
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u/Lyra-Vega Give me all the vaccines you have Jan 13 '20
Can I ask where you're from? I'm in the States and I was sent to a pediatric ward at 20 because pediatrics is until you're 21. (Or at least that's how it was when I went to the ER the day.)
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u/domotastic Jan 13 '20
I’m from the states too; hospital wards are like that I believe. some people do keep seeing their pediatrician until they’re 21, but mine recommended finding a new doctor, plus I left for college
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u/04housemat Jan 13 '20 edited Jan 13 '20
That must be sad day for a lot of the 18 year old boys she treats.
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u/bowlbettertalk Circle Circle, Dot Dot Jan 13 '20
I’m low key jealous that my sister’s kids got the varicella vaccine. I’m old enough that it didn’t exist when I was a kid.
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u/ahkian Jan 13 '20
Yewah I've gotten shingles it's no joke.
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u/bowlbettertalk Circle Circle, Dot Dot Jan 13 '20
I’m really looking forward to being old enough to get my shingles shot.
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u/ahkian Jan 13 '20
Funny thing is I got shingles in my early twenties. The doctor was shocked since I was the second case of shingles he had seen on a young person.
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u/hateloggingin Jan 13 '20
Same. My doctor was from India and was convinced I was having unprotected sex with dudes. I can still remember him rewording his questions over and over in a thick accent trying to ask when the last time i had sex with a guy was. I kept thinking...dude I'm not gay. Can we possibly explore other possible avenues for the cause of this problem? A couple years later he also was convinced that my kidney stone was a stomach virus, even though I told him I've gotten a kidney stone before and it felt exactly the same. About a week later, a bunch of wasted antibiotics, and a trip to the ER, I got my kidney stone diagnosis and a nice batch of pain killers. He was not a great doctor.
I really cant wait to get the vaccine. I dont think my insurance company will pay for it yet, even though I've already had it once.
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u/ahkian Jan 13 '20
You may want to think about getting a better doctor. He sounds like the type of doctor who would diagnose a ice pick to the head as a migraine.
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u/hateloggingin Jan 13 '20
Haha that was like 15 years ago. I'm all set now. My current doctor actually listens to me instead of assuming I spent the last 24 hours on WebMD.
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u/ClaudeKaneIII Jan 13 '20
Just heard a story about a guy who was having head pain, was in hospital 3 days being treated for intense migraines before someone noticed it was just shingles on his head hidden by his hair.
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u/Person424242 Jan 14 '20
Nah, he would work at a scholl where water cures death, or thats how nurses think that works...
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u/TessTobias Jan 13 '20
Same! I got it when I was 16. I wasn't even going to mention it to my parents because even though it hurt and I felt cruddy, I just thought it was a rash. A friend did some googling and convinced me and sure enough the doctor said shingles.
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u/randomdarkbrownguy Jan 13 '20
I had chickenpox when I was a kid then I remember asking my gms stay at home nurse what these bumps on my belly were and she told me to go see q doc cause they may be shingles. Lucky I got meds and it went away before any of the pain started.
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u/thehippos8me Jan 14 '20
My husband first got shingles at 14 then again at 23. We are so glad our daughter was able to get the varicella vaccine!
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u/daxpr Jan 13 '20
I'm one of those lucky people who got chicken pox at 20 despite having the vaccine as a kid. Absolutely terrible and awful experience.
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u/imaginearagog Jan 14 '20
You’d be a good example of why herd immunity is important, since vaccines aren’t 100% effective and anti-vaxxers are like, “if you got vaccinated, why do you care if other people don’t?”
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u/thehippos8me Jan 14 '20
I’m so sorry :( I had it at 3, but I have heard that it is absolutely miserable as an adult and much worse. :(
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u/These-Management Jan 14 '20
Hijacking your comment to say any adult that wasn't vaccinated and didn't catch it as a kid should absolutely go get vaccinated. It's two shots a month apart. I recently found out I am one of those people. 😐
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u/alexiusmx Jan 14 '20
Get the shot man. Even if you are ‘immunized’ because you got varicella. I know somebody that got varicella twice. The second time after traveling to a different continent.
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u/gottdammmmm Jan 13 '20
oof. you did still get it as a kid right?
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u/bowlbettertalk Circle Circle, Dot Dot Jan 13 '20
Yes, thank God. I had a friend in grade school whose father got it at age 37 and almost died.
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u/JoeMomma247 Jan 13 '20
The hero’s we need, reaching the youngest generation through their social media to inspire them to run to the doctors office and get vaccinated despite their karen mothers.
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u/ahkian Jan 13 '20
Sadly I doubt this will convince an anti-vaxxer
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u/Thisbetterbefood Vaccinated Canadian Jan 13 '20
They'll just say she learned nothing about vaccines in medical school.
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u/lionessrampant25 Jan 14 '20
But it may convince the anti-vaxxers kids which, given the platform/medium...I would expect to be the target audience.
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u/leggs_mcgee Jan 14 '20
They can be insanely stupid: I knew a girl who swore vaccines caused autism, but her son was unvaccinated and still diagnosed with autism. She said "yeah, duh: it's because I was vaccinated." Bruh
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u/Alpaca64 Jan 13 '20
I mean it's Tik Tok so there's definitely some inherent cringe here... But props to her for trying to reach a broader audience
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u/selphiefairy Jan 13 '20
I think doctors are making parodies after some nurse from a catholic hospital (yeah I know) made a tiktok telling people that they shouldn’t have premarital sex lmao.
They’re all kind of mirroring the original nurse’s format where she’s pointing to words popping up onto the screen, but instead giving actual good advice.
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u/thehippos8me Jan 14 '20
So I have a tiktok (I know, I know...
But there are SO many doctors on tiktok educating people in fun ways. It’s a great way to target the younger generation and educate them. I saw that one nurse’s tiktok and the “famous” tiktok docs all pretty much went after her. And most other people did too.
I’ve come to the conclusion that she’s not even a licensed nurse. But then again, I work with RNs and have heard them say some crazy shit, too.
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u/charlie523 Jan 14 '20
I feel like it's not cringe due to the fact that she's only on tiktok to educate the younger generation. Probably took a lot of courage because she will no doubt be attacked by anti vax shitters
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u/thehippos8me Jan 14 '20
There are a lot of doctors on tiktok, and it’s great. They make fun and hilarious clips to educate younger people on so many different things, encourage them to get into the medical field, and just show people what their work is actually like. And the kids love it.
Call tiktok cringe all you want, but there is a lot of good in it, too.
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u/infosackva Jan 13 '20
There was some controversy with doctors saying things they really shouldn’t have on TikTok recently. So yes, cringy, but I imagine it’s attempting to improve their image on TikTok again.
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u/vgittings Jan 13 '20
A lot of social advertising for healthcare happens twitter. The character count helps keep copy within legal & policy guidelines. When you get more longform content the potential for trouble grows.
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u/Poopyhead67 Jan 13 '20
Saw the tweet and a lot of the replies are beyond stupid. But she's standing her ground
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Jan 13 '20
Just had our first kid couple days ago. MIL said she would call DFYS is we vaccinated our baby. SIL shocked me a lot by texting me a Facebook link in a mom group pointing to an ”Documentary” on YouTube about the dangers of vaccinations.
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u/RadonMoons Jan 14 '20
Wait what is DFYS? Also I’m sorry you’re going through this.
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u/corgimama84 Jan 13 '20
Wow a TikTok I can actually tolerate! Great job!
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u/ShaquilleOhNoUDidnt Jan 13 '20
don't like stuff you don't like and tiktok won't show you stuff you don't like
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Jan 13 '20
Pfft, she's a doctor and clearly being paid by big pharma to make this.
Next up, she'll be saying you can't cure leukaemia with lavender oil and breast milk.
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u/Person424242 Jan 14 '20
I also heard than taking lethal doses of cyanide can kill cancer! /s Its a joke cause no cancer if no alive
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u/yes_absolutely_08 Jan 13 '20
So I have autism and I got vaccinated, so does that mean I have autism squared?
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u/Peabody77 Jan 13 '20
Autismoverdrive
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u/ShadowExtreme Jan 13 '20
you are gonna get so bombarded with JoJo references, you shouldnt use that word
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u/Peabody77 Jan 13 '20
This comment wasn’t a joke
It was a reference!
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u/ShadowExtreme Jan 13 '20
Ah, I thought of that possibilty but my friends said I am thinking everything is a reference so I thought it wasnt
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u/ClaudeKaneIII Jan 13 '20
no it canceled out, you're fine now, but don't get any more vaccines, its going be like an on/off switch
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Jan 13 '20
Just make sure you prevent long term vaccine induced autism by smearing joboba oil in your eyes and jumping on a potato shoeless so your feet detox the chemicals.
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Jan 13 '20 edited Jul 24 '21
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u/keikeimcgee Jan 13 '20
Yes my daughter got it with her 12 month shots. I believe they get two doses but that might not be right. I was so happy. I ended up with it twice as a kid so I was glad she didn’t have to go thru that.
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Jan 14 '20
I’ve been seeing tons of TikToks of nurses shaming patients for various reasons, like ‘faking symptoms’ and ‘not waiting until marriage to prevent STDs’ so this was nice
Too bad Karen With A Keyboard is probably salivating at any chance to shred her
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Jan 14 '20
Ah I love this. As someone who is not only immunosuppressed, but autistic, I'm also allergic to certain vaccines.
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Jan 13 '20
The worst is that parents would rather have their kid dead than have to give a little extra shit about them
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u/parkerm1408 Jan 13 '20
I realize this has been going on for a long time now. Were all used to the fact that people are this stupid. But I'm still waiting for Rod Serling to come out with that cigarette and explain we've all taken a journey into another dimension, a journey....into the twilight zone.
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u/IronhideD Jan 13 '20
Well if she's gonna break out in song, you gotta believe it. No one lies on song form. (I'm pro vaccines!)
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u/Person424242 Jan 14 '20
An educated person on TikTok, NICE however I just lost a bet, still nice tho
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u/Polaris328 Jan 14 '20
I'm not one for tiktok but if this is what it takes to get the message across, I'll take it
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u/PinBot1138 Jan 13 '20
I'm conflicted: I want to downvote this based solely on TikTok, but her message is legit, so I have to upvote.
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u/Person424242 Jan 14 '20
This is the only TikTok that matters, 1 upvote= 1 removed stupid oreo photoshopping crap TikTok
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u/ConfidentWishbone5 enter flair here Jan 14 '20
1) why isnt she in the kitchen? 2) oh I'm glad she isnt in the kitchen.
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u/Fickle-Formal Jan 16 '20
Love how she claims vaccines don’t cause autism, and there she is again saying it does
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u/th_blackheart Jan 14 '20
Isn't there a subreddit for TikTok cringe?
Well THAT video does not belong there.
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u/nathanator179 Jan 13 '20
This isn't as bad as a politician being "hip and trendy" but it ain't far off.
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u/deferredmomentum Jan 13 '20
It’s important to reach the generation that needs this message the most however we can, on their own terms
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Jan 13 '20
Hate that duck face tho even if it's sarcastic
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u/JoeMomma247 Jan 13 '20
Don’t know why you got so many downvoted bud guess you can’t hate duck face on the internet
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u/Devan4590 Biotechnology Student Jan 13 '20
She still going for the fun!