Never heard of the miscarriages before ... I'm a fair bit skeptical of that claim as it sounds like something cobbled together to scare people into not getting the vaccine. But, that's coming from someone who's male, already doubly vaccinated and has no intention of having children ...
I'd need more than just "my sources claim ..." to convince me of something.

Anywho, onto my covid experience.

One of my Uncles died to Covid back in the first wave in April 2020.
He and my aunt decided in the February prior that despite the signs, they were going to go ahead with their South American cruise because they didn't want to lose the money.
The cruise ship they were on contracted Covid when they docked in one of their destinations prior to being turned around and he got it. He used Aspirin and Tylenol to suppress the symptoms so he could get back home (Canada) and not have to pay for American health care ...

The moment he got back (3 planes, 2 taxis and a bus later), he collapsed and was put into the hospital where he was hooked up to machines for the next month before the doctors decided there was nothing else they could do for him.

He suffered from bronchitis prior and we're pretty sure that compounded with Covid to do him in. It was a string of avoidable bad choices on his part and now my cousins have to live with the last thing they ever said to his face being "Don't go."

I wasn't particularly close to this uncle and he liked to boast about having better stuff/vacations than everyone else ... but it was still the first death in the family in over 10 years and it shook us all pretty badly.

No one that I know personally died from the covid-19, and those same people have not lost any of their family to the virus as far as I know. The vast majority of the people I know are vaccinated, the worst one of them suffered was 24h of feeling slightly unwell, equivalent to what he would get from a low-intensity cold, and it went away with paracetamol.

I don't understand what you mean by 'the doctor collected a bonus for declaring someone dead of corona' ? As far as I know, doctors aren't paid more or less for declaring people dead, and I don't understand why they would receive any kind of bonus for lying and artificially inflating the covid-19 death toll. If anything, if they'd be paid, something that I do not believe, it would be to not declare someone dead of corona to make the numbers go down and make it appear as if the pandemic is going away thus make the politicians in charge look good.

I would just remind you, and your sister, that correlations doesn't mean causation. I would also like to point out that our own personal experiences can paint a very skewed picture of the reality of the world at large. And, finally, I would say that facebook is probably the worst place to get accurate and reliable information on pretty much anything, in my opinion.

My grandfather died in november 2020 of covid, and my aunt and uncle got covid during summer 2020, they didn't die but my aunt stopped working a month or 2 ago because she just couldn't work anymore, she's out of breath real fast and can't bring up the energy to finish even half a day of work before being exhausted

4 folks i know in person have died of it gasping and then ventilated early 30s couple dozen extended family members have died from it zero other health issues. Mind you my family is cockroach healthy.. So when we have a big pile of the clan die off its pretty majour. And waaaaay to many non local buds die (unknown if any co.morbidity existed but most were healthy. working folks. ) as for miscarriages.. I do in person know around 20 local "breeders" who got the shot early then slid out healthy babies so ehhhh? I trust the research that coupled with anecdotal evidence leaves me fairly sure its safe enough.

Thanks for sharing everyone
I honestly know more people who have committed suicide since isolation tbh

Well, a friend of my father in his 60's died from covid, was healthy weeks before. My 30's partner spent 2 1/2 months in the hospital with it, half that in the ICU, almost got put onto a ventilator. My supervisor at work in her 40's missed almost 3 months with covid and still has lung issues and needs a rescue inhaler at work sometimes. I got it and one day I was so loopy I forgot how to count while trying to make dinner.

Also the doctors themselves do not get a bonus for covid, the hospital may be given extra funding based on how affected by the pandemic their workload is. Covid doesn't kill you, just like a car wreck doesn't kill you, it's what it causes that kills you. It causes pneumonia for example, which might kill you, but it was brought on by the infection. Like a bullet doesn't kill, the bleeding of the wound would though.

Some information to look at is the number of deaths by year and compare 2019 to 2020. That would give you an idea of the affect it might have had. Year to year, deaths went up 18%. Something like the rate of miscarriages during the current year will be hard to track, but given how they stopped using one vaccine due to a half dozen people having blood clots afterwards, I'd say if the data were there, they would be acting on it, in no small part due to the legal consequences they would face if they're vaccine was indeed causing such harm.

It's funny that you give the car wreck analogy because I've used that same analogy all through the pandemic to help explain what co-morbidities are.

I have personally known two people that had died from COVID. One that I went to college with and one that I used to frequently play video games with online. On top of that, I have multiple friends that have had it who have said they thought they were going to die, and I have friends that have lost their own loved ones to COVID.

For the claim of "The vaccine causes miscarriages" You're going to have to show the rate of miscarriages before the mass vaccine roll out and then after, then have to reasonably show that there isn't some other factor at play such as a drastically increased rate of miscarriages in ONLY those that got the vaccine while demonstrating no increase in those that haven't.

Also, co-morbidities have always been a thing in causing death. A commenter above stated it pretty concisely, people don't die in car crashes, they die of co-morbidities due to car crashes. A close family friend of mine died two years ago from a stroke, but we're of course going to say that it was the brain cancer that killed her.

some scientists in Spain found that the injections contain Graphene oxide which is very toxic and can penetrate the cell membrane
https://chemicalviolence.com/2021-0.....ene-oxide.html

Darn, just the name of the website screams conspiracy theories and unproven outlandish claims, and the article you linked, which I read, is so full of nonsense and misinformation. I won't go and debunk everything on the article, but I would just like to point out one simple fact : if the vaccine was really made of 99% of a toxic and lethal material, as the article implies, don't you think we would see a whole lot more people die or get very sick soon after getting their injection ? And I mean, since official data shows that around 4.5 billion doses of vaccines have been injected to people, the number of death would reach genocide level on a worldwide scale, and there would be no hiding that kind of mass casualty. And yet, we have seen nothing of the sort...

Ivermectin is my secret cure all. I rarely ever get sick, aside from a slight, annoying runny nose or scratchy throat now and then in the fall when the weather turns cold but that's about it. Haven't been bed-ridden with an illness since my Freshman year in high school, and that was some 15 years ago, with the mono bug. Quality vitamins and acceptable diet helps a lot too, I try to avoid processed, fast food, or high sugar drinks and whatnot whenever I can. Stick to water and real squeezed OJ for the most part. I snack on raw broccoli, carrots, apple slices, oranges, pears, peaches and other healthy yummy things throughout the day as well rather than chips, cookies and other high sugar/sodium things like that.
Perhaps not for everyone, but that's what my secret is. I used to consume a LOT of junk food, soda and whatnot a few years back and noticed a big change when I altered my diet. Driving truck I had to, since I spend so much time sitting, consuming stuff like that all the time would make me obese as a beached whale, and I wasn't going that route! It also helped my mood and depression out a ton too.
A vaccine may or may not help depending on the person's particular needs or habits. I haven't taken the COVID vaccine nor have I gotten a seasonal Flu shot in a long while either. But then again, I tend to avoid people as it is so that may also be a contributing factor. I rarely go out, just work, home and repeat for the most part! Even when I do take time off for personal time and travel or vacay I avoid crowds and congested areas whenever possible. Not a people person in the slightest unless I'm well acquainted with those in the gathering. Hell I usually don't go to the grocery store until late hours when it's mostly empty and free of hoomans. Get in, get my stuff and go home. Guess one could say I've been quarantining before it was cool! Lol

Out of curiosity, do you truck through country borders? There's a chance you might have to have a vaccine to travel internationally in the near future, and I was just curious about your thoughts on that and how it would affect your job.

No, I only stick to the states.