During an interview with Dr. Drew Pinksy discussing her vaccination status, side effects, and an on-stage fall that resulted in a skull fracture, comedian Heather MacDonald admitted that she likely won’t be getting a fourth jab.
At one point in the interview, Dr. Drew admitted that he knew a man who received a booster shot of the vaccine and is still unable “to walk across the room,” chalking it up to “funny side effects” and still encouraging people to get the jab. However, he did seem to draw a connection between MacDonald’s vaccination status and her fainting at a stand-up comedy event in Tempe, Arizona where he just finished bragging about all of the shots she has gotten right before collapsing on stage. That fall resulted in a fracture to her skull.
Pinsky was particularly worried that MacDonald was experiencing myocarditis during the collapse, which was when MacDonald admitted that was “done” getting shots for now. To his credit, Dr. Drew backed her up saying there was “no evidence” at the moment that further vaxing is necessary for the majority of people.
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Heather Mcdonald talks about her incident on stage and says she won’t get her 4th shot . pic.twitter.com/F7kLu1SblK
— Lady Sarah 🔮🌜💫🏋️♀️ (@srah_jan111) February 12, 2022
Twitter reaction was mixed:
I know nothing about this lady other than seeing her collapse on stage and then this. But owing to what she was saying on stage, it’s good that she’s being honest and linking it to the booster now. Fair play to her.
— Beside The Sea (@jowbesidethesea) February 12, 2022
I think he added “It’s still worth doing it…” for appearance, to get along w the mainstream narrative. He knows darn well how potentially harmful these vacs are, even giving the example of his friend who cannot walk due to vac.
— KC95014 (@kc95014) February 12, 2022
Just out of curiosity, what would be the reason to lie about it?
— Leanne (@Leanne00888573) February 12, 2022
He knows he can’t say to NOT get the shot, he would lose his show instantly. He dances around it. He’s not a real doctor he is an entertainer in TV. His cares more about his TV come react than patients.
— TD (@coachtd27) February 12, 2022
You want friends like him, right?
— Marc Girardot (@GirardotMarc) February 12, 2022
And after all that, the booster only lasts about 4 months.
— Louis X Delgado (@mystang42) February 12, 2022
They think, because I didn’t die, the shot is working, their mind is blind to what’s actually happening.
— Duane L. Yost (@yost_duane) February 12, 2022
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