Registered just to reply because I get you. You don't have options here.

Redman, the number one thing they found with blood clots and all the other systemic inflammation issues is that the root cause of that was that the person administering did not avoid major vessels. It's a process called aspiration.

Aspiration is when the provider puts the needle in, draws back on the syringe, and waits a moment to see if blood emerges into the syringe. If so, they start over at a new injection site. This is NOT standard practice in America.

In countries where aspiration is mandatory, they haven't had a single person turn up with clots.

Why?

When they deliver the medicine directly into a vein, or into an area overly dense with capillaries, it goes straight into the major circulatory systems. The chemicals in the vaccine cause thrombocytes(platelet) to detonate and shoot out their webby guts. The webby guts normally stop bleeding, and instead, make a blood clot. The bloodclots clog up places all over the body, causing those major problems you hear of.

Further, your immune system is fighting the immune training component of the shot all over your entire body, instead of just one area. This is a lot more taxing on your organs and nerves.

When the shot is delivered properly, into an area of muscle or fat where there isn't excessive access to veins and arteries, it is a localized inflammatory response and blood clots that form in a muscle will get broken down and dissolved safely.

If the administrator doesn't know what aspirating the shot is, you need to tell the provider to stop and tell your mother than you want them to get someone else to give you the shot because the original party isn't skilled enough to be allowed to.

Sadly, just about anyone who works for a drug store or grocery store pharmacy is being allowed to administer these things. :(