evidence: I had almost no reaction to the vaccine itself other than a slightly sore arm (similar to my experience with previous rounds of covid vaccines). But several days later I started to feel horrible, similar to how I was the previous summer/fall 2022, and it got progressively worse. After looking it up, we learned that the vaccine contains mRNA for some of the subunits of the spike protein including the S1 subunit. There's experimental evidence that the S1 subunit triggers formation of microclots. So by getting vaccinated, I filled my blood vessels with the S1 subunit, causing these abnormal microclots and inflammation (vasculitis is a term that's been popping up in the long covid literature and on twitter), which reset the clock back 8+ months for me to clear out the spike protein subunit.