According to the VAERS data - I looked myself, there are over 5,000 deaths and 35,000 severe outcomes [Life Threatening (6,526), permanent disabilities (5,233), and hospitalizations (22,360)]. That is a total of about 40,000 severe reactions
that have been reported out of about 160 million (~0.025%). So it might be as high as twice that number. Fatality rates of people under 50 are less than that. Maybe more vaccination
Fatality rate from the vaccine is about 0.0031% which is higher than COVID
fatality rates for those under 35.
An long term effects have not been assessed yet.
If you had COVID, I definitely would not get a vaccine yet. If you are under 35, I would not get it yet. It is questionable if you should get it if you are below 50. Certainly older people or those with significant health issues should get it.
Just checking but 186 million are fully vaccinated now but not much difference in the numbers.
Look for yourself:
https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.html