Excellent topic. The big pink elephant in the room. We'd !LUV to drop some Canadian stats here.
How many have they killed and how long do the rest have? Canada has reported to date over 22,000 cases of adverse events, 5,000 of which were "serious", resulting in death, hospitalization, birth defect, or permanent disability. Here are some of the adverse events of special interest:

97 cases of Guillain-barre syndrome
72 cases of Thrombocytopenia
146 heart attack or arrest
1,012 myo/pericarditis
500+cases of (deep vein) thromboses)
325 cases of pulmonary embolism
611 cases of Bells' Palsy
40 miscarriages and 5 fetal growth restrictions