Has anyone ever died after they received their Covid shot?

not that i know if

Many people have died AFTER receiving one of the Covid-19 vaccines. That is ENTIRELY different from claiming the vaccine was in any way related to the cause of death.

100% of all people that die do so after BREATHING, but breathing is rarely the cause of death.

Indeed people with MS and/or  allergies,  need to talk with their doctors first and make sure the shot is administered with SUPERVISION,  for up to an hour of observation  for any adverse effects. 

I have a dozen allergies and I am in no rush to get the vaccine.....and nearly everyone is unanimous that people with allergies  could have an adverse reaction .

People with MS have depressed immune systems and are also at high risk- 

You need to get the shot in a controlled setting,  not one of those drive by things.........where no one observes you after they give you the shot and you just drive off.  You could have a reaction 10 minutes later. 

If Mom has MS, then she has an extensive medical record of tests and treatments.  Ask her personal physician.  Just call and ask.     A guy eating a popsicle drops dead from a heart attack.  Popsicles do NOT cause heart attacks.

Nobody has died before getting one...

Has anybody died FROM a covid-19 vaccination?

maybe a few

Yes but when that has happened there was usually a contributing factor.

In a few cases an elderly patient that was already on their death bed was given the vaccine.

Well what did they expect to happen.

In most cases they found that a person had an underlying health condition that was exacerbated by the vaccine.

If you give 100M shots, there will be people who die shortly afterwards.   Nothing to do with the vaccine - just statistics.  But, no - I haven't heard of anyone dying from the vaccine.  

Yeah, there's been a few but a few people die eating peanuts too.

Yes.  Don't forget that many of the first to receive the shot are elderly people with pre-existing conditions.  They're not the healthiest of people, y'know.

None that has been proven as the reason for dying.