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Covid jab or no covid jab ?
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
Will be having it when offerd not so much a worry about having it more a case is it gona be the magic bullet everyone thinks its going to be.we have whitty on the t.v saying there is likley to be another spike around autum winter time if everyone hasbeen stuck with a needle by then why are we likley to see another spike |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nothing worried me about having it, actually there was a sense of relief almost like a weight being lifted and a sense that the light at the end of the tunnel has suddenly got a lot closer.
As with any drug/medication there is the possibility of side effects and i can see why some may be hesitant in having the vaccine given the media exposure of a few thromboembolic events, however unless it turns into hundreds of people with these events (in the uk) then they are currently happening at less than the 1 in 1000 that they usually occur in the population. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nothing worried me about having it, actually there was a sense of relief almost like a weight being lifted and a sense that the light at the end of the tunnel has suddenly got a lot closer.
As with any drug/medication there is the possibility of side effects and i can see why some may be hesitant in having the vaccine given the media exposure of a few thromboembolic events, however unless it turns into hundreds of people with these events (in the uk) then they are currently happening at less than the 1 in 1000 that they usually occur in the population."
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No worries at all and no need to have any. Sadly certain factions on social media and I'm sure other places too just have to sow a seed of doubt and some people start to get anxious which then undermines all the good work being done. |
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Vaccination won’t be mandatory by law, but from the other point, if airlines will be requiring you to have it before boarding, then answer yourself;)
My opinion is that we will not know any long time side effects right now. You will be able to tell more maybe in 3-5 years.
Will we get vaccinated? Yes.
Are we against? Cannot say without knowing more about this vaccine.
We do not get a flu jab every year. But we did get all required vaccines when traveling to Asia and Africa.
We are now recovering from covid. Both of is had it last week.
Kama had a really bad time. We get tired much quicker now. Kama can’t walk for too long. Cannot run like she could pre-covid. She was affected. She was struggling with breathing.
Sorry for long post. |
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"I will not be having it.
Good luck too you all
Will you change your mind if venues won't admit you without it ?"
Would I risk my health just to get into a venue? No way!
Once those chemicals are in your body, you can't flush them out.
If you are sure it works, why would anyone who has had it, be worried that I have not? |
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I'll be having the jab. I trust that countless health organisations know how to analyse the safety and efficacy data, and/or that that number of governments are entirely incapable of agreeing and being able to maintain a conspiracy (in other words, if there were one, someone would have said something provable and we'd have evidence). |
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I had mine - never looked forward to a jab so much in all my life! Everything in life is a balance of risks
The risk of covid, hospitalization and possible death plus long covid is far higher than what we know of the risks of this vaccination. Known risk against hypothetical risk? Easy decision for me. |
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Both had it without a 2nd thought.
Wasn't worried, if anything it was a huge relief, and another step towards hoping to get back to normality. Just waiting on our 2nd dose now.
I need to see my family, I need to be able to hug my Mum and my Brothers and Sisters, and kiss my neices and nephews and just...ENJOY life again!
This past year has absolutely destroyed my mental health and if there's anything I can do to help get back to what we had, I'll take it!
- Amy. x |
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"Both had it without a 2nd thought.
Wasn't worried, if anything it was a huge relief, and another step towards hoping to get back to normality. Just waiting on our 2nd dose now.
I need to see my family, I need to be able to hug my Mum and my Brothers and Sisters, and kiss my neices and nephews and just...ENJOY life again!
This past year has absolutely destroyed my mental health and if there's anything I can do to help get back to what we had, I'll take it!
- Amy. x"
I am not trying to be funny, but why did you just not go and see them? |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
Having vaccine has made me less stressed when in supermarket etc and sleeping better and feel it is the start of getting my life back together.
There is a risk in all drugs/vaccines etc but the possible benefits are far greater than any risk.
I urge you all to get it lets get our lives back |
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"Having vaccine has made me less stressed when in supermarket etc and sleeping better and feel it is the start of getting my life back together.
There is a risk in all drugs/vaccines etc but the possible benefits are far greater than any risk.
I urge you all to get it lets get our lives back"
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"Having vaccine has made me less stressed when in supermarket etc and sleeping better and feel it is the start of getting my life back together.
There is a risk in all drugs/vaccines etc but the possible benefits are far greater than any risk.
I urge you all to get it lets get our lives back"
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Had mine Saturday, all good, a little ache in the upper arm Sunday morning but soon disappeared, think we should all take it if offered, it was quick and painless, people looked happy to be receiving it  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks "
Do blood clots never happen apart from when people have received a vaccine? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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According to oxford university I have a 99.992% cha6of survival IF I catch it.
Why would I take an experimental injection for that.
Thanks but no thanks. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had jab yesterday .... been fit and worked all through , my goodness it knocked me for 6 yesterday and still headache and shivers now ... but glad I had it |
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks "
if you actually read the reports it's an over reaction. There are no more people who have had the vaccine getting blood clots than who haven't had it .
The vaccine is also now being shown to help reduce transmission so its not just yourself your protecting |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks "
I'm waiting for enough lab rats to test this untested not yet licensed drug, then if safe and verify by the food and drug industry as safe for humans. I may consider having it. Till then no insurance cover, because I've checked my policy and if i take an unlicensed drug I'm not coved.
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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago
Birmingham |
"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks I'm waiting for enough lab rats to test this untested not yet licensed drug, then if safe and verify by the food and drug industry as safe for humans. I may consider having it. Till then no insurance cover, because I've checked my policy and if i take an unlicensed drug I'm not coved. "
Untested?
Unlicensed?
Oh ok.. |
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"Both had it without a 2nd thought.
Wasn't worried, if anything it was a huge relief, and another step towards hoping to get back to normality. Just waiting on our 2nd dose now.
I need to see my family, I need to be able to hug my Mum and my Brothers and Sisters, and kiss my neices and nephews and just...ENJOY life again!
This past year has absolutely destroyed my mental health and if there's anything I can do to help get back to what we had, I'll take it!
- Amy. x
I am not trying to be funny, but why did you just not go and see them?"
Of course, why not risk their lives for my own selfish needs?
My Mum is vulnerable, my Sister works with vulnerable people so can't take unnecessary risks, my Brother delivers essential medical equipment all over the country and cannot risk getting ill. |
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My Mum is vulnerable, my Sister works with vulnerable people so can't take unnecessary risks, my Brother delivers essential medical equipment all over the country and cannot risk getting ill."
I don't think it was suggested that you should hug and kiss them, just that you could have stood 2m apart in the open air for a chat. |
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks "
Not sure where you get the 99% from. However, 40 people having clots out of the 17 million vaccinated with the AZ version. As a percentage that’s (40/17,000,000)x100% = 0.00024%. That means that going with your 1%, you are 4250 (1/0.00024) times more likely to die due to COVID than getting a blood clot. Of course the number of people getting a blood clot after having the vaccine is no different to the number of people getting a blood clot without the vaccine. Therefore you will have the same risk of having a blood clot plus being 4250 times more likely to die. Nice thinking  |
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks I'm waiting for enough lab rats to test this untested not yet licensed drug, then if safe and verify by the food and drug industry as safe for humans. I may consider having it. Till then no insurance cover, because I've checked my policy and if i take an unlicensed drug I'm not coved. "
Sorry but you have no idea what you are talking about. Verified by the food and drug Industry? Are you saying industry self regulates and not individual country regulatory bodies? Now that would lead to dodgy drugs etc. Not tested? Not licensed? Not going to waste my time there. |
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks I'm waiting for enough lab rats to test this untested not yet licensed drug, then if safe and verify by the food and drug industry as safe for humans. I may consider having it. Till then no insurance cover, because I've checked my policy and if i take an unlicensed drug I'm not coved.
Untested?
Unlicensed?
Oh ok.."
It's cute, isn't it?  |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
Had the AZ ten days ago very slight temperature as I felt hot and sore arm for a couple of days, not worried in the slightest about the second dose, I wonder how many that are worried smoke,drink or take drugs, crossing the street has more risks than any of the jabs. |
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Mrs E has had hers and I'm booked in this week. Never been so excited about having a needle stuck in my arm and maybe feeling like shit for a day or two! I think it's amazing what these vaccines are doing for us. No doubts here at all. Jab us up baby so we can get back our there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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wont touch it. heard too many bad things. friends dad took the astra one and went to sleep n never woke up
another friends face swelled up and he nearly died. blood clotts and allergic reactions
i've not met anyone with somuch as a sniffle
i'll take my chances
any time i go out i'm wearing a helmet and biker leathers anyway |
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By *Just meMan
over a year ago
Basingstoke |
"Who has worries about having the vacine and if so what worrys you about it ?"
No worries here... I hae had my first and waiting for second.
My wife has booked her first.... My grown up boys are waiting for their call too. |
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By *Just meMan
over a year ago
Basingstoke |
"wont touch it. heard too many bad things. friends dad took the astra one and went to sleep n never woke up
another friends face swelled up and he nearly died. blood clotts and allergic reactions
i've not met anyone with somuch as a sniffle
i'll take my chances
any time i go out i'm wearing a helmet and biker leathers anyway"
Most people I know have had a sore arm at the site. 1 person felt crap for 2 days. Thats all I have seen... I am a nurse too. I have had it, my in laws have had it, my wife is about to have it and my grown up sons are waiting. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Having mine in the doctors surgery on Thursday, I’m already on blood thinners so that’s a help.
Was told you might get fuzzy head and to take paracetamol few hours before to help. |
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"Four counties have pulled the Oxford astra one because of blood clots,will trust my 99% immune system thanks I'm waiting for enough lab rats to test this untested not yet licensed drug, then if safe and verify by the food and drug industry as safe for humans. I may consider having it. Till then no insurance cover, because I've checked my policy and if i take an unlicensed drug I'm not coved. "
I take it that you have sourced this scarily inaccurate info from dubious sources.
In the UK the MHRA approves vaccines for use and they have awarded approval to these vaccines. They don't license them - though other countries such as the USA may do - perhaps you got the wording from facebook etc? - so whichever insurance you have, assuming it is UK insurance, may refer to the UK MHRA.
Of course these vaccines are tested. Their trial data is available and tens of thousands of people participated in the trials. I take it that you've not read any of the research evidence, after making such glaringly incorrect claims. Perhaps you could educate yourself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had the Oxford one , got bad side effects for one day and was fine , I would get the other jab tomorrow if I could , it’s a no brainier, too many people are taking what idiots on Facebook are saying as facts , listen to the government and there team of experts |
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"I will not be having it.
Good luck too you all
Will you change your mind if venues won't admit you without it ?
Would I risk my health just to get into a venue? No way!
Once those chemicals are in your body, you can't flush them out.
If you are sure it works, why would anyone who has had it, be worried that I have not?"
Hope you don't catch the virus and end up in Hospital as all the treatments they have found that helps people survive may contain all the chemicals you speak of. In fact lets hope you don't don't need any medical intervention for any disease as you will be screwed if you are refusing all these life saving drugs. Oh and you had better stop breathing the polluted air with all these nasty chemicals that are killing us. Continue down the path you see fit sir, but remember Man kind can live to over 100 years of age due to all the medical interventions you are scared of  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was delighted to get both doses of this licensed, tested and approved vaccine.
Just as I was grateful to be innoculated against polio, measles, mumps, rubella, TB, etc, etc, .... |
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By *ldaCouple
over a year ago
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"wont touch it. heard too many bad things. friends dad took the astra one and went to sleep n never woke up
another friends face swelled up and he nearly died. blood clotts and allergic reactions
i've not met anyone with somuch as a sniffle
i'll take my chances
any time i go out i'm wearing a helmet and biker leathers anyway"
May be a surprise, but cigarettes are pretty bad for you......... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"According to oxford university I have a 99.992% cha6of survival IF I catch it.
Why would I take an experimental injection for that.
Thanks but no thanks. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"About time we had a positive thread (except for one person). Saying the vaccine is unlicensed and untested made me laugh, where do they get this rubbish from? "
It's not entirely rubbish.
It's true in the US it is not a licensed drug and only has Emergency Use Authorisation from the FDA
It's also true as someone else mentioned, if you were to die of the vaccine in the US, your life insurance would not cover you.
In the Uk we have a Temporary Authorisation from the MHRA.
You can see the full details of this temporary Authorisation on the .gov website.
Here's a snippet of the very first part
"This temporary Authorisation under Regulation 174 permits the supply of identified COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine BNT162b2 batches, based on the safety, quality and efficacy data submitted by Pfizer/BioNTech to MHRA in the period from 1 October to 2 December 2020
This authorisation is not a marketing authorisation."
It's not true that the vaccine is untested. However it is only partially tested.
Phase 3 trails for the Pfizer vaccine are not due to be completed until 2023.
Pfizer must supply interim phase 3 data to the MRHA throughout the process.
Temporary Authorisation could be pulled at anytime and full Authorisation and licensing will not be given until the phase 3 trails are complete.
I'm unsure about the life insurance issue in the UK. If anyone is concerned I'd suggest contacting your insurance provider for clarification. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Had mine on Monday, first prick I have had this year. No hesitation with having it, the sooner we all have them the sooner we can start getting back to normal x |
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