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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why? "
All do the same job.. either or good for me. |
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why? "
Really don't care. I had AZ but I really am not concerned which one I have as long as I have it. |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
I would have taken what was available, As it was I was given the Pfizer one.
Get my second one this week exactly 12 weeks from the first one.
For reasons not known to me my injections have been and will be at the local General Hospital. |
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why?
All do the same job.. either or good for me."
Moderna sounds like a chrome and glass table that would be bought at Ikea... |
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why?
All do the same job.. either or good for me.
Moderna sounds like a chrome and glass table that would be bought at Ikea..."
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why?
All do the same job.. either or good for me.
Moderna sounds like a chrome and glass table that would be bought at Ikea..."
Apparently it's Mode-RNA.
Wouldn't it be Mudernä though? |
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"I know you can't but if you could choose out of the 3 available (including Moderna) which would you, and why? "
I could chose (my work crosses different hospital sites and each hospital had a different vaccine. I could chose which site therefore choosing vaccine) and chose Pfizer after my research and after effects meant to be lesser had you had covid previously.
To be fair I’d have had any though! |
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As some scientist said "the best vaccine is the one in your arm!"
I has AstraZenica with a sore arm, shivery cold feeling after a day for about a day. Very happy with that, looking foreward to june and the second shot! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Moderna isn't widely available until mid April in the UK.
I'm very happy with the vaccine i had (Phizer) but I would have happily had whatever was offered. |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
I received the Pfizer vaccine a couple of weeks ago, but would have been happy to have been given any of them.
Some citizens on this planet may have to wait years; the rollout in Ireland (Republic of) has been very slow. North of the border, vaccinations are progressing well, thanks to the preemptive actions of Boris and his officials. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I received the Pfizer vaccine a couple of weeks ago, but would have been happy to have been given any of them.
Some citizens on this planet may have to wait years; the rollout in Ireland (Republic of) has been very slow. North of the border, vaccinations are progressing well, thanks to the preemptive actions of Boris and his officials."
The UK has offered Republic of Ireland 3.7 million vaccines a couple of days ago so hopefully that will help with the rollout. |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
"I received the Pfizer vaccine a couple of weeks ago, but would have been happy to have been given any of them.
Some citizens on this planet may have to wait years; the rollout in Ireland (Republic of) has been very slow. North of the border, vaccinations are progressing well, thanks to the preemptive actions of Boris and his officials.
The UK has offered Republic of Ireland 3.7 million vaccines a couple of days ago so hopefully that will help with the rollout. "
There is no mention of this (offer, and acceptance) on recent RTE News reports, just news after further days, reductions in supplies from Europe and missed deadlines. Much is promised, but much fewer vaccinations are being rolled out.
This slow delivery may permit mutations to arise and proliferate, thereby potentially jeopardising the great work being done north of the border.
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"My mum chose her vaccine, after finding out about the side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine."
It's interesting. Some of my family are due their vaccine anytime (medical vulnerability, Australia, slower start to rollout, flood delay) and the advice they're getting is Oxford over Pfizer. |
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I’ve had both jabs now with no side effects at all and had the Oxford AZ which was always my preferred choice after the research I’d done with regards my one health conditions and which was best for me however had I have got to the site and they were only offering Pfizer I wouldn’t have turned it down!! |
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"My mum chose her vaccine, after finding out about the side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
It's interesting. Some of my family are due their vaccine anytime (medical vulnerability, Australia, slower start to rollout, flood delay) and the advice they're getting is Oxford over Pfizer."
It has been reported that for those clinically vulnerable that the Oxford has a better outcome and was what I had found through all the research I did and my consultant and GP also said was the safer option too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome! |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome! "
The Novavax one does look super cool. |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"Please can I have the one with the Bill Gates microchip in it? I could do with improving my WiFi connection  "
It's precisely due to comments like these that it's pointless justifying my decision on these forums. Anyone who presents legitimate concerns is labeled an antivaxxer or conspiracy cook. My reasons are valid and scientific. If you'd like to know them, feel free to pm me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool. "
Yes and I think they planning on using that for the boosters.
I know not much has been said about the boosters at the moment but is that likely to be everyone in the autumn or just the most vulnerable do we know? |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Yes and I think they planning on using that for the boosters.
I know not much has been said about the boosters at the moment but is that likely to be everyone in the autumn or just the most vulnerable do we know?"
I don't know. I suppose it'll depend on the data re various vaccines, efficacy against variants, antibodies waning, etc.
Plus logistics and community prevalence, I suppose. |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool. "
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away? |
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By *ljamMan
over a year ago
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?"
It's facetious posts like this which make me afraid to spread anti-science nonsense to disguise essential selfishness/stupidity. Flu... freedom of speech... perfectly healthy... death certificates... government... something, something...  |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?"
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using  lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed  |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
It's facetious posts like this which make me afraid to spread anti-science nonsense to disguise essential selfishness/stupidity. Flu... freedom of speech... perfectly healthy... death certificates... government... something, something... "
The truthiness of the sciency science is like RNA. So delicate it must be handled like an overindulged ego.
Mockery destroys the truth! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I’ve had the Pfizer as of February. Happy to have been offered and we are privileged to receive it to allow us all our freedoms back and life to return. |
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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago
Birmingham |
I had a jab. I have my reasons. I can tell you which one but then I would have to report you to Bill Gates. I could give you my reasons, but then I would have to report you to, to, to someone yes, someone important. |
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By *ady Lick OP Woman
over a year ago
Northampton Somewhere |
Thanks for all of your comments, I do love to read them, the serious and the silly.
What I will say is I hope the people saying they will have the Pfizer one because the science is cool are joking!
Lotsa  |
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"Thanks for all of your comments, I do love to read them, the serious and the silly.
What I will say is I hope the people saying they will have the Pfizer one because the science is cool are joking!
Lotsa "
I'll geek over the cool science and take what I'm given |
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"Thanks for all of your comments, I do love to read them, the serious and the silly.
What I will say is I hope the people saying they will have the Pfizer one because the science is cool are joking!
Lotsa "
The science of all of the vaccines is cool and I'm pleased that finally, the really important work done by life scientists of various disciplines is really being seen by the population at large, most of whom never think about why we, in general, have such low prevalence of serious infectious disease in this country. |
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"Thanks for all of your comments, I do love to read them, the serious and the silly.
What I will say is I hope the people saying they will have the Pfizer one because the science is cool are joking!
Lotsa
The science of all of the vaccines is cool and I'm pleased that finally, the really important work done by life scientists of various disciplines is really being seen by the population at large, most of whom never think about why we, in general, have such low prevalence of serious infectious disease in this country."
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed "
Thank you for the warning, I'll definitely won't have the vaccine now. |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed
Thank you for the warning, I'll definitely won't have the vaccine now."
Ok hun. You go sit with others of your calibre, it'll do wonders for herd immunity |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed
Thank you for the warning, I'll definitely won't have the vaccine now.
Ok hun. You go sit with others of your calibre, it'll do wonders for herd immunity"
Thank you for warning about the dangers of the vaccine, you helped my decision not to take this experimental vaccine  |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed
Thank you for the warning, I'll definitely won't have the vaccine now.
Ok hun. You go sit with others of your calibre, it'll do wonders for herd immunity
Thank you for warning about the dangers of the vaccine, you helped my decision not to take this experimental vaccine "
Enjoy the higher dose and longer half life mercury in your tuna stockpile |
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"Buy British! I've had and I'd still go with the OAZ. Seriously though, the Pfizer and Moderna ones are kind of the cooler tech, but the Pfizer one is possibly not the best choice if you've had an episode of anaphylaxis (not sure if the same is true of the Moderna one) and my local mass vaccination centre will send you away if they think there's a risk of a reaction, irrespective of the vaccine (they're just being abundantly cautious and prefer patients to be vaccinated in a controlled environment at the local hospital where a supply of OAZ can be guaranteed for that reason). The Novavax one is also quite innovative from a technological point of view. Wouldn't mind that as my booster in the autumn, but I shouldn't really be geeking out about it!! Just grateful that I've had it and the people involved in the whole process from design, manufacture all the way through to administering the jabs are nothing short of fucking awesome!
The Novavax one does look super cool.
Does the novavax jab include side effects of runaway nuclear fusion of your body, exploding into a giant fireball that consumes the entire solar system and can be seen from a distance of millions of light years away?
Not quite. Apparently the nasty nasty vaccinators are getting around the removal in mercury by using lipid nanoparticles which cause neural inflammation and carry on the dastardly work that our lord and saviour Wakefield exposed! A virologist said it was so!
This horrendous experimental medicine, medical device, gene therapy under certain (cherry picked) US state laws - it trains your body. It'll change your DNA and alter how human you are!
Help help it's so evil, humanity is being destroyed
Thank you for the warning, I'll definitely won't have the vaccine now.
Ok hun. You go sit with others of your calibre, it'll do wonders for herd immunity
Thank you for warning about the dangers of the vaccine, you helped my decision not to take this experimental vaccine
Enjoy the higher dose and longer half life mercury in your tuna stockpile "
I don't have any tuna but it's certainly safer than this gene therapy vaccine |
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