The problem with anti virals is that they only really work before a virus has taken control, or within a window of 72hrs tops.Safety concerns over the Pfizer pill
NCPE director raises concerns over anti-viral pills
The Director of the National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics (NCPE) has said that he has concerns about the safety and value for money of Covid-19 anti-viral drugs that the Government plans to purchase at a cost of €90m.www.rte.ie
I remember a family member having shingles and they said they would only offer anti virals as a last resort because they can wreck your immune system is that right ? ...maybe that's why you've escaped the virus if you're taking them daily .
Yes they can lower it over time, and I've been on them years. Without them though within a few weeks of stopping them I suffer really bad coldsores that spread, then I end up on specific antibiotics which also aren't good for you.
There were concerns in the US over birth defects and not recommended for woman of childbaring age also interactions with other meds it's great you're able to take them safely ,I wonder will the UK have an age limit on them.
I wouldn't take mine if I was pregnant! I'm not sure if they'd even hand them out to be fair.
Hopefully they won't but you know how the gov like to gather data
Someone I know is convinced Pfizer created covid 19 in a lab and released it because they knew they could profit from the vaccine.
Not even a CT that the US admitted to funding gain of function research in Wuhan.
www.factcheck.org
There's a lot of information here :Any nhs/care staff on here?
We're getting pressure to start getting the vax in time for April 1 or dismissal. So far i've refused to give confirmation i havent had it but not sure this will last. Has anyone managed to get a temp exemption?
nhs100k.com
My aunt works in a london hospital lab. From her team she's not the only one refusing to be vaccinated. She has also previously been a whistleblower at her trust so is not one to be intimidated. She is waiting to be officially sacked if it comes to that. Don't give in now if being vaccinated is not something you want.Any nhs/care staff on here?
We're getting pressure to start getting the vax in time for April 1 or dismissal. So far i've refused to give confirmation i havent had it but not sure this will last. Has anyone managed to get a temp exemption?
Hi thank you but i follow them already on social media. Interested in knowing what other peoples experiences have been tooThere's a lot of information here :
NHS100k.com - Supporting Informed Consent, Freedom of Choice and Bodily Autonomy
NHS100k.com brings together colleagues across the NHS and wider care sectors to stand together in favour of bodily autonomy and freedom of choice. We stand against the mandate of any health intervention, including vaccination - instead favouring the individual to give informed consent for their...
Im 99% certain i dont but also cannot afford to lose my job. I rely on my income/have struggled financially this year so feel they're putting us in a horrible situation as dont want to wait too long and end up getting the sack and if they follow through we'd need the first one in next few weeks
Going to try hold out til as late as i can.This is just awful, I’m so sorry you have to go through this. I’m not NHS staff but I think holding off as long as you can is the best option. I’d hope that way before 1st April they’ll admit they can’t force people to have this vaccine, and they’re using it as a scare tactic now to get people to take it. Although I just don’t knowHi thank you but i follow them already on social media. Interested in knowing what other peoples experiences have been too
Im 99% certain i dont but also cannot afford to lose my job. I rely on my income/have struggled financially this year so feel they're putting us in a horrible situation as dont want to wait too long and end up getting the sack and if they follow through we'd need the first one in next few weeks
It’s terrible. It’s made so many people ill.Was in local shop and a farmer was saying to shop owner how glad he was to see her back at work and that he had been the same, only he had been ill for 11 weeks.
MY ears pricked up thinking they must have been bad with covid.
No. He had taken ill after his first jab, been off his feet for 11 weeks and had numerous tests. He went on to say that a week after he felt better he was due his 2nd jab. And the Dr recommended he have it . And he did.
He didn't have a reaction, went on to have booster and then said "I honestly don't feel the same man. I'm struggling."
Shop assistant said no 1 and 2 were fine but booster had put her in bed for a week.
I stood there with my gob open. For many the "cure" is worse than the disease but such is the blind faith they go on to have more. Honestly it made me feel shocked and upset.
She went on to say I wouldn't mind but I've had covid but it's not like we have much of a choice is it.
Don't leave of your free will, if you don't want the vaccine hold out. My daughter is NHS and is going through the same as you.Hi thank you but i follow them already on social media. Interested in knowing what other peoples experiences have been too
Im 99% certain i dont but also cannot afford to lose my job. I rely on my income/have struggled financially this year so feel they're putting us in a horrible situation as dont want to wait too long and end up getting the sack and if they follow through we'd need the first one in next few weeks
my daughters ward are nearly all against mandatory vaccines even though they are vaccinated themselves.
