If anti virals were quite prone to causing
Worst I've felt apart from COVID was flu a couple of years beforehand and in between naps I still managed to check Twitter, play on the Nintendo Switch etc.
COVID-19 vaccine #6 and general vaccine conversation
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I couldn't believe half of what they were saying earlier ,two weeks to turn it aroundDON’T SAY THE WORD!! It apparently sets off an awful reaction,
I shouldn’t have gone there I justI can’t at times…
Voldemort confectionery items aside.
94% uptake. “Nearly” 50% in ICU are unvaccinated “or require boosters”
so we’re now throwing in the boosters, because people don’t want them here and they know it.
gonna be a long winter.
I don't know why they're rolling out the LFTs in primary schools who will want to risk testing their child to then have to isolate and take time of work ?
there's covid in my sons class they just text yesterday to let us know , himself and four others are away on a cross country run this morning with 90 other partipants from other schools they know they're close contacts but are happy to let them go
ROI are in full panic mode.
ETA I can't believe anybody would report a FIG ROLL
Thing is, even if people are happy with 6 monthly shots for something they are at virtually no risk of (mad in itself but hey) - what when there’s a new virus? How will you feel when you are up to 5 different shots every 6 months?
The population keeps growing, there will always be new viruses and as this past few years have shown, once you give your freedoms up - you ain’t getting them back without paying a hefty price. What is your cutoff point?
The population keeps growing, there will always be new viruses and as this past few years have shown, once you give your freedoms up - you ain’t getting them back without paying a hefty price. What is your cutoff point?
the kids are negativeI couldn't believe half of what they were saying earlier ,two weeks to turn it around
I don't know why they're rolling out the LFTs in primary schools who will want to risk testing their child to then have to isolate and take time of work ?
there's covid in my sons class they just text yesterday to let us know , himself and four others are away on a cross country run this morning with 90 other partipants from other schools they know they're close contacts but are happy to let them go
ROI are in full panic mode.
ETA I can't believe anybody would report a FIG ROLL
always negative right People are hesitant and disinterested and we're only in year one I think shots every few months
...I vote we just send them on the new Disney cruise "Alcatrazzzz on water 
" for a treat
Alwaysthe kids are negative
...I vote we just send them on the new Disney cruise "Alcatrazzzz on water " for a treat 
Then there's the question of if you've never taken a vaccine, or are late doing so, and are then required to have it to travel/work/generally live, or change your mind in having them. How do you become fully vaccinated?
I had 1 jab in March and for as long as humanly possible won't have another.
It might mean I have to have one for a particular part of my work role, but I'll have to start again from the beginning.
So I'll have to have 2 jabs, with the gap inbetween. Then I'll have to wait again before having the booster.
By the time all that's happened the 4th jab will be out and I'll be back to being not fully vaccinated.
How is this even going to work?
Who's going to get the blame when 100% are vaccinated? I can't wait for the mental gymnastics on that one.Leo’s blaming the 5% unvaccinated…that’s a proper figgy with the groovessome of the nightclubs are opening at 6pm you canny keep a good man down
Don't know where you are in the UK but I'd say it's unlikely you would be taken at a walk in centre. I also got my first two doses earlier than my age cohort because of my job, and I am no longer in that job and therefore will have to wait for my age cohort this time.
Ironically 119 told me to try my luck at a walk in!!!!
I'm surprised after nearly two years they still haven't figured out that the real culprit is not the old ,vulnerable and unvaccinated ,but the virus
...it doesn't take Poirot to figure that out We’ll be rattling as we walk at this rate
I wonder is Craig jabbed
So what good will these anti virals be to the younger age groups .I wonder will the UK be classing them as safe like they do most things
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Maybe give them the choice that they insist the NHS gives, if people aren't vaccinated then Drs etc can choose not to treat them.
E.g. if you take ill, and your Dr etc isnt vaccinated, you can refuse treatment from them.
Bet they dont like that though!
But how can you have faith in a vaccine that hasnt delivered what it desperately promised?I have faith many will.
This article details how the numbers can be changed:
Too many NHS staff are still unvaccinated - this is how we change that | Danielle Oum
Building faith in the Covid vaccine is vital to save lives, says Danielle Oum of the NHS Confederation’s BME Leadership Networkwww.theguardian.com
Everything will open up as soon as you are vaccinated. Things opened up in the UK regardless of not everyone being vaccinated
Austria were locking down unvaccinated this has now changed because they've realised the surge in covid isnt just down to the 10% unvaccinated and the whole country is going back into lockdown.
Boris said we needed to be vaccinated to save ourselves, then save other people and then a final plea to open everything up and go on holiday
We would be fully vaccinated after 1. Then it was 2. Now its changed to two vaccines and a booster, with the hint that actually it will be more so no one is currently fully vaccinate by their own guidelines.
A couple of weeks ago in the UK, the number of vaccinated in hospital in the 40 to 50 age bracket was more than unvaccinated yet they said it would stop hospitalizations if you had covid.
Im sure they even declared at the very start the vaccine would stop the spread of covid too.
I still believe once they bring in a fee for the vaccines and boosters, people will tail off taking it. The only people I know who take the flu vaccine are those who get it free due to personal medical history or because it's part of job requirements.
The UK love a freebie till they have to pay.
I've overheard people in Sainsburys taking boxes of lateral flow tests because they are free and why not
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It's all kicking off in Europe.
Austria have changed their mind an imposed a full lockdown rather than a lockdown for the unvaccinated. That is the fairer option, but I have to say I'm a bit gutted as those stats would have been very interesting! They have mandated everyone to have the vaccine from February though.
Germany, Slovakia and Bavaria have a lockdown for the unvaccinated, and so it goes on.
I wonder what's in store for us in England soon...!
Austria have changed their mind an imposed a full lockdown rather than a lockdown for the unvaccinated. That is the fairer option, but I have to say I'm a bit gutted as those stats would have been very interesting! They have mandated everyone to have the vaccine from February though.
Germany, Slovakia and Bavaria have a lockdown for the unvaccinated, and so it goes on.
I wonder what's in store for us in England soon...!
Austria to go into full lockdown as Covid surges
As well as Monday's lockdown, the chancellor says vaccinations will be compulsory from February.
www.bbc.co.uk
Be interesting to see what happens here given that Boris has said from March, there will be more track and trace, no more testing and no more isolating if you do test positive.It's all kicking off in Europe.
Austria have changed their mind an imposed a full lockdown rather than a lockdown for the unvaccinated. That is the fairer option, but I have to say I'm a bit gutted as those stats would have been very interesting! They have mandated everyone to have the vaccine from February though.
Germany, Slovakia and Bavaria have a lockdown for the unvaccinated, and so it goes on.
I wonder what's in store for us in England soon...!
Austria to go into full lockdown as Covid surges
As well as Monday's lockdown, the chancellor says vaccinations will be compulsory from February.www.bbc.co.uk
Your memory must be different to mine, as I'm sure they were pretty clear about needing to have two vaccines from the start. I don't recall ever hearing anyone say we'd only need one vaccination. The possibility of booster jabs was also mentioned very early on. I remember hearing it could be similar to the flu jab which, as we know, changes annually.
I think they'd only make lower risk groups pay for it in the future and then it'd be when/if the risk is vastly reduced. That said, my employer offers us free flu vaccinations and I expect many employers do - given that people being off sick will cost them more than the vaccine. Again, I could see the same thing happening if free covid vaccinations were restricted to certain groups.
I don’t think UK would follow. Boris seems to be doing his own thing as per usual. twit.
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It’s not the same as the flu jab though. The flu jab changes every year with different strains. The covid vaccines are all the same are they not? It’s not altered for different variants? Yet you now need 3.
If they are only going to give it free to most at risk in the future then those people denied it should take note then that they aren’t seen as having risk factors so the scaremongering to them has been totally unwarranted.
Well, my first two were AstraZeneca, but my booster will be Pfizer. I assume they're slightly different in composition, hence the difference efficacy percentages.
Charging for future vaccines is just a hypothetical that I assume has been mentioned due to low risk groups being charged for the flu vaccine. Again, I haven't heard of being asked to pay for a covid vaccine. It would seem pointless given the government wants as many people vaccinated as possible.
I'm sure that this is the reason why cases are soaring.
As it stands any double vaccinated person doesn't have to isolate if someone in their house had covid.
So I could be double vaccinated and sleeping with my double vaccinated covid postive husband coughing in my face every night, or my covid postive child who I'm comforting, but I can then go to work because I'm double vaxxed.
I then have a 50/50 chance of passing that on based on vaccine statistics.
If I'm not vaccinated though I have to remain at home, with zero chance of passing the virus on.
To then say that no one vaccinated has to isolate when they test positive just beggars belief!
I'm no scientist, but even I can work that one out!
You are the one who brought up charging, I just commented on your hypothetical scenario.
yes the different brands may be slightly different but generally speaking if someone gets 3 covid vaccines they’re all the same they aren’t tweaked for different variants of covid, they are the same vaccine whereas the flu vaccines are tweaked each time for combating different strains of flu.
To be fair, you're meant to get a PCR test if you've been in contact with someone who's tested positive when you're double jabbed and only go to work if the test is negative.
If you are double vaccinated and someone close to you tests positive, the most sensible thing to do would be to do an LFT/PCR. Of course if that comes back positive you would have to isolate regardless of vaccine/no vaccine.
I have been notified as being someone who came into contact with a person who tested positive. First thing I did was an LFT as well as a PCR. Both were negative.
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