Who’s had the vaccine ? Side effects ?

**TitoFan** · 08-13-2021 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by Master

Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al

Some people have put their faith in the doctors advice and had both vaccines, I am one of those people.
The question is, if it is your choice to not have the vaccine, then should in our case the NHS treat those anti vaxers if they get covid ?
I personally would say do not treat them.
What does everyone else think ?

The NHS staff have a duty of care to help them and should just as they would people who drink and eat too much.

As do all doctors who take the Hippocratic Oath. Gotta keep in mind that some people who refuse to get vaccinated refuse out of genuine fear and a particular set of circumstances (past adverse reactions to vaccines, etc). I'm not too sympathetic with the conspiracy theory crowd... but you can't lump all anti-vaxxers in that group.

**Spicoli** · 08-13-2021 11:31 PM

That's a fair and needed point to be made Tito. Me I come from it from prior experiences in youth. Primarily anaphylaxis. I 'get' the mentality of furvert independence and being the sole driver at the freedom wheel but also know some people have trivialized the hell out of yelling "muh Freedoms" about wearing a mask etc. Also know from day 1 I like to think I took and continue to take every precaution. I go to work, gloved masked and gowned all day. No longer meet with clients in enclosed exam rooms. Straight home save for 1 trip a week to same exact grocer usually late night with fewest people. Every precaution save of course for the jab

. So I guess in that regard, well, sure sounds hypocritical eh

. Said it before and frankly this whole experience messes with the head. As an example down here currently hospitals are at complete max and they're even redirecting patients with chest pains and other emergencies ffs sometimes needing to refer to 2,3,4 locations before being able to admit them. That's insane. Two questions remain if anyone is interested...who here received the Pfizer stick, reactions after the 1st ? and how long between did you have to wait?

**palmerq** · 08-14-2021 12:58 AM

I got pfzier twice, felt a bit tired the same day I recieved the first one, so it could well have been a coincidence as I think the side effects are meant to take a day or two to show up, looks like my doses were 8 weeks apart. I noticed nothing after the second one maybe they just dosed me with saline :S

**Spicoli** · 08-15-2021 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by palmerq

I got pfzier twice, felt a bit tired the same day I recieved the first one, so it could well have been a coincidence as I think the side effects are meant to take a day or two to show up, looks like my doses were 8 weeks apart. I noticed nothing after the second one maybe they just dosed me with saline :S

You see that in Germany? Nurse went full sabotage just wonder how many of the 8k she duped have fallen ill. Clear indicator of how completely insane this growing division has twisted some people. Yeh I talked to a few locally and it's 2-3 weeks between depending on dose. Seems like the 2nd jab is where the reactions, if any, take hold but very short term. There's a run of people getting the initial dose with no intention of getting the 2nd. I guess just to get the 'paperwork'. As of Monday this City has officially mandated the vaccine verification if you want to enter bars, restaurants, gyms, movie theaters etc. That's where I draw the line really..I 'get' it but this will do so much more long term harm to already understaffed struggling small businesses and many of them were already requiring proof. Economically this will see the end of a lot who thought they had a handle on it. Their private business, their protocols and rules. We don't like it we're free to go elsewhere. It's happening with both sides of the political isle, big Government mandating private business but that's an entirely different subject.