Covid19 Vaccination
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36red
Member
I'm of the opinion that if you own a business you run it as you please lawfully.
If P&O cruises don't want punters who have not had the jab so be it it's there choice they call the shots.
This human rights nonsense has gone too far.
When you commit a heinous crime of say murder and get locked up you should forfeit your human rights immediately, no pool table, internet access and mobile phones.
If P&O cruises don't want punters who have not had the jab so be it it's there choice they call the shots.
This human rights nonsense has gone too far.
When you commit a heinous crime of say murder and get locked up you should forfeit your human rights immediately, no pool table, internet access and mobile phones.
Good, moves me up the queue!
bazcfc1
VIP Member
You don't know what vaccine your having till your at the vaccine centre and when there there not giving all same vaccines there's different manufacturer ones there it's just go sit down inject you wait 15 minuites then done
I was wheeled out
pabloescaban
VIP Member
Moderna vaccine landing in UK in 2 weeks, millions of 'em.
Closely followed by about half a dozen other manufacturers vaccines.
I couldn't care less which one they give me
Closely followed by about half a dozen other manufacturers vaccines.
I couldn't care less which one they give me
I got covid whilst on jury service 7th January, as of today I still get tired quickly, I think I was lucky. But all vaccines work. Some better than others.
bonus2010
VIP Member
yes, I'm aware of the NHS standard of healthcare, no choice in anything, take it or leave it.
channelking
Member
Under the circumstances and how NHS has been for so long. I think they are doing a stellar job tbh.
bonus2010
VIP Member
sure, you're entitled to your point of view, I've been on the receiving end of NHS and I'd rate it as 'third rate'.
channelking
Member
Fair enough. Everyone has their own experience of the treatment they have received.
IMaybe try private health care if you can afford to do so?
bonus2010
VIP Member
Yes, I do have my own experience and I do believe that it is normal to base your opinion on any service on your own experience, but I'm struggling
to understand how you then go on to "private health care"? I haven't had private health care, so regarless of whether I can afford it or not, how on earth can I comment on it?
Have you had private care? Has your experience been better? Please explain the relevance of private.
channelking
Member
I was just stating you have an option to seek private health care if what you have received from the NHS is not t your satisfaction.
From there you can have a basis to go by in which type health care suits your needs.
No I havent had private health care. As the service I have received from the NHS over the years I have deemed to be of a satisfactory level hence I did not have any reason to go private.
grahamer67
TK Veteran
I got mines last Saturday morning, AstraZeneca, had no after effects at all, not too worried about clots, I am on blood thinners anyway, have been for over 4 years now. I think its better to get some sort of Vaccine, rather than none, risks of getting covid and passing it on are greater than suffering a blood clot.
36red
Member
Some places do let you know in advance though but not all. At the moment with only 2 vaccines in use it's a 50/50 chance.
Leextc
Newbie
Finally, someone on my wavelength, I’m not antivaccine but EVERYONE that has been vaccinated has and will be entered into an official experimental and research program, monitored for a min of two years for possible side effects. All information is available on all government web sites including W.H.O. it's not a secrect but you have to look or ask for the info.
I had my AstraZeneca jab feel great
