My Dad had no side effects and so now is paranoid that they haven't injected him with anything :laugh:

Some people have no side effects. The lucky ones :laugh:

Yes absolutely Vanessa Grim didn't even feel his and no side effects at all. I got my letter yesterday and i'm booking 1st thing tomorrow.

Plus all the ones who haven’t actually had Covid previously ( apparently)


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this vaccine is too dangerous, i'm not taking it and neither is my mom

Why do you think its dangerous Nicky?

Obviously its your body, your choice. I'm genuinely interested in your thoughts on it.

i read a lot of people had died after receiving the vaccine, and also here in catharina hospital in my city eindhoven some got the virus again after 2 jabs


and side effects are quite horrible

Reading between the lines... his mum told him so.

...the greater deaths and risks are through and from the virus is the thing, Nicky...and the ‘side effects’ are the restrictions that we’re all living in and can’t continue living in indefinitely so more and more risks and vulnerability through exposure will inevitably happen soon...

Typical

No. Well... Complicated. The issue is its being given to nearly-100-year-olds in care homes and therefore common side effects could end up killing them... Because they're so old. A big one is that it can cause diarrhea, which can cause dehydration, not a big deal for most people but potentially fatal for a 95 year old. So while it's technically accurate that the vaccine could hasten the death of already-dying elderly people, you shouldn't be more worried about it than a you would be about a take-away curry.

None of them have ever claimed 100% efficacy.





They're the same as literally any other vaccine.

...I don’t understand what that ‘typical’ is meant to mean, Arista...

It is your choice Nicky. Not everyone gets side effects and most people I know who have had the jab had only mild side effects for one day which they easily managed with a simple pain killer.

If you've weighed up the pros and cons and decided its not for you, that's fair enough but what if your country decides to put further restrictions on you if you decide not to take the vaccine? It may mean some holiday destinations are not available to you etc.....?

i'm going on holiday, without the vaccine

I had the Oxford vaccine. I was fine afterwards, but the next day I felt extreme tiredness and a bit of a headache.
I was much better the next day.
All vaccines have side effects, but I think it's worth it to be protected.

His Mother does not have all the information.

Many In the EU are scared of these Vaccines.


I have relatives in France
they are getting wrong data.

My Mum's ONLY side effect so far over a week into having the vaccine.
Was she was REALLY tired a few days after.
Other than that, really nothing.

So I'd say to anyone hesitant that to have it is wiser than not.

It doesn't stop those vaccinated still getting covid, nor does it stop them transmitting it to others.
What it does is reduce the risk of really serious illness and possibly death too.

Which is why it should be a concern in care homes or families, where some older individuals have been vaccinated and others not.
Because of the still probable transmission of the virus if caught to the others.

For a while anyhow, these vaccines are likely the best it can be once near all have been vaccinated.
I'd still say, once offered, have it.
No hesitation.

Older people are at risk if dying of the virus, so they should be vaccinated.
The older you are the more likely you are of dying of covid.