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it is just everyone reacts differently to vaccines
my mom is very much pro-corona measures, everytime wearing her mask (FFP2 sort only) when grocery shopping, that is the only place we go now too and i don't go anywhere literally, and whenever i go on holiday in own country, i will of course wear a face mask, and we also clean the bungalow ourselves (we have been doing for well all the time we go on holiday here, but now even extra cleaning just to be thorough) |
An Israeli study of 523,000 people who received both doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine has found there have been zero subsequent deaths, according to a report.
The study by Maccabi Healthcare Services, cited in The Times of Israel, also found only 544 vaccinated people went on to catch the virus, with just four severe cases. The paper marked the news with a headline reading: “It works.” And Dr Miri Mizrahi Reuveni was quoted as saying: “This data unequivocally proves that the vaccine is very effective and we have no doubt that it has saved the lives of many Israelis.” they have also vaccinated 47% of their population :love: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/...ated-1.9527583 |
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well wouldn't want to be one of those then |
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544 out of 3.5 million....so you would rather be one of the 3.5 million? if so get vaccinated! |
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good on the majority who the vaccine has been effective on but there is always a chance you are among the minority with either very nasty side effects, or getting the virus again and worse Pfizer has 95% effectiveness, still if ur among 5% and there is a chance not huge but always a chance of that and AZ/Oxford only got 55% effectiveness, so even more chance you are among those where it is not effective on |
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I've yet to see ANY reputable source showing severe (as in, life ending or altering) side effects so when you talk about "nasty side effects" do you just mean getting a bit ill for a couple of days? Because that's not unusual with vaccines and, frankly, "I don't want to feel unwell for a short time" isn't a very good reason to not get it. If you were saying that you've heard that people have had severe, life-threatening responses then that would be another matter. |
Light at the end of the tunnel - Covid [vaccine news]
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Staying on the Israel Covid situation They have been trialling a drug TREATMENT that is giving AMAZING results Medics in Israel have been given the go-ahead for a third trial of a relatively new drug after successfully testing the treatment on a number of severely ill Covid-19 patients, of which 90 per cent fully recovered within a week, according to multiple media reports. The drug, Allocetra, aims to slow or halt an extreme overreaction of the immune system, a so-called cytokine storm. It often follows a coronavirus infection and is believed to be responsible for many Covid-related deaths as it regularly leads to organ failure. https://youtu.be/o_8x2VOV3hA https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6486537ebb.jpg Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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but not everyone reacts well to vaccines, and i did read something about quite some people having died after they got the vaccine |
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do you have some ages and numbers to compare as just reading some people died is not good enough some people die in car crashs every day, I expect you get in a car now and again? also you will have had plenty vaccinations in your life, if you have survived them all the likelihood is you will survive this one! |
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I'm going in 2 weeks for my vaccine I actually can't believe it
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and no i haven't had plenty vaccinations in my life |
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you are saying people died, we need links and evidence You have had all your childhood vaccinations? that is at least 5! |
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and yes true i had vaccinations in my childhood but no reason why i should vaccinate since i never go anywhere normally, and holidays i only go in own country anyway |
ok mostly elderly are among those deaths yes
one doctor Bart van Tienen, he said we started to vaccinate the elderly too soon, without proper testing and not enough waiting how the test subjects reacted to the vaccine many days after but yes most of those deaths are among 80, 90+ group, one lady who fell and she had morphine, one day later she had the Moderna vaccine, she had fever, tiredness afterwards and soon after died, they rule those as ''natural causes'' deaths due to the fever, but idk i think it could've been prevented if there was better and longer testing of the vaccines |
Not wishing to put a dampener on this new Israel treatment, but they are not noted for accurate drug trials. It would need to go through the standard trial process in individual countries and see if the data is the same. We have heard stories about miracle cures before
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The 'loads have died after being given the vaccine' is surely easily explained by...we started with the oldest most vulnerable people?
I thought this back when it was 'omg loads of 90+ year olds have died after catching covid!' tbh. The shock some seemed to have when it blazed through carehomes resulting in fatalities was..odd. Noro does the same?! When you are dealing with people that old and fragile, even a cold can 'kill them off' so to speak. So yeah, the side effects might kill some, its unfortunate but expected. Meanwhle, they are much more likely to be finished off if they actually caught covid. I mean, I think it was a bit of a waste, in all honesty, to vaccinate the very very vulnerable. For the simple fact that..even a 'covid light' version would likely still kill them. As a cold could! But..here we are. So yeah, vaccinating people like that will result in a quite high looking death rate (among that age group) |
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That’s an interesting take on things Vicky ... oddly I also wondered if we should have started with the 35yr olds and worked upwards ( I’m over 60 ) After all they are the future ( the younger ones aren’t badly effected- generally speaking) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Plus the main worry has always been the NHS and so to relieve the strain they needed to vaccinate the groups who are most likely to end up hospitalised. |
I think starting with older high risk people was the best way, along with teachers, care home staff, etc. However, vaccinating 80+ ill people? Seems..pointless. I know that sounds harsh, but..its how I honestly feel.
We would be onto a significant portion of the working community now, if we had...say..started the vaccinations at 70 or something like that, instead of much higher. People who are older, could have the option...after the working population was done? IDK as thats leaving carehomes 'to the wolves' but honestly..I do think the vaccinations side effects may potentially kill off as many as a potential covid spread in that carehome would anyway :S |
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At a certain point though, as I said, surely 'covid lite' is just as dangerous as covid. These are people who can be killed easily with a bit of a bad stomach.. I get why they were done, as the government would look cold as **** to do it my way. And it doesnt sit right to just 'leave them as they might die either way' but..in terms of actually sorting the economy and stuff...and also thinking about how many are getting flu symptoms from the vaccine...seems...almost counterproductive to induce flu symptoms in the very old/vulnerable?! Those symptoms alone could easily kill/hospitalise that group..then we are back to square one/. |
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