[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Gstar

No, that’s more reason not to get it as the people most at risk would of been vaccinated.

What about those who are immune suppressed and can't have the vaccine. Does it worry you that you may put them at risk?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

What about those who are immune suppressed and can't have the vaccine. Does it worry you that you may put them at risk?

I thought it was only live vaccines that immunosuppressed people couldn't get?

Mind, I only 'know' this through my dad having no spleen. Hes been on about the vaccine, and I always thought it would be dangerous for him, but his doctor said this^

The passing it onto others bit is the only reasn I will get it mind. Hence, being quite unsure when it seemed it was all about lesser infection, rather than stopping spread.

[Gstar]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

It wasn't an accusation, just a question.

It's not a mandatory vaccine so totally up to each individual.

I know people who feel the same as you.....although a few have changed their minds due to possible "vaccination passports" but as that is only supposition at this time its silly to decide whether to have the jab because it could, maybe stop you doing things.

I have flip flopped, although have now decided to get the jab when I get offered, mainly in case I could still transmit it to more vulnerable people who may not have been able to have the jab, not because I'm scared of getting the virus.

I was just answering your question and yeah my only fear is things being restricted or “not allowed” for people who haven’t taken it but I’m sure it wouldn’t come to that

Originally Posted by Kizzy

What about those who are immune suppressed and can't have the vaccine. Does it worry you that you may put them at risk?

It would be pretty much the same for the flu as well, obviously I don’t want to endanger anyone’s life but I’m not going to take a vaccine purely to protect someone else with no benefit to me. I’ve had hep B and HPV vaccines because it’s to protect me and my body and both I feel are far more important than the covid one