To all our friends in the U.K.
HAPPY "V" DAY! :gj:
(Vaccine roll out...:please: Happy Jabs Day! :D)
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Fingers crossed it starts to make the world a little more normal again as it rolls out
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Thank you ..
Hopefully this is the light at the end of the tunnel .. I just wish I had more faith in our government.. doesn’t matter which party is in control they have all been totally inept and corrupt since the 1960’s ..
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UK regulators have issued a warning that people who have a history of "significant" allergic reactions should not currently receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.
Two NHS staff members who had the jab yesterday experienced allergic reactions.
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Yes but those two nurses are allergic to loads of stuff and have underlying problems and are fine now. they both have to carry an epipen all the time due to there ailments and had to use it, but are all good now
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richardhind1972
Yes but those two nurses are allergic to loads of stuff and have underlying problems and are fine now. they both have to carry an epipen all the time due to there ailments and had to use it, but are all good now
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Makes me wonder why THEY risked having it though given their medical histories ...
A government official said that they were expecting the odd issue or reaction BUT maybe not on the very first day ..
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Makes me wonder why THEY risked having it though given their medical histories ...
Sometimes you just have to "pick your poison", eh? Not dying of COVID-19 was higher on their list than risking another allergic reaction, especially since they'll get repeated exposure while on the job- we've lost doctors & nurses under those circumstances. Personally, I think they made the right choice.
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Sometimes you just have to "pick your poison", eh? Not dying of COVID-19 was higher on their list than risking another allergic reaction, especially since they'll get repeated exposure while on the job- we've lost doctors & nurses under those circumstances. Personally, I think they made the right choice.
Well it appears that they managed to treat them quickly so that’s a positive.
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Well it appears that they managed to treat them quickly so that’s a positive.
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The only thing though, if someone has an allergic reaction to a vaccine, does that mean it won't work for them at all? or is there a chance it will still be effective? Maybe they don't even know yet, I guess it might be different for each situation? :confusd:
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The only thing though, if someone has an allergic reaction to a vaccine, does that mean it won't work for them at all? or is there a chance it will still be effective? Maybe they don't even know yet, I guess it might be different for each situation? :confusd:
Guess they’ll have to try another vaccine .. this one has to have two injections.. one now and the second 21 days later
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