Will you have the Covid-19 vaccine?
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That's brilliant news. I finished chemo about 15 years ago now, I've been on the priority list ever since I think. Have been offered the flu jab every year and usually take it, had the covid jab a couple of weeks ago. I once asked if I should still be on the list and was told if I'm on the list I really don't want to be taken off it.Pross said:My 17 year old has just got her first appointment for next Monday. It came as a bit of a surprise, she had cancer treatment that finished about 11 or 12 years ago but hadn't been told to shield at any point so we didn't think she would be prioritised.
I vaguely recall being told that I would stay on the books so if I ever have any symptoms I could be referred straight back without going through normal channels. I've only done that once, thankfully a false alarm.0 -
I'm well behind on the thread but I don't have an issue with vaccinating anyone young with specific issues. My bother in law is in care and is in his early 40s and the whole thing has given him fewer options in life than someone in prison. And he doesn't really understand. Sure there will be exceptions captured by national policy, but the greater good is served by innoculating people who through no fault of their own are more likely to catch it if thet are out and about.david37 said:
its because they're on group 6 which is massive. If for eg you have a child who has been diagnosed with adhd or has learning difficulties you get the jab as the disability is then associated to you. Its a discrimination issue I believe. This means many more people under 50 will be getting the jab than those 50 - 65 before AprilFirst.Aspect said:
I'm the same age, and I'm expecting well into June.N0bodyOfTheGoat said:Feels like the pace of calling up new groups is slowing in Hampshire, two weeks ago those aged 64+ could visit ad-hoc walk-in vaccination centres, these have now ceased as the 60-63 group are being invited to get their first jab. At 47, I'll be amazed if I get a jab before the end of April.
It also includes those who have eaten and drunk themselves to obesity or diabetes, have drink or drug problems etc etc
As well of course as those with all other underlying health issues past or present.
As for the other hypothetical categories, you sound like Norman Tebbit. You would prefer.to deny those in genuine need than inadvertently benefit those who in your judgement deserve what they get.
Death is a harsh sentence for being a fattie, I would say.
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Under 16s, my 17 year old is due to have it on Monday.vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.0 -
Pross said:
Under 16s, my 17 year old is due to have it on Monday.vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/regulatory-approval-of-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca/information-for-uk-recipients-on-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca#:~:text=COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca,cause COVID-19.
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Pfizer is licenced for 16 and over though.vegas76 said:Pross said:
Under 16s, my 17 year old is due to have it on Monday.vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/regulatory-approval-of-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca/information-for-uk-recipients-on-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca#:~:text=COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca,cause COVID-19.0 -
vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
Insulting and too lazy to Google0 -
Still know more than you.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
Insulting and too lazy to Google0 -
vegas76 said:
Still know more than you.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
Insulting and too lazy to Google
Yeah, I wish I was as bright as you.
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You can't have it all. There there.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Still know more than you.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
Insulting and too lazy to Google
Yeah, I wish I was as bright as you.0 -
vegas76 said:
You can't have it all. There there.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Still know more than you.joe2019 said:vegas76 said:
Yet more stupidity.joe2019 said:The question I ask myself is, 'would I let them give this relatively unproven vaccine to my teenage children' (who have had all their childhood vaccines to date).
The vaccine isn't licenced for under 18s yet. I'm surprised you found the right hole to make children with, with your level of brain power.
Insulting and too lazy to Google
Yeah, I wish I was as bright as you.
I'll have to settle for less.
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Oi, stop it. This is a cake stop, not a primary school playground.0
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briantrumpet said:
Oi, stop it. This is a cake stop, not a primary school playground.
It's my thread and I'm going home...
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Mission accomplished.joe2019 said:briantrumpet said:Oi, stop it. This is a cake stop, not a primary school playground.
It's my thread and I'm going home...
Well done all you fish.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
He settled for less.pblakeney said:
Mission accomplished.joe2019 said:briantrumpet said:Oi, stop it. This is a cake stop, not a primary school playground.
It's my thread and I'm going home...
Well done all you fish.0 -
We haven't had a good flounce for ages, I don't think you're trying very hardjoe2019 said:briantrumpet said:Oi, stop it. This is a cake stop, not a primary school playground.
It's my thread and I'm going home...0 -
He threatened to go 4 pages ago.joe2019 said:bompington said:
Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.
I'm out.0 -
webboo said:
He threatened to go 4 pages ago.joe2019 said:bompington said:
Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.
I'm out.
Who did?
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Did you not say “ I’m out”0
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My mistake.
Which is good because a bit of rampant conspiracy theory with my morning coffee reminds me what I’m not missing about work.0 -
Take a look at the rim brakes are dead thread and the big covid one, Tonyf34 is definitely on something.webboo said:My mistake.
Which is good because a bit of rampant conspiracy theory with my morning coffee reminds me what I’m not missing about work.0 -
He might be on nothing and that’s the problem.veronese68 said:
Take a look at the rim brakes are dead thread and the big covid one, Tonyf34 is definitely on something.webboo said:My mistake.
Which is good because a bit of rampant conspiracy theory with my morning coffee reminds me what I’m not missing about work.0 -
I wasn't making a comment other than replying to an earlier comment about expected timescales. Group 6 is for those people who fall into assorts of different categories obesity being but one.First.Aspect said:
I'm well behind on the thread but I don't have an issue with vaccinating anyone young with specific issues. My bother in law is in care and is in his early 40s and the whole thing has given him fewer options in life than someone in prison. And he doesn't really understand. Sure there will be exceptions captured by national policy, but the greater good is served by innoculating people who through no fault of their own are more likely to catch it if thet are out and about.david37 said:
its because they're on group 6 which is massive. If for eg you have a child who has been diagnosed with adhd or has learning difficulties you get the jab as the disability is then associated to you. Its a discrimination issue I believe. This means many more people under 50 will be getting the jab than those 50 - 65 before AprilFirst.Aspect said:
I'm the same age, and I'm expecting well into June.N0bodyOfTheGoat said:Feels like the pace of calling up new groups is slowing in Hampshire, two weeks ago those aged 64+ could visit ad-hoc walk-in vaccination centres, these have now ceased as the 60-63 group are being invited to get their first jab. At 47, I'll be amazed if I get a jab before the end of April.
It also includes those who have eaten and drunk themselves to obesity or diabetes, have drink or drug problems etc etc
As well of course as those with all other underlying health issues past or present.
As for the other hypothetical categories, you sound like Norman Tebbit. You would prefer.to deny those in genuine need than inadvertently benefit those who in your judgement deserve what they get.
Death is a harsh sentence for being a fattie, I would say.
Since group 6 encompasses an awful lot of people, many of them relatively young then the following groups are some way down the line.
It seems your own personal position has led you to defensively ascribe meaning to my post that just isn't there. (your Tebbit comments and deciding what I would or wouldn't like)
I don't expect an apology, this is the internet after all.
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You utter clown. It's not "experimental", in fact, it's probably been tested more than any other drug released this year.joe2019 said:
They have convinced you to take an experimental vaccination without liability for a virus with a 99% survival rate and you think I'm a lunatic.MattFalle said:
i claim him out as a lunatic.
Source: work in healthcare, including alongside clinical researchers.
It's just a hill. Get over it.1 -
In his case the bill Gates implanted chip would be a decided improvement.secretsam said:
You utter clown. It's not "experimental", in fact, it's probably been tested more than any other drug released this year.joe2019 said:
They have convinced you to take an experimental vaccination without liability for a virus with a 99% survival rate and you think I'm a lunatic.MattFalle said:
i claim him out as a lunatic.
Source: work in healthcare, including alongside clinical researchers.0 -
secretsam said:
You utter clown. It's not "experimental", in fact, it's probably been tested more than any other drug released this year.joe2019 said:
They have convinced you to take an experimental vaccination without liability for a virus with a 99% survival rate and you think I'm a lunatic.MattFalle said:
i claim him out as a lunatic.
Source: work in healthcare, including alongside clinical researchers.
That's true, tested on millions of people.
Before Covid-19 no mRNA vaccine or drug had ever won approval.
The mid to long term effects of mRNA vaccines are unknown.0 -
You don't know much about vaccines, science or drug trials, do you?joe2019 said:secretsam said:
You utter clown. It's not "experimental", in fact, it's probably been tested more than any other drug released this year.joe2019 said:
They have convinced you to take an experimental vaccination without liability for a virus with a 99% survival rate and you think I'm a lunatic.MattFalle said:
i claim him out as a lunatic.
Source: work in healthcare, including alongside clinical researchers.
That's true, tested on millions of people.
Before Covid-19 no mRNA vaccine or drug had ever won approval.
The mid to long term effects of mRNA vaccines are unknown.0 -
What a moron you are. Real qanon / flat earther.joe2019 said:secretsam said:
You utter clown. It's not "experimental", in fact, it's probably been tested more than any other drug released this year.joe2019 said:
They have convinced you to take an experimental vaccination without liability for a virus with a 99% survival rate and you think I'm a lunatic.MattFalle said:
i claim him out as a lunatic.
Source: work in healthcare, including alongside clinical researchers.
That's true, tested on millions of people.
Before Covid-19 no mRNA vaccine or drug had ever won approval.
The mid to long term effects of mRNA vaccines are unknown.0
