Hypersensitive to pharmaceutical drugs

[vapesmarter]

No, first year would've been this year, i said no thank you.

how come andi is it the same reasons?

 

[andipandi]

The doctor situation, it's dysfunctional, at best. Things are in meltdown, they have been for years, 8000 new and additional patients, dumped on my practice, 3 years ago, hedge funders trying to take their shit over - for the patient list. They, the doctors, nurses, receptionists, and other staff, do their best. I/ everyone, is pretty much on their own. Which I accept, there is no pain management clinic, they were removed, years back, hence, no specialist - the specialist who diagnosed my hypersensitivity. So, here we all are...

 

[andipandi]

how come andi is it the same reasons?

There are no reasons, I haven't had flu for years/ decades, so why would I have a flu vac? unnecessarily, imo.

 

[Mitz]

I would consider giving one dose, and considering mixing different vaccines together a trail but I get your drift

People always get one dose.... and then another.

Mixing is only determined to be acceptable when the alternative is not getting a second dose at all. If someone doesn't know what they had or vaccines actually run out, then a second dose of something is better than no second dose. Standard operating procedure is, and always has been, people get two doses of the same vaccine wherever possible. If impossible - improvise.

Think we're reading the same book mate, if not the same page.

 

[andipandi]

If it were a normal vaccine that had went through say 10 years of trials, then you would know.....but it isn't and it hasn't , it's pretty much a live trial... as already mentioned best to speak to your Dr who may be better advised on this.

Maybe, I heard it runs until 2023.

There was this thing I read, a while back, Bill Gates was asked what the side effects of the vaccine would be after two years, apparently his reply was "I don't know, try asking me in two years time, we should know by then"

 

[Rickster]

Maybe, I heard it runs until 2023.

There was this thing I read, a while back, Bill Gates was asked what the side effects of the vaccine would be after two years, apparently his reply was "I don't know, try asking me in two years time, we should know by then"

Time will tell, but for now it's all we have, and super rare that it kills you, or has really severe side effects..... but I understand peoples concerns, for some it's pretty straight forward, jab me, others with medical concerns not so... and when raised the jab me now brigade fire out stats..... get advise, take stock, make a choice, it's all anyone can do really.

 

[andipandi]

and super rare that it kills you

Very true, of course, but if you're a loved one, family member, friend of, or colleague of, the person that died, there's a different view or perspective.

 

[Banjostring]

All you can really do andi is speak to some people who may know what they're talking about, ie medical professionals. All you'll get here is, at best, opinions. Maybe some quite well informed ones but just opinions at the end of the day. I wouldn't ask a baker how to build a table and take his word for it [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]

 

[Jd_]

Listen, at a certain point it becomes russian roulette. No one can tell u for sure if you would even be affected by the virus and no one can tell u for sure the vaccine wont kill u. (Well, maybe your GP can, lol, but u get my point)

I would think tho, u have more of a chance getting hit by a car on the way to the vaccine appointment then even catching covid, let alone dying from the vaccine.

 

[andipandi]

Side effects that affect ones cognition and brain etc, anyone, or is it just me? I had my first jab at 10am yesterday.

FYI, latest data, I think

https://assets.publishing.service.g...VID-19_AstraZeneca_Vaccine_Analysis_Print.pdf