Coronavirus

[Craig 6287]

Reminds me of the whole MMR debate when my eldest was due the jab. I didn't even blink, had her down there in a heartbeat. 

[Christmas Tree 3997]

27 minutes ago, Craig said:

Reminds me of the whole MMR debate when my eldest was due the jab. I didn't even blink, had her down there in a heartbeat. 

Couldnt be more different  

[Monkeys Fist 38565]

1 minute ago, Christmas Tree said:

Couldnt be more different  

What did they advise on Mumsnet? 

[Craig 6287]

33 minutes ago, Christmas Tree said:

Couldnt be more different  

 

Depends on what context you're applying. If you're coming at it from the angle of "is it safe to give my young child this vaccination?" then it's comparable.

[OTF 6129]

3 hours ago, Craig said:

 

Depends on what context you're applying. If you're coming at it from the angle of "is it safe to give my young child this vaccination?" then it's comparable.

 

I don't think he's ever implied it's not safe, just asking whether it's currently necessary.

[RobinRobin 9171]

On the point about it being new v other vaccines the counterpoint is that these vaccines have had the largest human trials in history. 

Absolutely get it IMHO 👍 

[The Fish 8950]

On 14/10/2022 at 17:24, Christmas Tree said:

To the parents on here. 
 

What are peoples thought on getting under 12’s vaccinated.

 

Not a conspiracy comment, just wondering what the general consensus is.

Got him jabbed as soon as I could. 6 pints of Bhuna out of 6. Highly recommend. Would do it again.

[Kid Dynamite 5889]

On 14/10/2022 at 22:34, Christmas Tree said:

I suppose I come from this from this viewpoint.

 

He’s the only one of us in the household who is under 18 and therefore reliant on our guidance. All other vaccines for children are there to prevent very serious illness and have been tested over decades, not months. (Everyone else in the house is upto date.

 

My understanding (I know), is that this vaccine was made to counter the first variants, not Omicron and as he has already had the Omicron variant, he will have a level of built in immunity to it.

 

Also, I remember that when this was being discussed by the JVCI, part of their reasoning was it helping to protect the wider population and prevent loss of education. (IMO, not a good enough reason alone to inflict a “rushed” vaccine on a child.

 

On top of all of that is the fact that as risks in life go, serious illness from Covid in this age group is absolutely minuscule.

 

As I said earlier, no tin hat here, just a bit conflicted and curious as to what others had done . 👍

So many things wrong in one post  

 

This is the most tested vaccine in history. And natural immunity doesn't last long at all.

 

I appreciate kids don't really get poorly off COVID, but they can carry it to others. 

[Toonpack 6766]

14 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

So many things wrong in one post  

 

This is the most tested vaccine in history. And natural immunity doesn't last long at all.

 

I appreciate kids don't really get poorly off COVID, but they can carry it to others. 

 

Some kids do though.

 

Also saw a thing today, significant increase in stillbirth is being monitored, they've been finding Covid in the placenta

 

 

 

[Craig 6287]

Seems I am human after all.

[Meenzer 13978]

Heck of a few days for you, Craig! Get well soon  

[Craig 6287]

Just now, Meenzer said:

Heck of a few days for you, Craig! Get well soon  

Yeah it's utter shit. The ex caught it off her Mum as well so the kids have no escape from it. Cheers mate.

[Gemmill 34177]

Living up to IT stereotypes with that black background. Was that:

 

Your wallpaper

Your bedsheets

Your sofa

Your jeans

 

...? 

[Gemmill 34177]

PS get well soon you big soft shite! 

[Dr Gloom 19737]

if you're hard as me you'll feel absolutely fine for a week

 

get well soon - it gets us all eventually!

[Alex 30245]

Hope it’s a mild dose, Craig 

[Craig 6287]

50 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

Living up to IT stereotypes with that black background. Was that:

 

Your wallpaper

Your bedsheets

Your sofa

Your jeans

 

...? 

 

My desk

[RobinRobin 9171]

10 hours ago, Dr Gloom said:

if you're hard as me you'll feel absolutely fine for a week

[trooper 940]

On 17/10/2022 at 15:16, Kid Dynamite said:

So many things wrong in one post  

 

This is the most tested vaccine in history. And natural immunity doesn't last long at all.

 

I appreciate kids don't really get poorly off COVID, but they can carry it to others. 

It doesn't stop you getting it, it doesn't stop you passing it on either.

[trooper 940]

I'll just leave this here 

https://www.bitchute.com/video/zn2SbmtxZEGb/

Edited October 19, 2022 by trooper

[NJS 3960]

36 minutes ago, trooper said:

It doesn't stop you getting it, it doesn't stop you passing it on either.

But it does vastly reduce your chances of serious illness, death and long covid. 

[trooper 940]

1 minute ago, NJS said:

But it does vastly reduce your chances of serious illness, death and long covid. 

Agreed but it doesn't stop it in its tracks 

[Renton 17626]

I'm due my booster now but must admit I'm a bit reluctant, as this particular vaccine has fucked everyone I know who have had it. I'll still go but need to time it so I'm not up to much the next 2 days I think. 

Edited October 19, 2022 by Renton

[NJS 3960]

38 minutes ago, Renton said:

I'm due my booster now but must admit I'm a bit reluctant, as this particular vaccine has fucked everyone I know who have had it. I'll still go but need to time it so I'm not up to much the next 2 days I think. 

I've had a text offering me the booster and a flu one but I decided to wait till after I get back from holiday. 

[trooper 940]

Not sure I'm getting another booster. I've had 3 jabs & still got covid. Shirley I'd have antibodies to fight it off now with 3 jabs & covid ?