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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped" Not me but friends and they were fine. Would not have known if it was not for the kids having a bit of a cough. But like any disease individual accounts will vary, it's the societal impact that is key to the success of the vaccine. | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped" There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. " This | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. " Glad to hear that. Something positive for a change. Keep Up the good work | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. " Thank you for your work and the goods you shared | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) " That's sad, but how many more would have died without the vaccine? | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) " Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) That's sad, but how many more would have died without the vaccine? " Maybe more maybe less no one knows | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) That's sad, but how many more would have died without the vaccine? Maybe more maybe less no one knows " Anyone with a basic understanding of mathematics knows, even if you lack that you can just consult the survival rates for vaccinated patients compared to 6 months ago and compared them. Survival rates are massively improved, as are the chances of hospitalisation. | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) That's sad, but how many more would have died without the vaccine? Maybe more maybe less no one knows " It would have been more, the trend shows this quite clearly. The measurement is consistent, the number of people dying within 28 days of a positive covid test. Testing is higher than it has ever been, so if nothing had changed you would expect more deaths not less. | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x" 
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy.
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy.
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy.
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy.
"So you're saying untrained staff were administering a sedative to care home residents? Any evidence of this? I know care homes employ Drs and Nurses. So why would the untrained staff being giving an injectable medicine? There's very strict rules when giving medicines I can't see untrained staff giving them. I'm saying this from my experience of studying pharmacy at university and seeing first hand experience of someone receiving palliative care. | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy. "Firstly, not everyone working in the NHS is a Doctor, your presumption is incorrect. Secondly I’m not sure your understanding of Midazolam is at all accurate. Typically it’s a drug used in end of life management when a patient is in severe discomfort. it can be a sedative usually associated with painful procedures. When occasionally used for assistance to sleep it’s given in tiny doses. I get the impression you are trying to suggest it was used unwisely or by individuals who didn’t have a clue what they where doing? You seem to suggest it’s some sort of poison which accounts for the huge numbers of deaths? That would be quite a ridiculous notion to push, as with any drug of this nature it’s prescribed at its lowest level, our care system staff are very capable of following administered guidelines. In all other cases, it would likely be given by injection, this would be by a community nurse or doctor with all their vast experience. You seem to suggest an increase in its use is ‘suspicious’, why? Certainly at the first peak care home deaths where running at 20:1, why would you not expect a huge increase in its administration within that setting? Are you going to suggest my trusts use of Oxgen going up by 2000% over those 3 months was also highly suspicious? You should have a little bit more respect for those who have lost their lives during this pandemic and their families. Death from covid-19 is not pleasant, it’s rarely quick as it is simply a case of the virus gradually and systematically shutting off all major systems. Why are you so eager to suggest there’s another, secret, hidden reason why these people lost their lives? You have no concept what patients or frontline staff have seen and experienced during this time. You have no Idea of the levels of professionalism and commitment all grades have shown within our trusts or indeed community care. Your post asks a question which at its core is utterly ridiculous, it also ends with a statement of sympathy for those poor families... it’s in reality not a question it’s yet again a veiled conspiracy theory born from a individual with no insight. Take a look at yourself, you’re using those who have died and suffered as a character for the pantomime within your imagination. You’re obviously not a medic, you’ve obviously not been anywhere near the frontline care during this pandemic so please take up a hobby if we have another lockdown and allow us to look after people without the insult of having to listen to yours or others drivel whilst we do so. | |||
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"Glad the vaccine helped you all improving " I had 2nd vaccine in March, and contracted covid in June, had bad flu like symptoms and has taken me over a month to feel anything like my normal self, still very weary every day .....glad I`d been vaccinated, otherwise it could have been so much worse | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Yea it’s very sad that some people continue to die, I had to yet again help with a body at work on Monday night, my first for a good few days. There is some solace in the fact that it’s a world away from our worst days though, I’ve had shifts where bodies have been left in place as we are too busy responding to crashes or keeping other patients from the brink. My worst shift saw 28 people pass away in 17 quite horrific hours. Likewise I know care home staff have experienced similar scenes, there’s two here in Manchester that in a month lost over 2/3rds of their residents. We have to be thankful for the impact the vaccination programme has had. There’s never a perfect outcome with these things but I think the results we are seeing are as good as we dared hope for x
As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy.
"It's a controlled drug, only to be administered by a trained nurse or doctor.. Tbh it sounds like your regurgitating hear say, no care home with any regards to it's residents, it's future as a business and any potential police involvement is going to be using it as you suggest.. Sad but not surprising that such things are bandied about by people with ignorance procedurally or an agenda.. | |||
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"As a doctor, are you aware of the huge increase in midazolam prescriptions in the community setting early in the pandemic? Its hard to quantify what impact that had exactly but there is a suggestion that this was literally the nail in the coffin for many elderly in care homes. And we know many of the deaths early on took place in care homes where staff were not well trained in when to administer this drug or how to manage residents suddenly prescribed it. I feel for the families of those who died because of this. No vaccine could have prevented that tragedy" Hardly surprising, the med is widely used in palliative care. That med would fall under a Patient Group Direction and would need to be approved by a MDT, and untrained staff would not be allowed to administer it. | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. " That’s because people’s immunity are being built up from socialising again not from the vaccine ffs! There’s more cases from jabbed than in-jabbed that’s facts! | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. " | |||
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"It didn't help the two care home residents that died this week or the 3 who died last week (according to my friend who is a nurse that gets sent to different care homes as agency staff) Thanks So what we hear in the press that the vaccines doing what there suppose to do you agree That's sad, but how many more would have died without the vaccine? Maybe more maybe less no one knows Anyone with a basic understanding of mathematics knows, even if you lack that you can just consult the survival rates for vaccinated patients compared to 6 months ago and compared them. Survival rates are massively improved, as are the chances of hospitalisation." | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. That’s because people’s immunity are being built up from socialising again not from the vaccine ffs! There’s more cases from jabbed than in-jabbed that’s facts!" I mark this GCSE exam paper... F Oh, he deleted, can’t imagine why | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped There’s no think about it, I work within a covid ward. At every stage we are seeing a decrease in severity. We have less people requiring more invasive treatments. Simple therapies are becoming far more effective within those cases amongst the vaccinated. That’s because people’s immunity are being built up from socialising again not from the vaccine ffs! There’s more cases from jabbed than in-jabbed that’s facts! I mark this GCSE exam paper... F Oh, he deleted, can’t imagine why" | |||
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"I think it was the FT that did a graph on the adjusted risk to vaccinated people. Something like, a vaccinated 80 year old now has the same risk as an unvaccinated 50 year old. It's an incredible thing, and I'm grateful for the science that's happened throughout this " But if we socialise we build up immunity ffs... Oh hang on... | |||
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"I think it was the FT that did a graph on the adjusted risk to vaccinated people. Something like, a vaccinated 80 year old now has the same risk as an unvaccinated 50 year old. It's an incredible thing, and I'm grateful for the science that's happened throughout this But if we socialise we build up immunity ffs... Oh hang on..." I'll stick with the type of immunity that doesn't result in what happened in January. Call me crazy and all that | |||
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"I think it was the FT that did a graph on the adjusted risk to vaccinated people. Something like, a vaccinated 80 year old now has the same risk as an unvaccinated 50 year old. It's an incredible thing, and I'm grateful for the science that's happened throughout this But if we socialise we build up immunity ffs... Oh hang on... I'll stick with the type of immunity that doesn't result in what happened in January. Call me crazy and all that" Shush now... let’s all lick each other and rid the world of Ebola! | |||
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"I think it was the FT that did a graph on the adjusted risk to vaccinated people. Something like, a vaccinated 80 year old now has the same risk as an unvaccinated 50 year old. It's an incredible thing, and I'm grateful for the science that's happened throughout this But if we socialise we build up immunity ffs... Oh hang on... I'll stick with the type of immunity that doesn't result in what happened in January. Call me crazy and all that Shush now... let’s all lick each other and rid the world of Ebola! "  | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped" If statistics from Boris are too be believed lol. The truth is 66% of hospital admissions now are double jabbed. | |||
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"Do you think double jabbed people and vaccine working for them " My (stupid) 20 year old daughter and 4 of her friends went clubbing on the first night they reopened. It was packed, a cess pit of germs - out of the 5 of them 3 came down with covid - my daughter and another friend didn’t … the difference was they are both Uni students on a medical degree and so both were double jabbed by March as they were on medical placements. I believe them being vaccinated stopped them catching it. They have tested every other day for a week to ensure they are not just asymptomatic but all tests coming back negative! | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped If statistics from Boris are too be believed lol. The truth is 66% of hospital admissions now are double jabbed. " 1. It wasn't BoJo 2. It was 60% vaccinated that was quoted 3. It was corrected to be 60% unvaccinated Just face facts, given the majority of people who were likely to be hospitalised (older/underlying health conditions) have been double vaccinated, yet the majority of those being hospitalised aren't double vaccinated, the vaccine works. In Scotland, currently 3x more people per 100k are being hospitalised in the 85+ compared to the 25-44 age groups. overall, since the start of the pandemic, the same age groups, the ratio is 15:1. Care to explain why so many less people in the 85+ age group are being hospitalised? Some of this can be explain by number of cases. 4x more cases in the 25-44 age group now compared to 1.5x overall. https://news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-19-vallance-corrects-mistake-to-say-60-of-people-being-admitted-to-hospital-with-coronavirus-are-unvaccinated-12359317 | |||
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"The research says boosters do not increase quality of immune response, simply amount of response when considering delta. 4 out of 5 people put in ICU in Boston had double vaccine. None died. Are saying double vacs working Basically there is huge debate right now about how much the vaccine is helping against delta, hence USA going into a panic and UK announcing new travel restrictions to avoid new covid. I live in Ireland, we have more double vaccinated than UK, I haven't heard any horror stories. Nearly all I know were with moderna and Pfizer. Though a lot got az I just don't know anyone who did." Are you saying double vacs wkrking | |||
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"Has anyone had covid after being double jabbed. How did you feel You OK now? Do you think vaccine helped" I kmow 6 people personally so far , 3 of which had covid previously All 3 suffering worse side effects now after jab. 2 others same sides and 1 with none | |||
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"Hubby has just got over Covid after being double jabbed. He did go to hospital because his oxygen levels had started to drop but because of the jabs they stabilised and he didn't end up on the ward, and could come home. Although he was really poorly, I've never seen him so ill I hate to think what might had happened had he not been jabbed " Hope that his recovery goes well and that he is soon on his feet again. Polly xx | |||
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