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By *lex46 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Near Wells

Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?

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By *ittlemiss Hal O weenCouple
over a year ago

Southampton

Sensible

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had my 4th yesterday. Karen

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By *itygamesMan
over a year ago

UK

lifes a gamble as they say.....

i had an eye test , glasses came and my vision crap, had a second eye test with different company , totally different results..

Thought id have a mot , full bloods etc , doctor rang me and said theres a vitamin D prescription at the chemist , you need to take them for the rest of your life !!!!

i paid for a private vitamin D blood test , result , perfect.

i dont go doctors anymore, always get second opinion and fix myself ...

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

If you're at high risk and thus targeted for vaccination, it seems wise to get the booster.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"lifes a gamble as they say.....

i had an eye test , glasses came and my vision crap, had a second eye test with different company , totally different results..

Thought id have a mot , full bloods etc , doctor rang me and said theres a vitamin D prescription at the chemist , you need to take them for the rest of your life !!!!

i paid for a private vitamin D blood test , result , perfect.

i dont go doctors anymore, always get second opinion and fix myself ..."

Selective vision, picking what you want to see

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?"

You're asking on Fab. High number of anti-vaxers. You know the responses!!! just hope you don't get the abuse some others get..

FYI got my 8th next week. keep taking what is given. every bit helps..

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By *ewels74Woman
over a year ago

Dundee/Angus/Blackpool

got mine Monday, apart from sore arm i feel good, and tbh always seem to get the best sleep got both booster and flu jab think this is like my 5th now cant remember lol

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"got mine Monday, apart from sore arm i feel good, and tbh always seem to get the best sleep got both booster and flu jab think this is like my 5th now cant remember lol"
yeah I had my 6th I think it is... my daughter her 7th. Sore arm was all we had

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By *oolman60Man
over a year ago

Birmingham

Had 3rd booster for the new variant.

Not having the flu jab though.

X

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By *ikeybr0Man
over a year ago

Newport


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?

You're asking on Fab. High number of anti-vaxers. You know the responses!!! just hope you don't get the abuse some others get..

FYI got my 8th next week. keep taking what is given. every bit helps.."

If you think there’s a lot of covid vaccine critical people here, wait until you see the rest of the internet.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up

Op. I think your being sensible

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never been jabbed.

Except in the ribs on the way to the bar.

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By *espacito56Man
over a year ago

Orkney

Sensible.

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By *lex46 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Near Wells


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?

You're asking on Fab. High number of anti-vaxers. You know the responses!!! just hope you don't get the abuse some others get..

FYI got my 8th next week. keep taking what is given. every bit helps.."

I think it's the wisest thing for me to do, I wasn't well 15 years ago but no problems since.

I also kind of feel that as they're developing and offering vaccinations, I should take them. After all they won't be doing it for nothing.

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By *dam_TinaCouple
over a year ago

Hampshire


"lifes a gamble as they say.....

i had an eye test , glasses came and my vision crap, had a second eye test with different company , totally different results..

Thought id have a mot , full bloods etc , doctor rang me and said theres a vitamin D prescription at the chemist , you need to take them for the rest of your life !!!!

i paid for a private vitamin D blood test , result , perfect.

i dont go doctors anymore, always get second opinion and fix myself ..."

If you don't go to doctors anymore who gives you the first opinion?

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By *unchalMan
over a year ago

Dartford


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?"

Sensible. I'm losing track but I think I've just had my 5th jab.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"lifes a gamble as they say.....

i had an eye test , glasses came and my vision crap, had a second eye test with different company , totally different results..

Thought id have a mot , full bloods etc , doctor rang me and said theres a vitamin D prescription at the chemist , you need to take them for the rest of your life !!!!

i paid for a private vitamin D blood test , result , perfect.

i dont go doctors anymore, always get second opinion and fix myself ...

If you don't go to doctors anymore who gives you the first opinion?"

Probably Dr Google

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By *irty_DeedsMan
over a year ago

Teesside


"The irony of those not wanting the covid jab because they don'ttrust what is in it.. But those same people happily go out & purchase from a mate down the pub & stick £50 up their hooter not know what makes up the 'food' package.."
So now if I don't want the covid jab I'm a drug user?

I suppose its a step up from being labelled a flat earther

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?"

What do you think?

That's the most important viewpoint.

What puts you in the high risk category?

What was your reaction to previous vaccinations, not just Covid.

Any other general health issues, co morbidities, historical and general health.

Best you make this decision and as far as possible, keep well away from social media, it's a rabbit hole, but hilarious.

Sensible, if you make your own decision.

Mad, if you rely on FAB or any other social media site for medical advice.

Good luck tomorrow.

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By *ornLordMan
over a year ago

Wiltshire and London

Sensible. Ignore the conspiracy theorist nutters.

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By *orty-coupleCouple
over a year ago

Leyland

I bet there is a few still clapping and banging pans once a week for NHS and key workers.

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By *lex46 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Near Wells

Well I had the vaccination, the quickest one I've had and all good.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well I had the vaccination, the quickest one I've had and all good.

All good for now.. must be for n healthy for the not so fit n healthy it’s not good.. give it 5years something will be up with u.. sorry but true "

Must be fit and healthy*

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've had four COVID jabs,been offered another as well as flu jab ,but not sure whether to have another jab as its no longer as deadly as it once was and no worse than flu for most people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Everyone has to make their own mind up not follow the crowd on social media.only you can decide if you think it's the right thing to do.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Seventh Covid vaccination tomorrow, apparently I'm high risk. Am I mad or sensible, I can't decide?"

Really hard to know. Feels a bit like Russian roulette doesn't it? Finding access to reliable guidance is very hard. I know we are into covid season again much like flu season so maybe... Good luck with it anyway

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town

Just read the rest of the comments. There's some really nasty insulting people on here. For sure be passionate but be better. No need to be insulting to people who make different choices to you

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple
over a year ago

Cumbria

Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

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By *arriorstrongMan
over a year ago

Preston


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen."

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people.

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple
over a year ago

Cumbria


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people."

Things like this have always happened to young people, what you are experiencing is availability bias. People are highlighting these tragedies as part of an agenda, linking them to Covid vaccines, despite their being no evidence. A similar thing happened with the MMR vaccine and autism.

These things are tragic but tragedies happen on a daily basis, sadly.

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people."

I had my covid and flu jabs last year and developed throat cancer with some leakage into lymph glands.

All cut out, radio and chemo all done as boot and braces.

Bio showed primary due to HPV, wish HPV vaccine was around when I was a youngster.

Out of curiosity, have you children and if so, are you happy for them to have HPV vaccine?

My thoughts go out to anyone going through all the stages of cancer treatment, its brutal but does end eventually.

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By *ikeybr0Man
over a year ago

Newport

What about the deaths that HAVE been attributed to covid vaccine complications through inquests. Like Dr Stephen Wright, and radio DJ Lisa Shaw.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people.

I had my covid and flu jabs last year and developed throat cancer with some leakage into lymph glands.

All cut out, radio and chemo all done as boot and braces.

Bio showed primary due to HPV, wish HPV vaccine was around when I was a youngster.

Out of curiosity, have you children and if so, are you happy for them to have HPV vaccine?

My thoughts go out to anyone going through all the stages of cancer treatment, its brutal but does end eventually.

"

A fellow throat cancer survivor here, albeit it took a bit of invasive surgery after the RT & Chemo. Glad you're still here

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple
over a year ago

Cumbria


"What about the deaths that HAVE been attributed to covid vaccine complications through inquests. Like Dr Stephen Wright, and radio DJ Lisa Shaw."

According to government figures 51 people died after complications from Covid vaccines in England & Wales up to March 2023. Approximately 160,000,000 doses of vaccine were given. That’s a 0.000032 chance of death. I’m no statistician but I think that’s 10,000 times lower than the likelihood of dying from Covid.

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By *iss DevilWoman
over a year ago

Bedford

I am taking my chances this time, after having 2 regular jabs and a booster, as I really don't fancy needing a jab every 6 months. Luckily, I'm not high risk.

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people.

I had my covid and flu jabs last year and developed throat cancer with some leakage into lymph glands.

All cut out, radio and chemo all done as boot and braces.

Bio showed primary due to HPV, wish HPV vaccine was around when I was a youngster.

Out of curiosity, have you children and if so, are you happy for them to have HPV vaccine?

My thoughts go out to anyone going through all the stages of cancer treatment, its brutal but does end eventually.

A fellow throat cancer survivor here, albeit it took a bit of invasive surgery after the RT & Chemo. Glad you're still here "

Thanks.

I had my surgery initially, few weeks after diagnosis, then chemo and radio once surgery settled down, about a month later.

Hope you are doing well.

Getting bored staying at home but the fatigue is terrible.

Hopefully back to work before Christmas and back to normal in new year.

Take care.

Liz. x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Had my 4th, bit of a sore arm. Not turned into a zombie yet, despite what the anti-vaxxers said would happen.

A girl I was dating had covid, was jabbed 2x az 1xpf,

After the 2 azs age was diagnosed with breast cancer, then had the

Pfizer one which made her really poorly, she had a mastectomy and then was diagnosed with inoperable st4 metastatic cancer.

She can't ever have children, and she will be having chemo for the rest of her life. She was a high performance athlete before, she's generally fatigued and exhausted now.

And no, correlation is not causation, but I cannot abide the absurd cognitive dissonance of so many here who refuse to consider why things like this are happening to young people.

I had my covid and flu jabs last year and developed throat cancer with some leakage into lymph glands.

All cut out, radio and chemo all done as boot and braces.

Bio showed primary due to HPV, wish HPV vaccine was around when I was a youngster.

Out of curiosity, have you children and if so, are you happy for them to have HPV vaccine?

My thoughts go out to anyone going through all the stages of cancer treatment, its brutal but does end eventually.

A fellow throat cancer survivor here, albeit it took a bit of invasive surgery after the RT & Chemo. Glad you're still here

Thanks.

I had my surgery initially, few weeks after diagnosis, then chemo and radio once surgery settled down, about a month later.

Hope you are doing well.

Getting bored staying at home but the fatigue is terrible.

Hopefully back to work before Christmas and back to normal in new year.

Take care.

Liz. x"

RT takes it out of you big time, I was off work for three months after finishing my 30 sessions, even now, 7 years later I still get knackered quickly. #S2S

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By *he-Hosiery-GentMan
over a year ago

Older Hot Bearded Guy


"I bet there is a few still clapping and banging pans once a week for NHS and key workers. "

More than a few judging by the responses on here

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By *arriorstrongMan
over a year ago

Preston


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According to government figures "

It's this bit you want to meditate on

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By *ananaman41Man
over a year ago

Dublin


"What about the deaths that HAVE been attributed to covid vaccine complications through inquests. Like Dr Stephen Wright, and radio DJ Lisa Shaw.

According to government figures 51 people died after complications from Covid vaccines in England & Wales up to March 2023. Approximately 160,000,000 doses of vaccine were given. That’s a 0.000032 chance of death. I’m no statistician but I think that’s 10,000 times lower than the likelihood of dying from Covid."

Well i have zero chance of dying from covid, so id rather avoid that 0.000032 chance thank you very much

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What about the deaths that HAVE been attributed to covid vaccine complications through inquests. Like Dr Stephen Wright, and radio DJ Lisa Shaw.

According to government figures 51 people died after complications from Covid vaccines in England & Wales up to March 2023. Approximately 160,000,000 doses of vaccine were given. That’s a 0.000032 chance of death. I’m no statistician but I think that’s 10,000 times lower than the likelihood of dying from Covid.

Well i have zero chance of dying from covid, so id rather avoid that 0.000032 chance thank you very much"

Zero chance? Wow, you hero!

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