Bill Walker
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You can still catch it and pass it on after vaccination though
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west didsblue
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Yes you can, but it's much less likely.You can still catch it and pass it on after vaccination though
Bill Walker
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I don't know I'm just repeating what my cardiologist told me.Yes you can, but it's much less likely.
west didsblue
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Two minutes on google.I don't know I'm just repeating what my cardiologist told me.
https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/m...vaccines-do-reduce-transmission-how-does-work
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/can-vaccinated-people-transmit-covid-19-to-others/
FantasyIreland
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Yeah,tough dilemma/decision for me.Not having a pop its your body and do what's right for you. All i will say is it was fucking vile catching it.
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As I’m not a screaming hypochondriac that notices every out of place breathe, I’ve not had a single issue, nor has my wife or anyone in my family.
However I have got two mates that lost parents to covid and one of my directors was intubated for two weeks aged 37 (and he’s is a triathlete).
However I have got two mates that lost parents to covid and one of my directors was intubated for two weeks aged 37 (and he’s is a triathlete).
west didsblue
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Me neither. Other than an aching arm that lasted less than 12 hours the day after each jab I've not noticed anything. However I know someone younger than me who was in hospital for weeks after catching it from his own father who died from it. He's now got Long Covid with no idea how long that will last, or if he'll ever fully recover. This was last year before vaccinations were available.As I’m not a screaming hypochondriac that notices every out of place breathe, I’ve not had a single issue, nor has my wife or anyone in my family.
However I have got two mates that lost parents to covid and one of my directors was intubated for two weeks aged 37 (and he’s is a triathlete).
I hope those that are deliberately choosing not to be vaccinated are taking extra precautions to protect those that can't be vaccinated for whatever reason.
andyhinch
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I got long Covid after Christmas still struggling trust me it’s a bastardMe neither. Other than an aching arm that lasted less than 12 hours the day after each jab I've not noticed anything. However I know someone younger than me who was in hospital for weeks after catching it from his own father who died from it. He's now got Long Covid with no idea how long that will last, or if he'll ever fully recover. This was last year before vaccinations were available.
I hope those that are deliberately choosing not to be vaccinated are taking extra precautions to protect those that can't be vaccinated for whatever reason.
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BimboBob
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I want the jab,i'm just not comfortable with aspects of it presently and hearing such side effects is doing nothing to reverse that.When all settles down,the best variant is determined,and the side effects are properly known....i'm straight in there.
Had the AZ, no side effects, nothing. Might have killed it with scotch though...
If it helps protect you and your loved ones AND anyone else vulnerable you might come into contact with then get it done.
It's a no brainer.
You are over thinking it.