Go Austria!

[Mottie]

Besides, apart from repeat prescriptions which privately cost £12.50/week, I don't use the nhs anymore, since 2012. I was wise enough to get a health insurance when I was working and kept it running.

Strange thing for you to say. It was only recently you were considering arranging health insurance...

I would happily arrange my own health insurance if they reduced my tax by the 20% that goes to the nhs.

So which is it - you have had health insurance since 2012 or you were still thinking of getting health insurance last year?

 

[Lower]

Do you really believe that if everyone was vaccinated Lord Covid, the Omnipotent, would just disappear? (Israel, where are you???)
Do you really believe that your brother's trouble are due to the selfish unvaccinated?
Do you really believe that anybody in charge at the nhs or government cares about your brother, or you, or me, or anyone who's died or will die for lack of care due to Lord Covid, the Greatest?

Of course I don’t believe that the nightmare my brother has gone through is entirely down to the unvaccinated, but the vaccine role out has dramatically reduced the number of deaths and allowed most aspects of life to return to normal for most people. It’s not fixed the cause of my brother’s trouble, but it’s enabled us to improve his life to the point is bearable again.

The more people that are vaccinated, the sooner the remaining restrictions can be lifted. The idiots that preach their antivax poison, tell people not to have the vaccine and calls those that have idiots conveniently forget that the lifting of covid restrictions should be entirely attributed to the high numbers of people who’ve taken up the vaccine.

As for people in government and the nhs caring, yes I do believe that. I believe it because I’ve been in direct dialogue with our regional head of the nhs, our mp, and a number of officials in the Department for health and social care about how the rules for care homes can be adapted and interpreted for care home for people with learning difficulties. They have provided significant help for my brother’s situation and for others like him.

If you choose not to have the vaccine, that’s your own choice, I respect that, but think it selfish if it’s not for a valid medical reason. But those who promote antivax views and actively try to persuade others not to have the vaccine leave me lost for words that I can use on here.

 

[johnny2007]

Strange thing for you to say. It was only recently you were considering arranging health insurance...

So which is it - you have had health insurance since 2012 or you were still thinking of getting health insurance last year?

What are you on about?
Are you having dreams like Bobby Dazzler?
Are you gonna sue me for defamation of character?
I've had health insurance for 25 years and haven't used nhs since 2012.
In fact, I also have a non for profit health insurance which covers nhs delays, rehabilitation and few other things for £1/week.
Never used it, but you never know.

 

[johnny2007]

The more people that are vaccinated, the sooner the remaining restrictions can be lifted.

Are you sure?
Never heard any politician make that promise.
At best they use key words like "might", "it is likely", "we anticipate". (Aka, we're talking boll@x)
Is yours a prediction?

 

[noseall]

Strange thing for you to say. It was only recently you were considering arranging health insurance...

You don't seriously believe anything jonny posts on here, do you?

 

[denso13]

which covers nhs delays, rehabilitation and few other things for £1/week.

Does it cover anger management and hypertension?

 

[denso13]

Are you sure?

It's already happening for the vaccinated. Very little, if any, restrictions for me now.

 

[IT Minion]

I can use private a&e.

Lol

 

[johnny2007]

Does it cover anger management and hypertension?

It does, fortunately I don't suffer from those.
My blood pressure has always been perfect having remained physically active all my life.
Resting heart beat at under 60 bpm.
Thanks for your concern.

It's already happening for the vaccinated. Very little, if any, restrictions for me now.

What restrictions are there for the unjabbed in UK?

Lol

Google "private a&e near me" or "private emergency healthcare near me".
I was seen immediately when I broke my wrist last year.
In and out in less than an hour.

 

[Notch7]

Are you sure?
Never heard any politician make that promise.
At best they use key words like "might", "it is likely", "we anticipate". (Aka, we're talking boll@x)
Is yours a prediction?

if nobody in the UK had chosen to be vaccinated, we would have faced a serious delta wave which would have forced the govt to impose highly restrictive lockdowns.

argue all you like, the fact is:

more people vaccinated = less restrictions.

 

[Notch7]

You answer a question with another question because you don't like the answer

Ha ha ha ha

As we all knew poor little Johnny is too weak to admit the truth.

If we all followed Johnny’s anti vax stance this country would bust ill be in lockdown.

 

[Notch7]

I already had covid and lived to tell the tale.
Others are not so fortunate and die, that's life.
I can use private a&e.
If nhs charged for that service, I would be covered.
Considering what I've paid in the past few decades, there should be a gold statue of me at my local hospital.

No private healthcare covers Covid.

 

[denso13]

What restrictions are there for the unjabbed in UK?

This is a biggie, https://www.gov.uk/government/news/...-all-frontline-health-and-social-care-workers

And the fact that vaccine passports are up and running in parts of the UK. No jab, no entry.

 

[johnny2007]

if nobody in the UK had chosen to be vaccinated, we would have faced a serious delta wave which would have forced the govt to impose highly restrictive lockdowns.

argue all you like, the fact is:

more people vaccinated = less restrictions.

You're always asking for evidence.
Where's yours?
You're just guessing.

Ha ha ha ha

As we all knew poor little Johnny is too weak to admit the truth.

If we all followed Johnny’s anti vax stance this country would bust ill be in lockdown.

Again, a wild guess

No private healthcare covers Covid.

Possibly if you sign up now.
For those who had health insurance before covid, there's no change to t&c.
You get covid, you are covered for treatment.
You die of covid, your nominated person gets a payout.
You're talking boll@x as usual.

 

[denso13]

Google "private a&e near me"

That's me stuffed, none near me.