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So why did you test for it if you didn't even feel unwell I wonder
I see that anti-vaxxers are still not welcome with some travel insurance companies.
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i have put it on here several times i had been out on new years day and several in the group i was sitting with had caught it and had text me we had been in a hall with around 500 people in it all shaking hands /cuddling /kissing etc . So both me and the mrs tested ourselves i was positive with absolutely no symptoms at all over the 9 days of testing positive . The mrs was clear then 3 days later the mrs re checked herself and she was now positive also without any symptoms . Same as many others i spoke to who had been there positive with no symptoms whatsoever .
And it was to confirm what scientists have constantly said and my curiosity the majority can have it without knowing
Weren't the lots of people having to stop off work if they had covid and it seemed to be good idea other members of the family tested themselves to see if they might have caught it off them.
It’s strange that others on the same site DONT mention it, roughly about 50/50.
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Risk Vs reward. It's been done to death but COVID is much more risky than any of the vaccines.
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Just leave us stupid unvaccinated to get on with it ?
risk really from a virus that at least 40% of people show no symptoms then another large percentage only have very minor symptoms . I bet you stay in during sunny days incase your shadow attacks you
lot less than 0.01% chance of being hospitalised with it and 0.00028 chance of ending up in icu if you catch it
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Then stop moaning about the consequences of your choices.
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Not said a word about it have I ?
Not on this thread yet, keep up the good work.
I've emailed InsureFor to clarify their covid vaccine policy. They are underwritten by AXA (as are loads of others) - screenshot below. There is nothing specific in the policy about the covid vaccine. I don't know how up to date the info in that screenshot is, as insurers seem to swap underwriters quite often. So, it's possible some of them may be historic policies from a couple of years ago, and that particular insurer now uses a different underwriter for new policies.
ERGO are linked with Munich Re and underwrite the travel insurance for lots of brands, including big names like Esure and Staysure. These policies all seem to exclude cover if you don't get the vaccine.
I rang LV. They said you are definitely covered without the vaccine, including for medical, if you catch covid. He double checked with the medical team.
The big Spanish insurer I mentioned earlier no longer seems to be in the UK market.
ERGO are linked with Munich Re and underwrite the travel insurance for lots of brands, including big names like Esure and Staysure. These policies all seem to exclude cover if you don't get the vaccine.
I rang LV. They said you are definitely covered without the vaccine, including for medical, if you catch covid. He double checked with the medical team.
The big Spanish insurer I mentioned earlier no longer seems to be in the UK market.
Good, thanks for the info. Reassuring to hear that insurance companies aren't dictating that people have injections of drugs against their will.
Perhaps they thought about it, and realised that they may have been making themselves partly liable for someone who had side-effects after getting a jab under their orders.
Perhaps they thought about it, and realised that they may have been making themselves partly liable for someone who had side-effects after getting a jab under their orders.
What about those who had to prove they were vaccinated before getting on an aeroplane. Were the airlines partly liable for peoples side effects?
I've got no idea, probably not in the depths of a panicdemic.
But it (the panic) is over now. Covid's still around but we've finally stopped wetting ourselves about it, so we can now get back to assessing risk against reward as intelligent people have always done, instead of preaching the orders of politicians like drones.
But it (the panic) is over now. Covid's still around but we've finally stopped wetting ourselves about it, so we can now get back to assessing risk against reward as intelligent people have always done, instead of preaching the orders of politicians like drones.
They're the ones that have to pay out if the risk materialises so it’s up to them what terms they do business under. Nobody is forcing anybody to do anything.
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