At first I read this as "gave it to my girlfriend, not wife"I got Chickenpox as an adult and gave it to my then girlfriend, now wife. Not nice.
At first I read this as "gave it to my girlfriend, not wife"I got Chickenpox as an adult and gave it to my then girlfriend, now wife. Not nice.
Problem is the AZ was withdrawn because of the risk of blood clots that it causes. Seems the anti vaxers were right all along about this one.The anti-vaxers bang on about the mRNA vaccines. The first vaccine approved in the UK was the astra zenica jab. It was not mRNA based. Nevertheless the chuft wits insisted that all vaccines were gene altering.
At which point do people realise that what they read on social media is BS?
The UK was declared as being measles free a few years ago. By all accounts you need a 90% vaccination rate to protect the rest of the population.
Do you really think that illegals account for 10% of the population?
I think it is more likely that during covid, people backed off and that that the social media paranoia about vaccines in general contributed to the drop off.
My sister lost hearing in one of her ears because of measles when she was younger.
IMO, any parent that is not willing to vaccinate their child is irresponsible.
No it didn't. It caused a very small number of Myocarditis in some segments of the population.Problem is the AZ was withdrawn because of the risk of blood clots that it causes. Seems the anti vaxers were right all along about this one.
Seems the anti vaxers were right all along about this one.
Hatejob doesn't want you to mention that.Also, some ethnic groups have a mistrust of the medical community, so are far less likely to be vaccinated. Even pre 'rona.
WrongNo it didn't. It caused a very small number of Myocarditis in some segments of the population.
No it didn't. It caused a very small number of Myocarditis in some segments of the population.Problem is the AZ was withdrawn because of the risk of blood clots that it causes. Seems the anti vaxers were right all along about this one.
You need to work on your quotes. You've been mucking them up a bit. I was part way through an edit when I had to deal with real life.No it didn't. It caused a very small number of Myocarditis in some segments of the population.
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Wait a cotton pick'n minute I said it caused blood clots and you replied with NO it didn't then after I posted the proof that it DID cause blood clots you edited your post to add
a very small number of Myocarditis in some segments of the population.
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Yet the Gov still felt the need to withdraw it from use. Does none of this shady flip flopping from the gov and quiet removal from use not rise any concerns from people.Still better with the AZ vaccine.
"In April 2021, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) confirmed a possible link between the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine and these rare blood clots, but emphasised that the benefits of the vaccine continued to outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. "
Not really, what was shady about it? The other vaccines proved to be better, as science proved.Does none of this shady flip flopping from the gov and quiet removal from use not rise any concerns from people
So You did edit your post - I thought I was imagining it. On other forums there is an option to view edits to posts but you have admitted that you edited it so thank you.You need to work on your quotes. You've been mucking them up a bit. I was part way through an edit when I had to deal with real life.
So, out of the two and a half billion doses given, how many do you think it killed?
Yes you are rightThis is the measles thread though, better keeping covid in the other one.
On the subject of keeping things in the right place.Yes you are right