Covid Vaccine

[Hacky McAxe]

@Hacky McAxe is the man to ask.. however check this out. According to this article Natural immunity is better, however prevention is better than cure..

Vaccine Safety: Immune System and Health | Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

In this section we address vaccine topics related to natural infection vs. immunization and the impact of vaccines on the immune system.

www.chop.edu

Yep. Natural will always provide a better response because your immune system is fighting the actual virus rather than a weaker version of the virus.

But the cons outweigh the pros. The cons being:

- chance of injury or death from the virus but not from the vaccine (except in extreme circumstances)

- chance of passing the virus on to another person, which doesn't happen with the vaccine

They counteract this by providing a vaccine followed up by a second vaccine or booster.

 

[EXPLORER]

If it will turn me into a flash eating zombie than definitely yes.
I dont want to be a sheep, not take it and then be eaten by zombies.
I think that makes sense.

But seriously I still dont know.
Anyone point me to data/info of long term effects?

Honestly mate, its understandable to be worried.

I suggest you consult your doctor and if still concerned get a second opinion.

I trust my doctor and will take her advice when the time comes.

 

[Mr 95%]

Yep. Natural will always provide a better response because your immune system is fighting the actual virus rather than a weaker version of the virus.

But the cons outweigh the pros. The cons being:

- chance of injury or death from the virus but not from the vaccine (except in extreme circumstances)

- chance of passing the virus on to another person, which doesn't happen with the vaccine

They counteract this by providing a vaccine followed up by a second vaccine or booster.

As I said I am not anti-vax..no way! I just think some things are best left to fight yourself.. such as the flu..

 

[COVENS]

Anyone have an opinion on this? Saw it shared this morning so I asked a friend of mine whose a head nurse at a hospital on the Gold Coast if the claims were BS or not - apparently the post is correct and the needle gauge could not be used for a vaccination..

 

[CroydonDog]

Anyone have an opinion on this? Saw it shared this morning so I asked a friend of mine whose a head nurse at a hospital on the Gold Coast if the claims were BS or not - apparently the post is correct and the needle gauge could not be used for a vaccination..

The needle info is correct - but no idea if the rest is true or not, or whether the person posting is even a nurse....

Here is the official photo on the news websites

 

[Jabba the Mutt]

Anyone have an opinion on this? Saw it shared this morning so I asked a friend of mine whose a head nurse at a hospital on the Gold Coast if the claims were BS or not - apparently the post is correct and the needle gauge could not be used for a vaccination..

This may also provide some details :

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/admin/downloads/vaccine-administration-needle-length.pdf

It states that a 25 gauge is used in intramuscular vaccinations . I'm not a health professional though.

 

[Jai81]

will be checking with my GP before I take it

 

[Ecca]

I would recommend everyone talk to their doctor before taking it. I'll take it myself asap as I'm aware of the side effects (which there's barely any) and there has been over 200 million people who have received the vaccine with 0 deaths and 0 long term side effects linked to the vaccine.

So personally I think that's enough safety testing for me. But as I said, discuss it with your Doctor and follow your doctor's advice.

given the LONG TERM hasn't yet occurred, it is very hard to say no long term side effects

 

[Mr Beast]

given the LONG TERM hasn't yet occurred, it is very hard to say no long term side effects

would have to agree with this point.

 

[Bob dog]

Anything to stop the worst thing that has happened to earth since Hitler and world war two.

 

[CroydonDog]

This may also provide some details :

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/admin/downloads/vaccine-administration-needle-length.pdf

It states that a 25 gauge is used in intramuscular vaccinations . I'm not a health professional though.

A way to check might be to compare to all the other photos of people getting vaccinated. It's not like there is a shortage of them on the internet...

 

[Eagle1]

The vaccine is going to prompt a kickstart to the economy opening up tourism and other avenues if you were smart you would of bought shares in the lull, and moving forward out of the epedemic should be smooth sailing after walking a rough road through lockdown and in hindsight it's for the safety of our next generation and the immunity of the race

 

[Eagle1]

And besides that fact everyone is going to want a holiday after this saga with a little bit of peace an resolution , life is what life is it's how we jump those hurdles that counts and as a family of humanity I think we are doing ok with a few hiccups along the Rd but would you trade life for anything else ? Life is priceless worth more than the most expensive gem

 

[Eagle1]

Take one for the team and the next generation of children the teams name is humanity are you a sub or a Forward?

 

[SPEARTAKVIDREFS]

Honestly mate, its understandable to be worried.

I suggest you consult your doctor and if still concerned get a second opinion.

I trust my doctor and will take her advice when the time comes.

My wife is a nurse and is not keen to take it, she has health issues. Its highly likely as a nurse she will need to be vaccinated for her to keep her job but we havent looked further into it yet.
I think we should both go and see her doctor and have a chat as you've suggested.
In the meantime Ill do some research.
My first instinct is not to take it but I have other responsibilities to consider.

 

[Eagle1]

Can only do so much with the poles shifting and frozen bacterias dissolving into the artic currents

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Anyone have an opinion on this? Saw it shared this morning so I asked a friend of mine whose a head nurse at a hospital on the Gold Coast if the claims were BS or not - apparently the post is correct and the needle gauge could not be used for a vaccination..

I asked a friend about that. She said the orange part is a needle guide (has some other name that I've forgotten). It basically prevents you from sticking the needle too deep in the muscle. It's designed so 1st year nurses can assist without need for long term training.

I did see the other photo where ScoMo changed his outfit. Not sure what that's about but probably a photo op thing.

 

[Eagle1]

It's biogenetics using stem cell technology hence the redish colour perfectly safe

 

[The DoggFather]

Definitely taking the piss mate, nurses are the heart beat of the healthcare system... it's just that radiographers are better.

I thought you were only kidding my bro

 

[Hacky McAxe]

given the LONG TERM hasn't yet occurred, it is very hard to say no long term side effects

Yep. As I posted above, generally when it comes to side effects they happen shortly after injection. Long term side effects are the ones that happen immediately but don't go away. It's extremely unlikely that you would get an injection then turn into a zombie later.

That said, there's always a chance something small is missed. For example, the vaccine could lead to minor brain damage that's not picked up and eventually becomes a problem. That's a very unlikely scenario though.