Vaccination status
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The only side affect I seem to be having since 5 shots of Pfizer is worse symptoms than my wife who had 0 shots. We've both had covid multiple times and it knocks me flat every time for a week. Her, she bounces back the next day.
I regret taking any of them, but was forced to by my employer. No ideas of the long term side affects, but I regret it, for the above reasons.
I regret taking any of them, but was forced to by my employer. No ideas of the long term side affects, but I regret it, for the above reasons.
Just sayin'
Here we are, well down the line.
There has been no widespread ill-effects of the vaccine. Certainly less so than those of COVID.
I hope some of you will reconsider your thoughts on deciding to side with crackpot conspiracy theories on the internet.
Science is real. The discoveries of scientists hold our planes aloft. Give the same respect to the other.
There has been no widespread ill-effects of the vaccine. Certainly less so than those of COVID.
I hope some of you will reconsider your thoughts on deciding to side with crackpot conspiracy theories on the internet.
Science is real. The discoveries of scientists hold our planes aloft. Give the same respect to the other.
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-m...res-by-country
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I would suggest if you’ve been discriminated against for being unvaccinated, or being forced to be vaccinated, then keep all details of the company’s and individuals involved. You’ll need it for future class action litigation against those company’s and individuals.
when a good friends family member drops dead within 24 hrs of the shot due to cardiac arrest then I think I will stay well away thanks. Covid was just a bad cold for me.
in fact, I know of a few people that have been injured from the shot.
I also know of a family friend that sadly died of covid, she was triple vaccinated.
its interesting the CAA don't have a policy on the shot. they just refer to the MHRA. but when have the MHRA ever done a risk assessment for aviation matters? very odd?
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At this time I see nothing out of the ordinary on Euromomo. So, so far so good…
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-m...res-by-country
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-m...res-by-country
Interesting! The office for national statistics are reporting : Through October there has been an average of 1564 extra deaths per week! Also a total of 24440 extra Non covid deaths since May 2022, its very interesting that the Media DO NOT report on this?? hmm......
The Euromomo site warns that it lags a bit and not to trust the last couple of months indications as they are subject to being corrected and updated.
The New Zealand experience:
In 2019 there were 1,154 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2020 there were 1,043 fewer deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2021 there were 533 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2022 (up to the end of September), there have been 2,684 excess deaths
https://hatchardreport.com/new-zeala...-and-overseas/
You wont hear about this on MSM. Could get a bit costly for a few employers.
Sacked for not getting vaccinated. How did Covid spread in WA & QLD (both nil cases before borders opened) only opened to vaccinated people and non vaccinated people excluded from most settings.
Not sure how it can be classed as effective went like wild fire in both states - very few "normal people" were at any risk anyway.
Sacked for not getting vaccinated. How did Covid spread in WA & QLD (both nil cases before borders opened) only opened to vaccinated people and non vaccinated people excluded from most settings.
Not sure how it can be classed as effective went like wild fire in both states - very few "normal people" were at any risk anyway.
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I note the increased all-cause death rates now being reported at several countries around the world. I just like to have all the ducks in a row. As I say, so far, so good…
The Euromomo site warns that it lags a bit and not to trust the last couple of months indications as they are subject to being corrected and updated.
The New Zealand experience:
In 2019 there were 1,154 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2020 there were 1,043 fewer deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2021 there were 533 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2022 (up to the end of September), there have been 2,684 excess deaths
https://hatchardreport.com/new-zeala...-and-overseas/
The Euromomo site warns that it lags a bit and not to trust the last couple of months indications as they are subject to being corrected and updated.
The New Zealand experience:
In 2019 there were 1,154 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2020 there were 1,043 fewer deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2021 there were 533 excess deaths compared to the long term trend
In 2022 (up to the end of September), there have been 2,684 excess deaths
https://hatchardreport.com/new-zeala...-and-overseas/
For my thoughts, I’d say still to early to tell just what the numbers are telling us for New Zealand. NZ had severely stupid lock-downs which may have just caused a lag in the inevitable. The current raise in all-cause may be an artefact of all the lock-down created un-diagnosed heart or cancer issues playing out… or it could be an artefact of the vaccines. I await Euromomo. https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-m...res-by-country. …where surprisingly there don’t appear to be much of that ‘post flu’ drop in numbers. What’s filling in the usual dip in the graph?
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