Not vaccinated against Corvid
- Thread starter Kylie
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Biden has a mandate out for everyone who works for the Federal Government to get vaccinated.
I suspect that he'll make a mandate where normal citizens have to get it as well who haven't gotten it already or are refusing.
I suspect that he'll make a mandate where normal citizens have to get it as well who haven't gotten it already or are refusing.
What if you're allergic to the shot?
Surely they can't make you take it if it's going to make you really sick or even kill you......
Surely they can't make you take it if it's going to make you really sick or even kill you......
Not sure about other countries but in the UK, I believe you can get some sort of exception certification/card that proves you can't get it for a medical reason.
Not too sure if you can choose not to get it based on religious beliefs.
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If nobody wants to get it, that's fine, just done be like this person:
nypost.com
Family urges vaccine after 28-year-old who said COVID was a hoax dies
A 28-year-old man in Alabama who believed COVID-19 was a “hoax” has died from the virus — and now his family is urging people to get the vaccine.
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Like my Grandma.. It seems like she's allergic to pretty much everything, so hasn't been able to have any of the vaccines to date. I believe they were looking into the suitability of the J&J vaccine, but it's not widely available in the UK.
Thankfully she's managed to stay safe over the last 18 months through isolation, but obviously we'd prefer that we were able to see her properly without the constant worry.
There are lots of people like that in my country, they say that it was planned by the US somehow (the virus came from China lol), and honestly, if it wasn't because of the US donation (more than 2 million Pfizer shots!) we wouldn't be in this situation, we keep improving our numbers everyday.
But how can you know that you are allergic to it unless you have it?
I would think there's going to be a certain number of people that can't get the shot because they are allergic. You can't force someone to take the shot if they're allergic.
Over here, those people would be able to get an exception card to prove they can't get the vaccine. But if you are allergic to this particular one, wouldn't they have to inject you first like @Ashlynn S mentioned? Or are there people that are just allergic to all vaccines in general?
I'm fully vaccinated with my 2 shots but this is exactly the reason I won't be getting my third dose! I had an allergic reaction after my 2nd shot that scared me enough to realize that my odds are much better with covid than with the vaccine. I don't like it when people write on social media that the vaccine is perfectly safe, because it's not perfectly safe to everyone.
I am vaccinated for COVID but I only had two vaccines and the booster and have not had one since.
My eldest son chose to not get vaccinated and being his age, all I could do was advise him it was for the best and that I believe he should get it but left it for him to decide.
My eldest son chose to not get vaccinated and being his age, all I could do was advise him it was for the best and that I believe he should get it but left it for him to decide.
With the heart problems that younger men have been experiencing, it's probably for the best that he didn't get it.
I got the state of the art tracking device installed in my arm during the peak of COVID while I was working at CVS. I had to go to the local Fairgrounds and drive through a line where I eventually stuck my arm out the window for them to jab me. That was a wild time of society.
I’ve gotten this tracking device updated once since then, getting the second jab. Haven’t had any more updates since then, so I’m sure the software isn’t quite as effective as it was.
I’ve gotten this tracking device updated once since then, getting the second jab. Haven’t had any more updates since then, so I’m sure the software isn’t quite as effective as it was.
Has anyone else had an issue on their arms after getting vaccinated?
I not only had anaphylaxis from the jab (twice), but the site where I got injected has been inflamed ever since. It's gotten to where the arm isn't as usable as it once was. They claim it's from the way I was jabbed, but it's such a common occurrence from the Covid vaccine, that I have my doubts about that. I don't trust anything the CDC is going to say anymore. My arm is so tender in that spot and I cry out when I reach for a glass in the cabinet.
I not only had anaphylaxis from the jab (twice), but the site where I got injected has been inflamed ever since. It's gotten to where the arm isn't as usable as it once was. They claim it's from the way I was jabbed, but it's such a common occurrence from the Covid vaccine, that I have my doubts about that. I don't trust anything the CDC is going to say anymore. My arm is so tender in that spot and I cry out when I reach for a glass in the cabinet.
Not really. I was just sick for half a week every time I've ever gotten the shot.
I felt like I had to get vaccinated because the government rolled out mandatory vaccine passes and it was either getting the vaccines or staying at home and not being able to go anywhere.
Despite my needle phobia but eh.
Despite my needle phobia but eh.
I only have two shots of coronavirus vaccines and did not have the booster shots because of personal reasons. I have some acquinated individuals refused to have them because they are not sure what would be the irreversible side-effects of it,