vaccine shot - Page 10

Margaret Pilkington · 10-10-2012, 19:58

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Originally Posted by susie123

I agree Margaret, and it's possible I may not have had the jab if I had been fully fit. What I object to is the misinformation, speculation and sheer bad science that is out there on the net.

I look things up on the net, but frequently use sites that I used during my career...sites that were known to be helpful...like the Cochrane database.

You would think that Health Care Professionals would be keen to take advantage of vaccination if offered...they just don't........and didn't way back when I was in the NHS(which is ten years ago - I can't recall a single member of my staff being vaccinated. I was asked to encourage staff, but I felt that if they had the information about the vaccination being available, then the rest was up to them)

Gordon - please don't let me put you off. Everyone needs to make up their own minds about whether the vaccination is for them.......you have to go with what works for you.

Less · 10-10-2012, 20:04

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I look things up on the net, but frequently use sites that I used during my career...sites that were known to be helpful...like the Cochrane database.

You would think that Health Care Professionals would be keen to take advantage of vaccination if offered...they just don't........and didn't way back when I was in the NHS(which is ten years ago - I can't recall a single member of my staff being vaccinated. I was asked to encourage staff, but I felt that if they had the information about the vaccination being available, then the rest was up to them)

Gordon - please don't let me put you off. Everyone needs to make up their own minds about whether the vaccination is for them.......you have to go with what works for you.

O.K. so you didn't take advantage, did you ever do what the thread starter did, try your best to discredit vaccinations or put others off using them?

(Somehow I expect the answer will be no).

Restless · 10-10-2012, 20:06

Any karma signed -f its me.... its been A LONG day. Should be an r... well they are close to one another

I was advised to have flu jab after my cough has gone. Is it true that it is free for asthma sufferers?

cashman · 10-10-2012, 20:10

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Originally Posted by Chris SUI JURIS

Whats folks views on mandatory/forced vaccinations?

Well i am against mandatory flu injections, though i could be swayed on Mandatory Lobotomy's fer some.

Less · 10-10-2012, 20:12

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Originally Posted by Restless

Any karma signed -f its me.... its been A LONG day. Should be an r... well they are close to one another

I was advised to have flu jab after my cough has gone. Is it true that it is free for asthma sufferers?

Don't you dare give him a chance to apologise...

He already thinks his red came from me!

That's why he did tit for tat.

Never sign karma, it keeps idiots guessing.

Margaret Pilkington · 10-10-2012, 20:15

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Originally Posted by Less

O.K. so you didn't take advantage, did you ever do what the thread starter did, try your best to discredit vaccinations or put others off using them?

(Somehow I expect the answer will be no).

I honestly can't answer that question Less........I have put my points forward on vaccination a number of times in the past....and I am getting to that grey stage in my life. Or at least I blame the greyness.
In this thread I have put my views clearly, that they are my views, which I have carefully cultured and looked into.

I would not like anyone to be dissuaded from doing what they consider is right for them, because of something which relates to my situation......as I said after almost 30 years on the 'frontline' in the NHS I NEVER had flu, this, despite being in contact with many, many patients on the wards and in clinics......some of whom must have been carrying this virus.

If I don't have the vaccination then it is one that is free for someone who feels they are at risk and would benefit from having it.

Bet you are sorry you asked now!

Less · 10-10-2012, 20:19

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I honestly can't answer that question Less........I have put my points forward on vaccination a number of times in the past....and I am getting to that grey stage in my life. Or at least I blame the greyness.
In this thread I have put my views clearly, that they are my views, which I have carefully cultured and looked into.

I would not like anyone to be dissuaded from doing what they consider is right for them, because of something which relates to my situation......as I said after almost 30 years on the 'frontline' in the NHS I NEVER had flu, this, despite being in contact with many, many patients on the wards and in clinics......some of whom must have been carrying this virus.

If I don't have the vaccination then it is one that is free for someone who feels they are at risk and would benefit from having it.

Bet you are sorry you asked now!

Not in the slightest, you answered honestly, why, if my question was honest should that harm me?

Margaret Pilkington · 10-10-2012, 20:21

It shouldn't....and by your reply, it didn't. Thank you Less.

Margaret Pilkington · 10-10-2012, 20:25

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Originally Posted by Restless

Any karma signed -f its me.... its been A LONG day. Should be an r... well they are close to one another

I was advised to have flu jab after my cough has gone. Is it true that it is free for asthma sufferers?

Rob, it is recommended for Asthma sufferers. Ring your practice and ask them if you get it free......if they say 'No'...tell them you can have mine

susie123 · 10-10-2012, 21:15

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Rob, it is recommended for Asthma sufferers. Ring your practice and ask them if you get it free......if they say 'No'...tell them you can have mine

Asda pharmacy are doing them for £7.

cashman · 10-10-2012, 21:39

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Originally Posted by Less

Not in the slightest, you answered honestly, why, if my question was honest should that harm me?

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Originally Posted by susie123

Asda pharmacy are doing them for £7.

Tesco are charging a Tenner, robbing sods, Paris went on Tuesday.

Michael1954 · 10-10-2012, 22:26

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Originally Posted by cashman

Tesco are charging a Tenner, robbing sods, Paris went on Tuesday.

But maybe you will earn Tesco Clubcard points!

cashman · 10-10-2012, 22:28

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Originally Posted by Michael1954

But maybe you will earn Tesco Clubcard points!

yeh she did actually equates to 10p.

Chris SUI JURIS · 10-10-2012, 23:11

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Originally Posted by Less

Maybe your suspicions are wrong, or maybe you have lost patience, or maybe you gave me unsigned red, just to have revenge? or maybe someone else want's to continue the discussion by setting us against one and other, allow me to assure them, I have no admiration for you, and if it was you, well after all, what can we expect? I don't need to give you foul karma, you give me foul posts to work on, just like you used to do.

i can assure you it was'nt me i'd want you to know if it was

,,,think whatever you want about my posts

Chris SUI JURIS · 11-10-2012, 00:32

My Brilliant Brain | Watch Free Documentary Online
This documentary is really good, but I recommend the first 15 minutes of episode 1, it ties into Vaccinations - you can clearly see what happens during, and how important the first 3 years of brain development is, and thus, why it is they have the vaccination schedule and ingredients that they have, they're chemically dumbing us down and making us infertile, they're creating an epidemic of 'mental health disorders', Autism, Parkinson's, Alzheimers, Cancer and so on, it's shocking most people will never believe it's true.