The Covid Vaccine Logic Makes No Sense At All?

[Kalahari]

I once gave CPR to an old man who had collapsed on a pavement, he was surrounded by about 5/6 other onlookers. I kept on giving CPR until the medics arrived in an effort to save this old man, but to no avail, how I wish I could have saved his life, that was over twenty years ago, and I still think about it, so as far as I'm aware the covid jab will not kill you... so what is there to lose, nothing, but if you don't get the jab, and you catch the virus, then you may not be so lucky.


Patrick

Don't worry, you did your best and that is all you can do. He might not have survived if it had happened as he walked through a quiet A & E department. I have done two 50% success ratio and the success was the second. You may get lucky next time! Though joking apart I hope you don't have to again, very high stress situation.

David.

 

[Shabz]

My whole family caught covid over Christmas. I would advise anyone who is offered the vaccine should take it. My 65 year old diabetic mother had a bad flu. I’m 42 and had three weeks of absolute abject misery. I’ve never been so ill in my life.I didn’t eat for 5 days, not because I wasn’t hungry but because I couldn’t get to the kitchen. My (37 year old) wife was taken in to hospital and spent 10 days in an induced coma. She’s still there, she looks like she’s been in a car crash. She can barely walk or lift her hands.
In my experience, it’s totally random who gets it bad and who isn’t bothered by it. Just get the vaccine.

 

[Stalker62]

... I even had blowback from the old girl Yuc and thats not nice ...

Yeah, thanks for the "flash-back".

One of mine (very dead but with an angry crowd gathering) so attempts must be "seen to have been given", I got a mouthful.

We took the chap (in the Van) to St. Mary's and the Nurses there gave me some kind of mouth wash - it didn't work.

I went back to the office and gargled and spat (I know!) a whole bottle of Scotch. Christ I can taste it still...

 

[Dazb1967]

My Wife is manager of an old peoples home, Since the virus started she had 1 covid case in her home, this detected through the weekly PCR testing, The old lady made a full recovery and no further cases and the same lady never showed signs of having covid.
3 Weeks ago all elderly residents and most of the care staff get the Vaccine, SInce this she has lost 4 residents and and almost half her staff have been in tested positive for covid, Although no one wants to admit it, It was almost certainly brought into the home from the Nurses who were assigned to the home to administer the vaccine.
Public health England and some infection controlling body have also confirmed it is likely to have been brought in by the nurses because the have had similar in other care homes in the region, My wife is still pleased everyone got the Vaccine but the last 3 weeks have been hell for everyone in the home from the Elderly residents to the Carers and all the familys involved, Some carers have even refused to go back as they say the risk is just to great for there for there familys.

 

[tozzybum]

My aunty got covid working in a care home too,it came back from hospital with a "cured" resident and spread like plauge .Luckily she has survived but it seems straight from a horror film beyond virulent and highly infectious beyond the capabilities of a paper mask and plastic pinny that carries it around

 

[Sjambok]

It seems obvious to me that giving the vaccine to the elderly in care homes is a PR stunt . Who better to trial a drug on than those who are approaching their final years and days and are of little benefit to the economy . It's safe to say the numbers are complete for the clinical trials .


When offered , I shall accept gladly . Anything to speed a return to a resemblance of normality .

Is it suitable for vegans ? Those poor devils will be in turmoil.

Cannot be vegan friendly. At least one is in albumen.

 

[enfieldspares]

When I worked as a Medic, more than once did I see CPR (which when done as required is a violent rib fracturing act) on very old, very sick patients...

That as above. It breaks ribs. Correct.

 

[Freeforester]

Oxford University to test potential COVID-19 ‘wonder drug’ Ivermectin

LONDON: Oxford University researchers are planning to trial a drug that has shown signs of reducing COVID-19 deaths in developing countries. The Principle trial is aiming to find a drug that works soon after virus symptoms appear in a patient, and one that is most effective during the primary...

www.arabnews.com

 

[Freeforester]

Ivermectin: New COVID treatment may be approved - after 'urgent' court bid

Some studies show that Ivermectin, a cheaply manufactured medication, can cut COVID-19 fatalities by over 80% - and AfriForum want it rolled out in SA.

www.thesouthafrican.com

 

[Dan Gliballs]

I've already had COVID, it was no great bother.
As my immune system can clearly cope with it why should I waste desperately short NHS resources on something that I don't need?

YOUR immune system may be able to cope but what about the other people you might pass it on to whilst being infected again?

 

[User00044]

Cannot be vegan friendly. At least one is in albumen.

As I suspected , sad , sad news .

 

[jimo]

Cannot be vegan friendly. At least one is in albumen.

Are you sure of that? Radio 4 lunchtime news last week said defiantly no albumen.

 

[Freeforester]

Ok basic virus infections for dummies.

..and Ivermectin, for the interested:

Ivermectin, ‘Wonder drug’ from Japan: the human use perspective - PMC

Discovered in the late-1970s, the pioneering drug ivermectin, a dihydro derivative of avermectin—originating solely from a single microorganism isolated at the Kitasato Intitute, Tokyo, Japan from Japanese soil—has had an immeasurably beneficial ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[big ears]

..and Ivermectin, for the interested:

Ivermectin, ‘Wonder drug’ from Japan: the human use perspective - PMC

Discovered in the late-1970s, the pioneering drug ivermectin, a dihydro derivative of avermectin—originating solely from a single microorganism isolated at the Kitasato Intitute, Tokyo, Japan from Japanese soil—has had an immeasurably beneficial ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

This is all very interesting and in the treatment of parasites it seems to work. I know that as I used it on my sheep for their intestinal parasites.
Nowhere in this article does it mention the use against viruses or in particular Covid.
Please can you link the relevant research that shows it works against Covid?

 

[big ears]

FAQ: COVID-19 and Ivermectin Intended for Animals

Q: Should I take ivermectin to prevent or treat COVID-19? A: No. Ivermectin is not approved for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19.

www.fda.gov

Perhaps you should read this from the FDA before you do take it

 

[zambezi]

Please can you link the relevant research that shows it works against Covid?

Home

FLCCC is The Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance: Dedicated to COVID prevention & treatment, empowering individuals for better health.

covid19criticalcare.com

 

[Sjambok]

Are you sure of that? Radio 4 lunchtime news last week said defiantly no albumen.

Purely going on what what said to me by NHS staff member involved.

 

[Rasputin]

YOUR immune system may be able to cope but what about the other people you might pass it on to whilst being infected again?

No evidence to support the vaccine stopping transmission as of yet and probably won’t be. Therefore he’s no worse no better than a vaccinated person. Although he had the decency to save his dose for someone who may actually need.

 

[Freeforester]

This is all very interesting and in the treatment of parasites it seems to work. I know that as I used it on my sheep for their intestinal parasites.
Nowhere in this article does it mention the use against viruses or in particular Covid.
Please can you link the relevant research that shows it works against Covid?

It's behind you; see the relevant links in the presentations given by Professor Paul E Marik ( the one marked 'highly recommended) and Dr Hector Carvallo's presentations in #43.

It's great to hear you have objectivity in what I am posting, do please find the time to hear especially Prof Marik, and also as to the practical demonstrations of Ivermectin's efficacy in the prevention of infection of invaluable health workers in Buenos Aires by Dr Carvallo; I would respectfully argue that our own NHS staff are of equal import, along with our own fight against Covid-19 here: we simply cannot afford to overlook or otherwise ignore their findings any longer.

 

[Freeforester]