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[gm_gm]

But surely the vaccinated patient would only be likely to catch the mild dose whether the nhs staff was vaccinated or not?

The only person at risk of the bad dose would be the unvaccinated nhs staff?

I’ve had 3 jabs by the way!

Thats where "the Science" that was rammed down our throats instead of "science" falls down and doesn't make sense.

My son has had the booster and wishes he hadn't

[Ronners]

Or since Omicron isn't the plague, stopping treating it like it is and treat it like the flu, for most people it isn't as bad as the flu.

No it isn't the plague g/f and it's something we are going to have to start living with now.

[Shark27]

Thats where "the Science" that was rammed down our throats instead of "science" falls down and doesn't make sense.

My son has had the booster and wishes he hadn't

I get the fact that if the unvaccinated staff fell seriously ill then they would take up hospital beds and there would be less nurses/doctors etc to treat people but if they were all sacked then the unlucky few would still take up the beds while the rest of them are looking for other jobs.

If I was waiting for a life saving op, I wouldn’t turn it down because the surgeon hadn’t been vaccinated.

[rileyev.the.third]

I get the fact that if the unvaccinated staff fell seriously ill then they would take up hospital beds and there would be less nurses/doctors etc to treat people but if they were all sacked then the unlucky few would still take up the beds while the rest of them are looking for other jobs.

If I was waiting for a life saving op, I wouldn’t turn it down because the surgeon hadn’t been vaccinated.

Exactly and neither would the author of this thread or anyone having a pop at the NHS workers. That’s the irony Sharky

[great_fire]

I get the fact that if the unvaccinated staff fell seriously ill then they would take up hospital beds and there would be less nurses/doctors etc to treat people but if they were all sacked then the unlucky few would still take up the beds while the rest of them are looking for other jobs.

Hospitals are where you're most likely to get it, I doubt there's many staff who haven't had it at this stage, after 2 years.

[clarkey1974]

A third of hospital admissions are with people going in for something else and then getting tested for Covid and finding out they have it…

And two thirds of admissions for Covid are from the unvaccinated population…

[Slimchance]

Crash stop watching mainstream media, its made you into a nasty person.

The jab is not without risk, so why would someone take the risk if they wouldnt be at risk from the batflu ie under 40 with no other medical issues.

How many of the unvaxxed health workers have had batflu ? If they have dont you think they have as much protection as you ?

We have to start living normally again

[millertop]

They go into a job to help people/saves lives so I don’t understand why they’re now putting lives at risk or are they?

[Slimchance]

They go into a job to help people/saves lives so I don’t understand why they’re now putting lives at risk or are they?

But surely the people at risk would be fully jabbed, so does that mean the jab doesnt work ?

[great_fire]

A third of hospital admissions are with people going in for something else and then getting tested for Covid and finding out they have it…

And two thirds of admissions for Covid are from the unvaccinated population…

People are catching in in hospital too.

And these two thirds, if that's true, will be the older cohorts, any younger people will almost certainly be morbidly obese.

If you're old, immunocompomised or morbidly obese then you probably should take the risk of the vaccine and the booster, but let's not pretend it's not a risk, all medical treatments carry risks.