Grassing up a Covid **** taker.

[Monkeylegend]

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

That doesn't stop him from contracting Covid though or passing it on.

Good health and being vaccinated are not mutually exclusive.

[Sebring440]

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

[Evanivitch]

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Don't be too surprised.

toastybase said:

Latest podcast from Dr. Mike Yeadon. Nice to listen to some common sense rather than the usual nonsense on the news etc.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3K59YNpZZZ5azVJ6i...

[toastybase]

vaud said:

Erm, loads of people with a high uptake rate.

https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-...

I think you want this thread:

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Thank you for those links. I’ll have a read through

[toastybase]

Evanivitch said:

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Don't be too surprised.

I’ve been listening to Mike Yeadon for the last few months at least and he does seem to talk sense. Of course there are some areas which I have to question as we all do

toastybase said:

Latest podcast from Dr. Mike Yeadon. Nice to listen to some common sense rather than the usual nonsense on the news etc.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3K59YNpZZZ5azVJ6i...

[PH_77]

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Yeah, surely it's a wind up. Surely?

[toastybase]

PH_77 said:

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Yeah, surely it's a wind up. Surely?

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

[alistair1234]

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

The dust settles? What dust?

I'm 35, been given both jabs, Pfizer. He will be given a choice of Pfizer or Maderna instead of O Az.

[Evanivitch]

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

In your professional opinion, when is it no longer "a rush"?

[Sebring440]

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy

I am seriously gobsmacked. They walk amongst us.

What has being "healthy" got to do with it? In your "opinion", being healthy means you cannot catch COVID?

It beggars belief.

[Mark Benson]

toastybase said:

PH_77 said:

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Yeah, surely it's a wind up. Surely?

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

This is the hysteria thread - you won't get a simple answer here, just a lot of tutting and condescension.

[toastybase]

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy

I am seriously gobsmacked. They walk amongst us.

What has being "healthy" got to do with it? In your "opinion", being healthy means you cannot catch COVID?

It beggars belief.

It doesn’t mean he won’t catch it. Of course there’s a chance he’ll catch it and he may have even had it over the lead up to Christmas however he would most like have a stronger immune system than some and it’s only natural to maintain that rather than introduce a vaccine into the body.

Ideally immunity tests would be the preferred option rather than skipping immediately to a vaccine, in his case.

[toastybase]

Mark Benson said:

toastybase said:

PH_77 said:

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Has anyone in the 30-50 age range taken a vaccine if they are in good health?

My son is in his mid thirties and received a text message in his phone asking to make an appointment. We are a little confused as he is in good health.

I honestly cannot believe that I've read the above.

Yeah, surely it's a wind up. Surely?

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

This is the hysteria thread - you won't get a simple answer here, just a lot of tutting and condescension.

It does feel like that. Something that has surprised me on here. I’m not against anyone else opinion I was just voicing our situation within our family.

[vaud]

This is the wrong thread.

However, there is a very good reason that all of the independent Chief Medical Officers / Scientific Officers etc are strongly recommending that everyone eligible gets their jab and it is not just about the individual, it's about reducing community transmission.

[Hugo Stiglitz]

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy and work relatively solitary lives on the farm.

Ideally we will hold off on any vaccine until the dust settles rather than rush into it. If either of us were back in the city then we’d possibly have a different approach.

I consider myself healthy. One jab, I won't be going back for another.

I've gone 11months with no covid having mixed with many people with no masks etc. That's my only personal opinion. I'm wiped out, waiting for bloods back to confirm what. If its anything else.


Saying this, you work in farming surely you are more worried about pesticides?!

Edited by Hugo Stiglitz on Thursday 20th May 16:59

[Evanivitch]

toastybase said:

It doesn’t mean he won’t catch it. Of course there’s a chance he’ll catch it and he may have even had it over the lead up to Christmas however he would most like have a stronger immune system than some and it’s only natural to maintain that rather than introduce a vaccine into the body.

Ideally immunity tests would be the preferred option rather than skipping immediately to a vaccine, in his case.

A farmer lecturing on natural immunity

[toastybase]

Evanivitch said:

A farmer lecturing on natural immunity

My background isn’t in farming. I bought a small farm a few years ago.

[Foss62]

toastybase said:

Sebring440 said:

toastybase said:

Sorry no it’s not a wind up. We are healthy

I am seriously gobsmacked. They walk amongst us.

What has being "healthy" got to do with it? In your "opinion", being healthy means you cannot catch COVID?

It beggars belief.

It doesn’t mean he won’t catch it. Of course there’s a chance he’ll catch it and he may have even had it over the lead up to Christmas however he would most like have a stronger immune system than some and it’s only natural to maintain that rather than introduce a vaccine into the body.

Ideally immunity tests would be the preferred option rather than skipping immediately to a vaccine, in his case.

If you already have a level of immunity then the vaccine will probably extend the length of time that lasts for.