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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 261151" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>I have nursed and cared for people who have died of Covid. I have had to put them into coffins myself as the funeral directors were not allowed to enter the premises. I have seen young and old die from Covid. Even though there is a high chance of survival for young people they can still have to be hospitalised, taking up beds and resources. A vaccine stops all of that. It's free. It's wise. I am not judging you. I am informing you, based on experience. Being vaccinated is the only way out of this. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I was out of work for 6 months last year. For 4 of them I was house bound. I couldn't see family or friends, I almost lost my mind, I would have chewed threw a brick wall in order to get a vaccine. As soon as it was available I had it. You not wanting it does make you an anti vaxxer, you are anti this vaccine, you do not want it yourself. </p><p></p><p>But that is ludicrous. You would happily go on potentially spreading a virus and wanting to go on with restrictions just to prove the point that you don't have to do what the man says. You could say I am selfish, but it would be as silly as the point you are trying to prove.</p><p></p><p></p><p>How lucky you are, to have such trust in your immune system. Something you have absolutely no control over, and something that millions of people find something wrong with every day. You're Immune system is seemingly fine. At the moment. </p><p></p><p>Thank you for the history lesson.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 261151, member: 68"] I have nursed and cared for people who have died of Covid. I have had to put them into coffins myself as the funeral directors were not allowed to enter the premises. I have seen young and old die from Covid. Even though there is a high chance of survival for young people they can still have to be hospitalised, taking up beds and resources. A vaccine stops all of that. It's free. It's wise. I am not judging you. I am informing you, based on experience. Being vaccinated is the only way out of this. I was out of work for 6 months last year. For 4 of them I was house bound. I couldn't see family or friends, I almost lost my mind, I would have chewed threw a brick wall in order to get a vaccine. As soon as it was available I had it. You not wanting it does make you an anti vaxxer, you are anti this vaccine, you do not want it yourself. But that is ludicrous. You would happily go on potentially spreading a virus and wanting to go on with restrictions just to prove the point that you don't have to do what the man says. You could say I am selfish, but it would be as silly as the point you are trying to prove. How lucky you are, to have such trust in your immune system. Something you have absolutely no control over, and something that millions of people find something wrong with every day. You're Immune system is seemingly fine. At the moment. Thank you for the history lesson. [/QUOTE]
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