Norway Covid Pfizer Vaccine Deaths

Oops, I'd better finish my asap
I also put some in the beef casserole

DH did say it was advisable not to drink alcohol before or for a few days after the vaccination.

SuzannahM possibly Russia, aimed at the heavy vodka imbibers!

Lavazza
Vaccines are administered intra-muscular, not intra-venous.

I think you need to readjust your reading matter.
Stop reading Twaddle and Conspiracy Theories.

Let she - or even he - who has a better idea than being vaccinated please post their alternative here. Until that marvellous moment arrives, I will continue to be grateful for what science is currently offering, thankyou.

@Elegran, quite a lot of people in care - not actual nursing - homes, will be suffering from dementia, which I gather can make them more vulnerable, since it’s a degenerative disease of the brain.

Meant to add, so they will not all be ‘fit’ elderly.

you need to be in TIP TOP condition before going to a Vaccine center because it will be FULL of germs.

Thanks for the tip Lavazza1

There are more bacteria and viruses inside you Lavazza
We are germ factories

Nothing personal, of course!

Chewbacca

*you need to be in TIP TOP condition before going to a Vaccine center because it will be FULL* of germs.

Thanks for the tip Lavazza1

Well, that will rule me (and I suspect a few million others) out when it's my turn. The whole point of vaccinating the elderly and vulnerable as a priority is that they're not in tip top condition.

Callistemon

There are more bacteria and viruses inside you Lavazza
We are germ factories

Nothing personal, of course!

Our digestive systems wouldn't work without bacteria.

My local vaccination centre is the leisure centre. I used to go there regularly until the start of lockdowns. I'm really surprised I'm still alive!

Oh dear, I thought the calibre of contributions to GN was better than the half-baked old wives’ tales such as those posted at 18.19 and 18.24.
Lavazza I don’t know where you got your information from but it does not stack up.
Fortunately contributions posted since yours redress the balance but your sort of scaremongering is without foundation and frankly, unwelcome.

you need to be in TIP TOP condition before going to a Vaccine center because it will be FULL* of germs.

It will rule me out too.
I think the majority will be ruled out, in fact.

It is now 2 days since I had my vaccine and I have had no side effects whatsoever. No sore arm, no lump. I couldn't even see the vaccine site the next day. DS's MiL, in her mid-80s had the jab the same day as me, but 200 miles away and like me she has had no side effects what so ever.

My vaccination was done by a doctor, but a very young doctor. Not sure how many jabs he had done before

The report on the Norwegian deaths concluded that common adverse reactions of mRNA vaccines, such as fever, nausea, and diarrhoea, may have contributed to fatal outcomes in some of the frail patients. DH was a participant in the Oxford trials, near the end the trial he had a heart attack. This was not a side effect of the vaccine, the causes of it lay far further back in his past, than a vaccine. Nevertheless it was all carefully checked out.

may have contributed, not 'contributed'. Correlation does not necessarily mean causation.

There's a lot of unsubstantiated scaremongering going on at the moment; not sure why. All seems a bit daft to me. Maybe lockdown has something to do with it.

MawBe

Oh dear, I thought the calibre of contributions to GN was better than the half-baked old wives’ tales such as those posted at 18.19 and 18.24.
Lavazza I don’t know where you got your information from but it does not stack up.
Fortunately contributions posted since yours redress the balance but your sort of scaremongering is without foundation and frankly, unwelcome.

The false Information is indeed unwelcome and I’ve reported it actually.

Fascinating fiction from Lavazza! Surely she must have made it up since even our frequently unreliable press couldn't have dreamt up such unmitigated c**p.
I can confidently state that all of us oldies who attended our local vaccination centre yesterday would confirm that there is no truth whatsoever in those posts.

DH is considered OK to have the vaccine and he had triple bypass surgery 2 months ago followed by 6 weeks of complications, including getting an infection in the incision. he is still not well.

The only reason his vaccine has been delayed, is because he was part of the Oxford vaccination trials and the vaccine on offer was Pfizer and I have got to ring the research team to see if it is OK to (possibly) have both.

How many times does one have to say that no medication is 100% safe for 100% of all recipients. Read the leaflet accompanying any over-the-counter medication - and they are usually administered by people with no medical training at all, some of whom will be unable to even read the accompanying leaflet.

There was a news item about alcohol and the vaccine on the Diabetes UK website yesterday.

It was aimed at heavy drinkers and advised abstaining for two days before and after being vaccinated. The reason given was that heavy drinking affects the immune system and could interfere with the action of the vaccine.

It also strongly advised drinkers to be vaccinated because alcohol does affect the immune system and people who drink heavily are more likely to develop severe covid symptoms.

The article didn't say anything about a need to be in "tip top" condition - quite the opposite. It's never a bad idea to look after your health, but not being a teetotal Mr or Mrs Universe shouldn't put anybody off being vaccinated.

Interesting thread luckily most of us are level headed experienced people. M0nica you are so right just read the leaflet that comes with medication and you wouldn’t take a paracetamol! When your DH was offered the jab did you know it was going to be the Pfizer one? Best wishes for his recovery.
Growstuff yes I read about drinkers and the vaccine, luckily I’m now T total as I was drinking regularly since I retired. I gave it up after an unrelated health scare.

Lavazza1st

Here in the UK, injections are being done by volunteers. Perhaps the Norway ones were done wrong, the vaccine was faulty or all died from a pulmonary embolism because staff weren't medically trained?

I'm surprised we aren't recruiting vets and dentists to help out. They'd have the experience not to give you a pulmonary embolism.

I remember having bloods taken from the senior nurse in the doctors. She did it wrong and the blood that should have been going into the vial went into my arm. My arm went black & I couldn't move it for weeks!

QuoteLucca Sun 17-Jan-21 22:34:56

You don't believe in free speech then Lucca only your opinion counts or those with the same views as you?

Lucca

MawBe

Oh dear, I thought the calibre of contributions to GN was better than the half-baked old wives’ tales such as those posted at 18.19 and 18.24.
Lavazza I don’t know where you got your information from but it does not stack up.
Fortunately contributions posted since yours redress the balance but your sort of scaremongering is without foundation and frankly, unwelcome.

The false Information is indeed unwelcome and I’ve reported it actually.

I don’t expect Lavazza to have posts deleted. Free speech is allowed and so far, the vast majority of well informed posters are challenging her nonsense
Thanks Lucca for asking HQ to take a look though. The last thing we need is nonsense to scare unnecessarily

Yogagirl you are making the same mistake as lavazza. The vaccine is injected into muscle, not a vein. Blood is taken from a vein.

I hope after your bad experience having a blood test you reported the issue to the surgery.

I remember having bloods taken from the senior nurse in the doctors. She did it wrong and the blood that should have been going into the vial went into my arm. My arm went black & I couldn't move it for weeks!

And there we have an example of the difference between intra-muscular and intra-venous Yogagirl

When blood is taken it is from a vein; when vaccine is give it is into muscle.

I don't know what went wrong when you gave blood from a vein but that, in fact, sounds most unusual - I can understand getting a small bruise afterwards, possibly because someone bent their arm after having blood taken, didnt apply pressure or if they are on blood thinners.

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