Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Number 5

 This man is not having it. Karl Stefanovic has said no more for him. Everyone has a choice. Choose wisely. 

I'm off to Coffee Morning. Catch ya later. Toodle pip.   ilona

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  1. Eileen H8 February 2023 at 10:11

    No more for me. I've had six jabs because I was vulnerable in 2020 going through chemotherapy. The last two jabs had bad side effects for me. I' m done, no more!

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    1. Meanqueen8 February 2023 at 14:08

      No one should be forced or coerced into taking an experimental medical procedure. Read up all you can, then do what you think is best for yourself.

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    2. Anonymous8 February 2023 at 17:36

      That is exactly what I did. I followed the science and had the vaccine, and all the boosters. Doesn’t follow your narrative, I know, but I did what was best for me.

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    3. Meanqueen8 February 2023 at 17:43

      I am pleased for you, Anonymous.

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    4. Anonymous8 February 2023 at 18:18

      Thank you Meanqueen

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    5. Meanqueen9 February 2023 at 08:49

      As long as you accept the possible long term consequences of your actions. I won't have that problem.

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  2. Anonymous9 February 2023 at 02:33

    I can't have any more as it's too great a risk. Passed out 2/3 days after each vaccine. Opened my eyes and I was on the floor. No warning of feeling dizzy or anything. What if I was driving or crossing the road?
    Have never fainted in my life before or since so I know it was the vaxx. Had 3 vaxxs and happened after each one. It doesn't suit everybody.
    Sally from Devon x

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    1. Meanqueen9 February 2023 at 08:44

      Thank you Sally. It should have always been a choice. Everyone should assess their own risks. In the beginning there wasn't enough published data to digest, so people went ahead with it anyway. Now new data is coming out daily, from lots of different sources. Anyone with a computer can access this, if they are interested. Some will not bother, and will carry on taking whatever they are offered. They then have to accept the consequences if something goes wrong at a later date. There is still not enough long term information. What may seem like minor adverse effects now, could well turn into something a lot more serious later.

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