Corona Virus Treatment

Thanks John. Being blunt I could be dead either way then?

 

You are probably right Armandii. I will point out that my answer was tongue in cheek, perhaps I should have phrased it differently.

 

Exactly. Which goes back to the point that vaccination cannot be made compulsory for everyone.

I do everything that is required to protect myself and those around me, be they people I know or not. If it was safe for me to be vaccinated then I probably would be.

A doctor, taking into account Armandii's mention of the Hippocratic Oath, would not knowingly vaccinate someone that could become ill or worse.

 

Right now, our province is allowing appointments for test s for those that might be "possibles", meaning having been in contact with someone who tested positive or having symptoms of the viruse so our numbers are reflecting purposeful mining for cases.

I'll only take the vaccine when it is available after the frontline workers in health or every other industry and vulnerable have gotten theirs. Priorities matter. An old broad like me is not as valuable as a young nurse or paramedic or ambulance driver. Priorities. When I see that achieved, then I'll worry about the nutters that don't do it because of stupidity, ignorance or arrogance. They are the ones who will threaten those who cannot, for medical reasons, use the vaccines.

 

But what should be done if a person has been vaccinated and became ill because of it or had severe side effects or even died because of the vaccination?

 

Question on travel in covid areas, for those who have a better understanding of the regulations than my small brain can work out.
Manchester is a tier 3 area. Silverdale(Cumbria) is a tier 3 area. After this lockdown ends on Dec 3rd. Are we allowed to travel 50 miles from one T3 area to another, I understand this may not be advised, but could we do it for one day?
TIA
Ps. I can drive to Manchester airport and have a two week holiday in Tenerife, no problem.