Travel

[clemensiadove]

Would you have still had the vaccine if it didn't affect travel?

Please, no virtue signalling, just after honest opinions. If you could travel abroad without the vaccine, would you have had it?

Bearing in mind the current scientific information I.e. transmission is still possible, immunity wears off in months etc.

What about the booster? Will you have three vaccinations in the space of one year? Or be willing to be called an anti vaxxer, conspiracy theorist or COVID denier if you don't? Will you give up overseas travel or have a third vaccine?

yes

yes

yes (please)

yes

what?

booster please

Yes, 100% I would have had the jab whatever.

Oh, missed the last bit. Yes, I’ll be front of the queue for the booster. And any other boosters after that.

Yes

Well fuck me. Congratulations to you.

Another yes, yes, yes for the jab ASAP, whatever.

Booster if necessary, definitely.

Three vaccines in the space of a year? Ha, ha, ha. When I go travelling I have plenty more than that. If someone offers me a jab that will most likely prevent me from becoming seriously ill, my sleeve is rolled up ready. In fact, I've had two Covid jabs this year and 'flu jab is booked so I'll be getting 3 anyway.

you asked x

@clemensiadove

Well fuck me. Congratulations to you.

What was the need in that comment?

@clemensiadove

Well fuck me. Congratulations to you.

There are plenty of anti vaxxers on MN love. Try putting "mandatory vaccination" in your thread title and they'll all come away from their googling of discredited conspiracy theorists and then you can all pat yourselves on the back about what clever liberals you all are.

I mainly had the vaccine for the massively reduced symptoms and risk of hospitalisation in the event of my catching covid. Also, to try and prevent further school closures for my children. The more people who are vaccinated, the greater the chances of a return to normal.
So not to do with travel at all.

Yes, because otherwise I would not currently be able to go to a cafe for coffee, a restaurant for a meal or visit a museum.

Yes because I'm in a more risky age group. If I was under 30 I probably wouldn't have. Theres more risk of me dying from Corona virus than there is of me dying from a rare vaccine side effects.

Yes, yes, yes

I haven’t been abroad in 20 years and have had both my jabs and will take a third if offered it.

So no my reason for having it isn’t linked to travel although I would actually like a holiday next year!

I’m 37 and fully jabbed and will be having the boaster in phase 2.

I’m on holiday now but that was a last minute decision made way after I had my first two jabs.

I only had my jabs so I could travel but even after having them it’s so hard work. I don’t think I will have a booster and definitely won’t let my teens have a vaccine at all so the way things are going we won’t be able to have a family holiday abroad for quite a while or rather not where we would like to visit the USA but I’m sure someone will take us!

Yes

I never go abroad and had mine, would happily have boosters same as I have the flu jab 🤷🏻‍♀️ don't need to give up anything as I never go abroad.

Yes, yes, yes, all the jabs please.

Yes yes yes vaccines all the way. Thanks for your concern.

I probably won't have the booster, I doubt anyone will care anyway if I have had it or not to call me names

Yes because I'm CEV and not an antivaxx nob

All the yes. I don't even have a passport at the moment so travel is not any factor for me.

The Telegraph have are doing a poll of its readership and 82% would accept a booster, if that's of interest?

Yes. Going abroad not a major priority but getting the booster would be great.

Dh just had it. I either didn't catch it or very mild. We are both 2x AZ

I know a 57yo not jabbed just died.

Risk of vaccine lower than risk of dying from covid