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(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.  |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey. "
Could happen anytime anywhere 
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack "
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack "
This ^ it happens to a lot of people.
I need to gear myself up for a jab or blood test. They sprang one on me earlier this year and no matter how I tried to control it by body took over and switched off. Woke up on the floor with 6 people in the room and monitors on. |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack "
That's the sort of thing I was thinking when he said it, maybe she fainted and hit her head etc
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over a year ago
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They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of. |
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over a year ago
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When I J had mine done there was a patient in the next cubicle in a panic over the needle.....said the needle.wad too big..they was in a real panic and you could hear the fear and panic let alone the hyperventilating |
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc).
My son had to be sat on to have any injections...."
Yeah, I'll freak out when I get my jab. I do not like needles.
I want it and I'll deal but  |
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc).
My son had to be sat on to have any injections....
Yeah, I'll freak out when I get my jab. I do not like needles.
I want it and I'll deal but "
I'll come and sit on you  |
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc).
My son had to be sat on to have any injections....
Yeah, I'll freak out when I get my jab. I do not like needles.
I want it and I'll deal but
I'll come and sit on you "
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc).
My son had to be sat on to have any injections....
Yeah, I'll freak out when I get my jab. I do not like needles.
I want it and I'll deal but
I'll come and sit on you
Please "
I can jab you too at the same time  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T |
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over a year ago
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T"
I am very worried about the ‘ farting and following through’ side affect, should I wear dark trousers |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T"
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. |
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"When I J had mine done there was a patient in the next cubicle in a panic over the needle.....said the needle.wad too big..they was in a real panic and you could hear the fear and panic let alone the hyperventilating "
That's just what I'd need next to me.... I hate needles enough already and have to lay down or fall down, let alone with having my fears fed by others panic.. Mine is next week.... |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
That is assuming the person in question was there for a vaccination. You can have someone with you when you go for yours.
Could be totally unrelated to the vaccination and just an unfortunate event. |
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"When I J had mine done there was a patient in the next cubicle in a panic over the needle.....said the needle.wad too big..they was in a real panic and you could hear the fear and panic let alone the hyperventilating
That's just what I'd need next to me.... I hate needles enough already and have to lay down or fall down, let alone with having my fears fed by others panic.. Mine is next week.... "
Good luck.
My coping mechanism doesn't work with masks  |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
That is assuming the person in question was there for a vaccination. You can have someone with you when you go for yours.
Could be totally unrelated to the vaccination and just an unfortunate event."
Can you? Didn't know that |
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"I once saw a lady collapse and have to be resuscitated in Tesco’s
.... I’ve never been back since, it’s far too dangerous to go there!!!
... do you get my point perhaps???
R xx"
Indeed, but it's interesting that plenty of people ITT reporting their problems with needles etc |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"I once saw a lady collapse and have to be resuscitated in Tesco’s
.... I’ve never been back since, it’s far too dangerous to go there!!!
... do you get my point perhaps???
R xx
Indeed, but it's interesting that plenty of people ITT reporting their problems with needles etc "
Stick something into you’re skin and your body suffers a shock, most of the time it deals with it without any problem.
I have seen grate big hulking men pass out getting tattooed because of the shock to the system especially if they have low blood sugar |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of."
Had mine 3 weeks back. Walked out the room, down the stairs, got in my car a d drove 25 miles to work (I've had no side effects at a btw).
Last week I took a lady friends 86yr old mother for her 2and jab. Different surgery...they also had a 15 min waiting room set up. Depends where you go I think. |
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It's the right place, other than an hospital, to show a problem. It will be recorded but is probably no more serious than a soreness in the arm for a couple of days. Many people are anxious and a major event like finally getting it, can raise stress levels etc.
Rely on the published evidence of the jabs' very high levels of safety |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
You have no idea if it’s related to the vaccine or not.
When I went for mine a man had to have serious first aid treatment and an ambulance called. It all looked very dramatic and lots of local idiots plastered it all over Facebook about how people were being “rushed away from the vax centre in a terrible state”.
He misjudged a step and cracked his head on the ground when he fell. Absolutely nothing to do with the vaccine or side effects. |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
You have no idea if it’s related to the vaccine or not.
When I went for mine a man had to have serious first aid treatment and an ambulance called. It all looked very dramatic and lots of local idiots plastered it all over Facebook about how people were being “rushed away from the vax centre in a terrible state”.
He misjudged a step and cracked his head on the ground when he fell. Absolutely nothing to do with the vaccine or side effects."
Well they were all in booths and I understand the medical response was to one booth, so it was related to the procedure yes, not someone tripping on the stairs |
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over a year ago
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc).
My son had to be sat on to have any injections...."
I’m the same
Always like to be sat on |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey. "
Most likely fainted prior to vaccine... even hyper allergic people seem to take time to develop issues.. So dont worry about it... |
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I have a phobia about eyes. I needed to go to a clinic and had some drops put in them for a test. My blood pressure plummeted, I fainted and an ambulance was called. Nothing to do with the vaccination. I had that no problem. |
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No , not necessarily related to having the vaccine.
In a booth/ a private booth ?
As i have already said could have been someone accompanying a patient.
Numerous reasons for this happening .
Please dont spread assumptions.
It's not helpful for those people awaiting their vaccinations.
Post facts dont assume. |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
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"No , not necessarily related to having the vaccine.
In a booth/ a private booth ?
As i have already said could have been someone accompanying a patient.
Numerous reasons for this happening .
Please dont spread assumptions.
It's not helpful for those people awaiting their vaccinations.
Post facts dont assume. "
Exactly; great point! When someone collapses in a restaurant, we don't all think it's because they been food poisoned. |
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"No , not necessarily related to having the vaccine.
In a booth/ a private booth ?
As i have already said could have been someone accompanying a patient.
Numerous reasons for this happening .
Please dont spread assumptions.
It's not helpful for those people awaiting their vaccinations.
Post facts dont assume. "
I've been crystal clear about what is known and unknown, and not been hyperbolic at all.
And plenty of people have replied with their own experiences, needle phobias etc which I'm sure is helpful for many. |
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"I once saw a lady collapse and have to be resuscitated in Tesco’s
.... I’ve never been back since, it’s far too dangerous to go there!!!
... do you get my point perhaps???
R xx
Indeed, but it's interesting that plenty of people ITT reporting their problems with needles etc "
I think needle phobia or dislike is pretty common, and that could be part of it.
I'm not assuming anything other than there was an incident at a vaccination centre. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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No doubt get shot down in flames for this but I really don’t care anymore.
Why even post this OP when you have no idea what the circumstances were?
It’s not helpful at all
V |
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"No , not necessarily related to having the vaccine.
In a booth/ a private booth ?
As i have already said could have been someone accompanying a patient.
Numerous reasons for this happening .
Please dont spread assumptions.
It's not helpful for those people awaiting their vaccinations.
Post facts dont assume.
I've been crystal clear about what is known and unknown, and not been hyperbolic at all.
And plenty of people have replied with their own experiences, needle phobias etc which I'm sure is helpful for many. "
Wrong for you to say it was related to the procedure. You dont know what it was related to!
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"No doubt get shot down in flames for this but I really don’t care anymore.
Why even post this OP when you have no idea what the circumstances were?
It’s not helpful at all
V"
Wholeheartedly agree . |
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"No doubt get shot down in flames for this but I really don’t care anymore.
Why even post this OP when you have no idea what the circumstances were?
It’s not helpful at all
V"
May not be helpful to you, fine, it been helpful to others ITT |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
Someone needing medical attention in a vaccination centre isn't an important event. I would suggest that there is probably at least one such event every day in every vaccination centre. The link with the vaccination is tenuous to say the least.
My mother was admitted to hospital with multiple thromboses shortly after her first vaccination. In light of recent events I could make much of that but spreading unfounded fear in a situation already fraught with uncertainty isn't something I want to do.
I hope the person in question is OK and your brother has recovered from his experience. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No doubt get shot down in flames for this but I really don’t care anymore.
Why even post this OP when you have no idea what the circumstances were?
It’s not helpful at all
V
May not be helpful to you, fine, it been helpful to others ITT"
As in what way? |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
Someone needing medical attention in a vaccination centre isn't an important event. I would suggest that there is probably at least one such event every day in every vaccination centre. The link with the vaccination is tenuous to say the least.
My mother was admitted to hospital with multiple thromboses shortly after her first vaccination. In light of recent events I could make much of that but spreading unfounded fear in a situation already fraught with uncertainty isn't something I want to do.
I hope the person in question is OK and your brother has recovered from his experience. "
I think there's a human tendency to associate unrelated events that happen close together. (Not saying you are. More, you could) |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of."
"Exactly" 15 minutes.
Rather specific? |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
"Exactly" 15 minutes.
Rather specific? "
Yeah, it was pretty exact at my docs. They gave me a ticket with my permitted exit time, I sat in the bake-off tent in the car park and at every minute interval, the lady at the front shouted the time.... 7:10, 7:11, 7:12, 7:13 (that was me outta there) |
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over a year ago
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No one likes to have a needle , but it ain’t that bad , I’ve seen people pass out in gyms , getting a tattoo in supermarkets etc I’d rather have a jab than be in hospital fighting for air |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
Someone needing medical attention in a vaccination centre isn't an important event. I would suggest that there is probably at least one such event every day in every vaccination centre. The link with the vaccination is tenuous to say the least.
My mother was admitted to hospital with multiple thromboses shortly after her first vaccination. In light of recent events I could make much of that but spreading unfounded fear in a situation already fraught with uncertainty isn't something I want to do.
I hope the person in question is OK and your brother has recovered from his experience.
I think there's a human tendency to associate unrelated events that happen close together. (Not saying you are. More, you could)"
Yes there is that tendency. I didn't as you say make any connection and wouldn't because I have zero evidence that the vaccine had anything to do with it. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey. "
A bit stressfull hope he still had his jab |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack "
Exactly this. We had three panic attacks in one day at a recent covid vaccine clinic.
Oddly we had none when we were doing the elderly but as the age range gets younger we are having more and more panicking people.
I wonder if that says something about the younger generation. |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack
Exactly this. We had three panic attacks in one day at a recent covid vaccine clinic.
Oddly we had none when we were doing the elderly but as the age range gets younger we are having more and more panicking people.
I wonder if that says something about the younger generation."
Since he said it, that was one of my thoughts as well, older people bit more used to jabs, flu jabs etc, the younger they are the less used to it they get.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
See I don't think it was, somebody went to a medical appointment and fainted it's hardly news worthy or relevant to be honest to anything. |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
Had mine 3 weeks back. Walked out the room, down the stairs, got in my car a d drove 25 miles to work (I've had no side effects at a btw).
Last week I took a lady friends 86yr old mother for her 2and jab. Different surgery...they also had a 15 min waiting room set up. Depends where you go I think. "
It doesn't depend on where you go it depends on what vaccine you have.
The Pfizer vaccine you have to wait for 15 minutes but the Oxford one generally you don't. |
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I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject. |
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over a year ago
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject."
I Don't see how it is.
You or your brother have no idea why this happened.
I think it just adds to the scaremongering.
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I had mine today. I’m not scared of needles, am not I’ll and couldn’t wait to be vaccinated even with the AZ vaccine. Yet while on the way to the vaccination centre and all the way through the process - I felt so nervous and briefly shook (prior to the jab). I think, for some including myself, there is so much emotional and psychological baggage with regards to the pandemic, the lives we’ve lived because of it, the people we know who have suffered from it, the terrible news of others experiences - that it’s not surprising that some people react, physically, when being vaccinated.
I’m feeling great now, euphoric in fact. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
not really when you dont seem to know any of the details so all it serves to do is create panic over unknown |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"got the flu jab October and felt the needle going in got the covid jab feb never evan felt the needle r lass said the same "
ive anecdotally heard that too that its one of the quickest and most painless - for a needle phobe that wont help though, its always the build up in my head thats the worst - if someone marches me into my appt and i stare at the wall it will be fine - just be a nervous wreck from the minute the appt is booked til its over - much like when i go to the dentist  |
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"It's pretty common with needle related stuff, it's why all vaccinators have to be fully first aid trained (if not already a nurse/doc)"
This..
It's covered extensively in the training for volunteering at the vaccination centres, it's to be expected that some people have phobia's or are anxious etc ..
Had a mate who was airborne and commando trained, hard as nails who fainted as we were queuing to be multiple jabbed prior to going to Kenya..
It happens and the centres and staff are equipped to deal with suchlike..
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"got the flu jab October and felt the needle going in got the covid jab feb never evan felt the needle r lass said the same
ive anecdotally heard that too that its one of the quickest and most painless - for a needle phobe that wont help though, its always the build up in my head thats the worst - if someone marches me into my appt and i stare at the wall it will be fine - just be a nervous wreck from the minute the appt is booked til its over - much like when i go to the dentist "
When you go you can take someone with you if you wish or make it known to one of the staff when you get there and they should offer to stay with you through the process.. |
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"got the flu jab October and felt the needle going in got the covid jab feb never evan felt the needle r lass said the same
ive anecdotally heard that too that its one of the quickest and most painless - for a needle phobe that wont help though, its always the build up in my head thats the worst - if someone marches me into my appt and i stare at the wall it will be fine - just be a nervous wreck from the minute the appt is booked til its over - much like when i go to the dentist
When you go you can take someone with you if you wish or make it known to one of the staff when you get there and they should offer to stay with you through the process.."
i got nail surgery on my 2 big toes years ago (took me about 3 years to work up the courage) and they had to give me local anaesthetic... once i had psyched myself up to go in i was ok going alone but i asked the nurses to lay me back and then i was deep breathing and flapping my arms about like a looney while the injections were happening
i think they thought i was having a fit when it was just my way of coping
probably more stressful for them than me in the end 
i 100% know its an itrational fear all in my mind - just gotta man up and get over that doorway and ill be grand  , a wee while before i have to worry about it yet anyway |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject."
My relative faints at anything pointy, even getting her ears pierced, it happens for some people, it could be nothing to do with the vaccine. |
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"got the flu jab October and felt the needle going in got the covid jab feb never evan felt the needle r lass said the same
ive anecdotally heard that too that its one of the quickest and most painless - for a needle phobe that wont help though, its always the build up in my head thats the worst - if someone marches me into my appt and i stare at the wall it will be fine - just be a nervous wreck from the minute the appt is booked til its over - much like when i go to the dentist
When you go you can take someone with you if you wish or make it known to one of the staff when you get there and they should offer to stay with you through the process..
i got nail surgery on my 2 big toes years ago (took me about 3 years to work up the courage) and they had to give me local anaesthetic... once i had psyched myself up to go in i was ok going alone but i asked the nurses to lay me back and then i was deep breathing and flapping my arms about like a looney while the injections were happening
i think they thought i was having a fit when it was just my way of coping
probably more stressful for them than me in the end
i 100% know its an itrational fear all in my mind - just gotta man up and get over that doorway and ill be grand , a wee while before i have to worry about it yet anyway "
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"got the flu jab October and felt the needle going in got the covid jab feb never evan felt the needle r lass said the same
ive anecdotally heard that too that its one of the quickest and most painless - for a needle phobe that wont help though, its always the build up in my head thats the worst - if someone marches me into my appt and i stare at the wall it will be fine - just be a nervous wreck from the minute the appt is booked til its over - much like when i go to the dentist
When you go you can take someone with you if you wish or make it known to one of the staff when you get there and they should offer to stay with you through the process..
i got nail surgery on my 2 big toes years ago (took me about 3 years to work up the courage) and they had to give me local anaesthetic... once i had psyched myself up to go in i was ok going alone but i asked the nurses to lay me back and then i was deep breathing and flapping my arms about like a looney while the injections were happening
i think they thought i was having a fit when it was just my way of coping
probably more stressful for them than me in the end
i 100% know its an itrational fear all in my mind - just gotta man up and get over that doorway and ill be grand , a wee while before i have to worry about it yet anyway
Good luck with it, you'll be fine.. "
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It happened to my work colleague. Seconds after the jab she developed redness and swelling in her face and neck. She was given oxygen and stabilised. She was offered to visit hospital for a check over and refused, instead a doctor at the vaccine centre was called over. She was being monitored for 1.5 hours until her husband took her home. The reason for it was a reaction to medication she takes. She was then off work ill for 4 days. She is ok now. |
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And it a reason why they go over and over the same questions.. that person may have lied and had a bad reaction
Obvs dont know medical history but that why they thorough with the questions .k |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject."
It’s really not when you have no idea why it happened or what happened.
Especially your original comment about potential resuscitation when you’ve no idea if it was needed or not. It’s totally scaremongering |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
It’s really not when you have no idea why it happened or what happened.
Especially your original comment about potential resuscitation when you’ve no idea if it was needed or not. It’s totally scaremongering "
Completely disagree and lots of people ITT clearly found it interesting, relevant and relatable to their own experiences.
However tempers seem to be running a little hot so I’m out. |
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"I had mine on Tuesday and I was surprised how big the needle was, however I barely felt it so as far as injections goes it was one of the easier ones "
It was the most insignificant 1 that I've ever had, for the sensations. Possibly very important for my life though. |
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"I once saw a lady collapse and have to be resuscitated in Tesco’s
.... I’ve never been back since, it’s far too dangerous to go there!!!
... do you get my point perhaps???
R xx"
My ex was waiting in the doctors surgery when another patient who was waiting in there had a heart attack. When the doctor came out he just panicked. It was only when the on site nurse took over that calm was restored.
Just goes to show how so much is down to training. The nurse had a background in trauma nursing. The GP just wasn't experienced with emergency practice.
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
It’s really not when you have no idea why it happened or what happened.
Especially your original comment about potential resuscitation when you’ve no idea if it was needed or not. It’s totally scaremongering
Completely disagree and lots of people ITT clearly found it interesting, relevant and relatable to their own experiences.
However tempers seem to be running a little hot so I’m out."
I don't think many did actually.
Most who said they had a fear of needles were trying to explain to you that it was likely that than a reaction to the vaccine which you seemed to be implying.
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"I had mine on Tuesday and I was surprised how big the needle was, however I barely felt it so as far as injections goes it was one of the easier ones
It was the most insignificant 1 that I've ever had, for the sensations. Possibly very important for my life though. "
I agree. I never even felt it. I felt the flu jab more and my B12 is worst. |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
It’s really not when you have no idea why it happened or what happened.
Especially your original comment about potential resuscitation when you’ve no idea if it was needed or not. It’s totally scaremongering
Completely disagree and lots of people ITT clearly found it interesting, relevant and relatable to their own experiences.
However tempers seem to be running a little hot so I’m out."
thats not how i read the thread at all - seems like an entire thread of folk responding with the same theme of reasons why its not something to be concerned about |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
It’s really not when you have no idea why it happened or what happened.
Especially your original comment about potential resuscitation when you’ve no idea if it was needed or not. It’s totally scaremongering "
Totally agree - posts like this can be harmful and might scare people into not having the jab |
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"As I said on another thread, I don't find peoples' worries about reactions to the vaccine as something to laugh about.
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Who is laughing at peoples worries on this thread?
The OP hasn't said they were worried and anyone on the thread that has said they are has had reassurance. |
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If I look at a needle I have a panic attack and can pass out, I always warn any dr or nurse that is going to inject me or take blood etc so I can close my eyes. Thankfully the hot fireman that jabbed me was a great distraction lol |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack "
Seen this more than once. People can get very anxious |
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"As I said on another thread, I don't find peoples' worries about reactions to the vaccine as something to laugh about.
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Who has laughed?
Picking up on blatant scaremongering is not laughing at someone’s worries.
People posting unnecessary speculation that someone needed resuscitating when they weren’t there, and the person who was there didn’t even know the situation, are simply adding to the worries people may have absolutely needlessly. |
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"No doubt get shot down in flames for this but I really don’t care anymore.
Why even post this OP when you have no idea what the circumstances were?
It’s not helpful at all
V"
This right here. Even if OP isn't fashioning it as caused by the vaccine, titling the thread this way absolutely does not help that fact.
The vaccines are generally super quick in and out procedures and the risk any vaccine would ever cause an immediate sort of reaction like that (as in the a vaccination caused it) is ridiculously, extremely rare.
Way more likely to be anxiety-fuelled or unrelated.
Helps nobody. Hope the person was able to make it out okay. |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey. "
This is scary especially after hearing blood clot incidents |
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
This is scary especially after hearing blood clot incidents"
Yes I can understand your concern but we have no idea what happened in this situation and the OP has this "information" secondhand and no facts just speculation.
Regarding the blood clots you are much more likely to get blood clots from complications of covid and the Oxford vaccine has been declared safe.
Please don't let rumours put you off having a potentially life saving vaccine. |
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wasn’t going to post again but I spoke again to my brother to double check what he saw and knew for a fact.
Everything I posted in the OP is accurate, there was resuscitation required, there’s no speculation, that’s what happened. Now I really am out. |
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"wasn’t going to post again but I spoke again to my brother to double check what he saw and knew for a fact.
Everything I posted in the OP is accurate, there was resuscitation required, there’s no speculation, that’s what happened. Now I really am out."
How would he know all of this if it happened it a different room? |
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"wasn’t going to post again but I spoke again to my brother to double check what he saw and knew for a fact.
Everything I posted in the OP is accurate, there was resuscitation required, there’s no speculation, that’s what happened. Now I really am out.
How would he know all of this if it happened it a different room?"
Who said that? Same room. |
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People can faint anywhere anytime for any reason. The fact that is was in the vaccination centre means that, she was in the best place to receive help.
I queued up for nearly an hour in the cold yesterday. One old woman with walking stick was let in to the room as she looked like she couldn't be expected to stand for so long. 50 minutes.
Hunger, thirst, needle phobias, diabetes, a lack of sleep and just a handful of reasons for keeling over. At least they tended to her and did the right thing, by getting an ambulance. Better safe than sorry. |
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How would he know all of this if it happened it a different room?
Who said that? Same room. "
You said he was about to receive his jab. An alarm went off and his nurse dashed to a different room to give assistance |
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How would he know all of this if it happened it a different room?
Who said that? Same room.
You said he was about to receive his jab. An alarm went off and his nurse dashed to a different room to give assistance "
Er no, I said dashed off to help someone else, it was a hall |
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"there was resuscitation required, there’s no speculation, that’s what happened.
So the person's heart stopped beating ?
Or they were just given oxygen because they fainted ?
Yes CPR "
Its still speculation as what caused this or even if the person had received the vaccine.
It seems your only purpose of posting this was to cause concern. |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject."
So at this point, after clarifying with your brother, you didn’t know if she possibly fainted or had a panic attack, but now you are saying definitely needed CPR? |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
So at this point, after clarifying with your brother, you didn’t know if she possibly fainted or had a panic attack, but now you are saying definitely needed CPR?"
could have been someone with heart disease that had a heart attacked entirely unrelated to the vaccine
i get what the OP is saying terms of there is no speculation about what their brother witnessed, they say what they saw, but it seems like the whole purpose of the thread especially with its title , was speculation about wether or not the vaccine caused what happened |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
So at this point, after clarifying with your brother, you didn’t know if she possibly fainted or had a panic attack, but now you are saying definitely needed CPR?"
Ironically I was originally trying in the OP to NOT make it into a big thing and I didn’t interrogate my brother closely as I am very much pro vaccine. My OP was in no sense hyperbolic or anything but factual.
Seeing as you insisted on knowing exact details and making it a big thing, I went back to him and clarified. |
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"As I said on another thread, I don't find peoples' worries about reactions to the vaccine as something to laugh about.
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Equally I don't find people's paranoia based on speculation and unfounded claims something to celebrate as it creates doubt in the minds of people who should be taking the vaccine, for the good of themselves and the communities they live in. |
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I think your brother or *someone* might be exaggerating.
Why would his nurse dart off to treat someone else’s patient? The centres have specific doctors in place to deal with emergencies, and they aren’t the same person that’s giving the jab.
How would he see? Even halls have divides, and when someone has an incident they place medical divides around them. If his nurse was busy giving someone CPR does that mean he didn’t get his vaccine? Or did they bring that person back to life and then casually finish off your bros vaccine?
With all the panic in the news at the moment, a major incident like this would be all over the news. It doesn’t add up. |
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"I’ve spoken to my brother again, he says the emergency took place quickly after the lady had had her jab.
I’m not saying she didn’t faint or have a panic attack etc. but yes it’s relevant to the vaccination subject.
So at this point, after clarifying with your brother, you didn’t know if she possibly fainted or had a panic attack, but now you are saying definitely needed CPR?
Ironically I was originally trying in the OP to NOT make it into a big thing and I didn’t interrogate my brother closely as I am very much pro vaccine. My OP was in no sense hyperbolic or anything but factual.
Seeing as you insisted on knowing exact details and making it a big thing, I went back to him and clarified. "
If you are going to throw around claims that someone needed CPR due to the vaccine then you have to expect people to question you on it.
Still, at least after your two clarifications we can see that there is still absolutely nothing to say that it was related to the actual vaccine so people can see the scaremongering attempt for what it was |
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"When I J had mine done there was a patient in the next cubicle in a panic over the needle.....said the needle.wad too big..they was in a real panic and you could hear the fear and panic let alone the hyperventilating
That's just what I'd need next to me.... I hate needles enough already and have to lay down or fall down, let alone with having my fears fed by others panic.. Mine is next week.... "
I had mine a few weeks ago. I am not needle phobic but sometimes they can be painful. However my nurse told me to look in a certain direction and I was waiting for it to happen when it was finished - didn’t feel it at all and it didn’t even make me bleed. So don’t psyche yourself up and just remember to breathe. |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
Had mine 3 weeks back. Walked out the room, down the stairs, got in my car a d drove 25 miles to work (I've had no side effects at a btw).
Last week I took a lady friends 86yr old mother for her 2and jab. Different surgery...they also had a 15 min waiting room set up. Depends where you go I think.
It doesn't depend on where you go it depends on what vaccine you have.
The Pfizer vaccine you have to wait for 15 minutes but the Oxford one generally you don't."
I was told to sit in the centre or in my car for 15 mins and I had Oxford - so both the same. |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
Had mine 3 weeks back. Walked out the room, down the stairs, got in my car a d drove 25 miles to work (I've had no side effects at a btw).
Last week I took a lady friends 86yr old mother for her 2and jab. Different surgery...they also had a 15 min waiting room set up. Depends where you go I think.
It doesn't depend on where you go it depends on what vaccine you have.
The Pfizer vaccine you have to wait for 15 minutes but the Oxford one generally you don't.
I was told to sit in the centre or in my car for 15 mins and I had Oxford - so both the same."
My partner, sister and work colleagues had Oxford and none of them were asked to wait. |
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My partner, sister and work colleagues had Oxford and none of them were asked to wait.
You are asked not to drive for 15 minutes. Otherwise you can walk straight out. "
My partner wasn't hold that or asked he drives.
I don't know if the others i mentioned were. |
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My partner, sister and work colleagues had Oxford and none of them were asked to wait.
You are asked not to drive for 15 minutes. Otherwise you can walk straight out. "
For the Oxford there’s no waiting period needed at all.
However, some vaccine centres that are giving both vaccines are giving the 15 minute advice all the time so there’s never any confusion and someone missed.
Where I got mine they only have given the AZ so they’ve not given any 15 minute waiting advice at all. |
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GPs do not need to observe patients for 15 minutes after administering the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine. The MHRA said this comes as no reports of anaphylactic adverse reactions have so far been associated with the Oxford vaccine.7 Jan 2021
Copied from the NHS Website.
Some centres are obviously choosing to ask people to wait but its not necessary according to official guidance. |
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"I've never understood people being afraid of needles, it hurts less than someone pinching your arm and everyone I know that's had their vaccine said that they barely even felt it"
It's not rational and it's been true since before I can remember |
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By *ugby 123Couple
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Didn't feel a thing until the very last second of it going in. If you were driving they did ask you to stay behind for 15 minutes or at least not drive for 15 minutes if you wanted to sit outside |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of."
Sadly this isn't being followed consistently...my mother in law was asked to wait but my elderly parents weren't |
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"I've never understood people being afraid of needles, it hurts less than someone pinching your arm and everyone I know that's had their vaccine said that they barely even felt it"
It isn't something you can explain, it is just a fear of something. A bit like me with heights |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
Sadly this isn't being followed consistently...my mother in law was asked to wait but my elderly parents weren't"
Depends which vaccine they had, see comments above. |
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"They tell you not to drive until at least 15mins after the jab, my dr's wouldnt let me leave the surgery until exactly 15mins had passed after having it. Think its mainly due to different people reacting to it, maybe they are allergic to an ingredient in it that they wernt aware of.
Sadly this isn't being followed consistently...my mother in law was asked to wait but my elderly parents weren't"
If your parents had the AZ vaccine there was no need for them to wait. |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject. "
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment. |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment. "
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre  |
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"I've never understood people being afraid of needles, it hurts less than someone pinching your arm and everyone I know that's had their vaccine said that they barely even felt it
It's not rational and it's been true since before I can remember"
same
i am similar terrified of spiders despite knowing they can’t do me any harm at all |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre "
Yet the number who have banged on about how how common it seems to be fainting don't see thus doesn't help or encourage people going either. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre "
To speculate on something you know people have concerns about without knowing what happened or even if the person had had any type of vaccination before they needed medical treatment is scaremongering. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre
Yet the number who have banged on about how how common it seems to be fainting don't see thus doesn't help or encourage people going either."
people generally already know if they have a needle phobia or prone to fainting from things like getting blood taken, vaccines from earlier life, even the dentist
i wouldn’t read those experiences as you could be at risk of this if its not something you have experienced before or let it put you off
but if you were concerned you just let the vaccinator know and i assume there will be the facility for you to lie down to have the injection much like most nurses offices do when they take blood |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre
To speculate on something you know people have concerns about without knowing what happened or even if the person had had any type of vaccination before they needed medical treatment is scaremongering. "
Sorry OP but this. |
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre
To speculate on something you know people have concerns about without knowing what happened or even if the person had had any type of vaccination before they needed medical treatment is scaremongering. "
No speculation, it just doesn’t fit your narrative, I’m out |
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No speculation, it just doesn’t fit your narrative, I’m out "
So it's fact that a woman collapsed and needed CPR immediately after her vaccination. Did your brother still have his after he witnessed this ? How did the vaccinator feel ? |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
David Icke and Bill Gates had instructed the medical staff, via the local 5G network, to selelect that patient for the special multi-transmitter version of the vaccine, so she had to be given a sedative in order that knocked her out first; she could be taken to an old Soylent Green processing facility, in a vehicle that resembled an NHS ambulance, but which was actually jointly owned by the Bilderberg Group and the Trilatetal Commission and driven by members of the Illuminati, who are actually lizards, and had been trained in Paris by Princess Diana's doppelganger.
Seriously, the UK vaccine programme is a fantastic success so far, but it may be about to be undermined by the EU, which has a special office next to David Icke's home on the Isle of Wight, and receives special instructions from him on how to sabotage UK vaccinations via his television.
I was delighted to receive the Pfizer vaccine in Belfast 10 days ago, with a few side effects and I look forward to a normal life, probably next year at the very earliest! |
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over a year ago
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"This is very very worrying indeed!!!!
I’ve personally heard that after having the vaccine people have :-
Farted
Stumbed their toe
Got a splinter
Farted and followed through
In other words the same things happen to people who have had the vaccine as it does every day of a normal life.
I was in a chip shop once and some one fainted!!!!
Ban chips.
T
I haven't suggested otherwise. It is still an important event to report on and appertain to the vaccination subject.
It is, but it's not acceptable to suggest anything other than it was obviously just a fear of needles that brought on this incident by those who weren't even there. To suggest otherwise isn't a narrative that seems to sits well with many here and couldn't be anything other than an attack brought on by fear. A quick way to shut people up.
I'm not antivax before someone jumps upon my comment.
Indeed so. A couple of folks saying I’m scaremongering when I’m pro vax... bizarre
To speculate on something you know people have concerns about without knowing what happened or even if the person had had any type of vaccination before they needed medical treatment is scaremongering.
No speculation, it just doesn’t fit your narrative, I’m out "
What narrative?
The truth of the matter is you have no what happened or why. |
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"Shouldn't the title be 'Brother saw incident'? Why mix vaccines into it?
Brother didn't see it. He heard an alarm and his vaccinator ran off."
No, he saw enough to know specifically what happened exactly as I said.
Anyway, there appear to be some agendas to meet so I'm out |
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"Shouldn't the title be 'Brother saw incident'? Why mix vaccines into it?
Brother didn't see it. He heard an alarm and his vaccinator ran off.
No, he saw enough to know specifically what happened exactly as I said.
Anyway, there appear to be some agendas to meet so I'm out "
Whatever he saw or thought had happened was dealt with, it's hardly a surprise that people have issues or possibly reactions and these are attended to by first aiders, HCP,s..
Why you felt the need to title it as you did when you or your brother know little other than stated and can't say it was a 'vaccine' incident is a puzzle especially as you claim to be pro vaccination..? |
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"Shouldn't the title be 'Brother saw incident'? Why mix vaccines into it?
Brother didn't see it. He heard an alarm and his vaccinator ran off.
No, he saw enough to know specifically what happened exactly as I said.
Anyway, there appear to be some agendas to meet so I'm out "
He’s exaggerating. What are the chances it would happen exactly when the nurse is about to put the needle into his arm? Sounds like he told a tale all for dramatic effect.
And as mentioned earlier - there are specific doctors and nurses that are on-site to deal with emergencies. These aren’t the same people that are giving the injections. So his nurse wouldn’t have to dash anywhere. |
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"Shouldn't the title be 'Brother saw incident'? Why mix vaccines into it?
Brother didn't see it. He heard an alarm and his vaccinator ran off.
No, he saw enough to know specifically what happened exactly as I said.
Anyway, there appear to be some agendas to meet so I'm out
He’s exaggerating. What are the chances it would happen exactly when the nurse is about to put the needle into his arm? Sounds like he told a tale all for dramatic effect.
And as mentioned earlier - there are specific doctors and nurses that are on-site to deal with emergencies. These aren’t the same people that are giving the injections. So his nurse wouldn’t have to dash anywhere."
the way i see it is even if the brother isn’t exaggerating, even if they saw exactly what has been posted and its taken and believed at face value, unless the brother also went with them in the ambulance and got copies of the persons medical records they are still speculating that the vaccine caused the problem and that whatever happened would be a risk to anyone else - otherwise what was the point of the thread
what you see and what you think you know are not always the same thing |
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Ive seen great big hairy arsed multi tattoo matelots turn to jelly at the sight of a needle. Was always a laugh for us,they could sit for hours getting a tattoo,but when it came to having a simple little jab would become babies an in some cases pass out.We didnt run to splash the fact about that all over the web.Whopppps just did lol |
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By *44bertCouple
over a year ago
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"(yes I will get the vaccine, no concerns etc, I'm just reporting what he saw yesterday)
He got called at a day's notice so went to a vaccination centre. As he was about to get pricked, an alarm went off and his nurse had to dart off to assist someone else -
A lady had fainted, but things got worse, possibly some sort of resuscitation involved, ambulance called and took her off for treatment, condition unknown. Blimey.
Could happen anytime anywhere
She could even have wound herself up so much she had a panic attack
This ^ it happens to a lot of people.
I need to gear myself up for a jab or blood test. They sprang one on me earlier this year and no matter how I tried to control it by body took over and switched off. Woke up on the floor with 6 people in the room and monitors on. "
Same. I was in hospital (non COVID related) before Christmas and required a drip. I had to close my eyes and just go to my 'safe place' while they put it in. Utterly terrified of needles.
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