@SexyGreyFox works at Royal Stoke University Hospital. Which hospital do you work at?
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) discussion
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Don
People with certain types of cancers shouldn't get vaccinated whilst being treated, those with other conditions, though can get vaccinated, may not give them any realy benefit as well.
Don
Is he a doctor? Is this watercooler chat of people's private data, or is that actual reports he can share to back this up?
Most public data suggest that the most vaccinated people are the ones dying or ending up in hospital, a natural consequence of them being the most vulnerable people receiving multiple boosters.
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Same doctors told me not to eat certain food like grapefruit which is a healthy food and other foods as it interferes with the tabs but the same NHS staff claim the experimental jab is safe?.
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There were plenty of lefties giving the same advice at the time, which was my point.The ones in power are the only ones that mattered as they set the rules and said stuff like let the bodies pile high and this will be over soon. Eat out to help out. Go out but dont go out.
You're talking about a relatively small number of people who effectively have no immune system to react to the vaccine. Even though they might not receive the full benefit the majority of cancer patients could be vaccinated and receive at least some benefit.
COVID vaccine: Information for people on active cancer treatment
Brief information about COVID vaccines for people receiving treatment for cancer.
www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk
Coronavirus vaccines and cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
We know people with cancer have a lot of questions about the coronavirus vaccine. Here are some answers to the most common questions we've been asked.
www.macmillan.org.uk
COVID-19 Vaccines in People with Cancer
Learn about COVID-19 vaccines in people with cancer and their caregivers, including the benefits and possible side effects.
www.cancer.org
He has access to a lot of information, some of which he's posted before. Only he can say if there's current information he can share.
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Soldato
You're talking about a relatively small number of people who effectively have no immune system to react to the vaccine. Even though they might not receive the full benefit the majority of cancer patients could be vaccinated and receive at least some benefit.
COVID vaccine: Information for people on active cancer treatment
Brief information about COVID vaccines for people receiving treatment for cancer.www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk
Coronavirus vaccines and cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
We know people with cancer have a lot of questions about the coronavirus vaccine. Here are some answers to the most common questions we've been asked.
COVID-19 Vaccines in People with Cancer
Learn about COVID-19 vaccines in people with cancer and their caregivers, including the benefits and possible side effects.
He has access to a lot of information, some of which he's posted before. Only he can say if there's current information he can share.
Correct. It has become very clear recently (although it was alluded to years ago), that an antibody response is not the end-all, it is just the easiest to measure. If you have a functional immune system at all (which most people on immune suppressors do, it doesn't destroy your immune system completely), then T-Cells will be generated to fight off COVID and can be the difference between a 'bad flu' and death.
Thankfully, those T-Cells are by far the most robust part of our immune response against COVID, and can recognise all current strains.
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Don
It's not like those articles actually state to speak to your doctor in their specific case and list off a bunch of generic cases where you shouldn't get vaccinated.
Latest covid info from my local hospital:
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www.travellingtabby.com
Total number people with the winter 2022 booster (which is presumable what is now considered to be vaccinated in some circles) is only about 2/3 of vulnerable people in Scotland, which would be classed as vaccinated, but comparing with the hospital data, there's just no evidence of detoriating hospital numbers, despite the recent big spike in infections.
Latest covid info from my local hospital:
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Scotland Coronavirus Tracker
Current and historical data of the Coronavirus outbreak in Scotland. Includes breakdowns by region, maps, charts, and more!
www.travellingtabby.com
Among all the statistics do they cover how many of the in hospital, in ICU and dead were vaccinated and unvaccinated?Latest covid info from my local hospital:
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Total number people with the winter 2022 booster (which is presumable what is now considered to be vaccinated in some circles) is only about 2/3 of vulnerable people in Scotland, which would be classed as vaccinated, but comparing with the hospital data, there's just no evidence of detoriating hospital numbers, despite the recent big spike in infections.Scotland Coronavirus Tracker
Current and historical data of the Coronavirus outbreak in Scotland. Includes breakdowns by region, maps, charts, and more!
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In for other reasons labelled covid. I no someone who went in with a broken leg and they were more interested in getting a positive test first.Latest covid info from my local hospital:
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Total number people with the winter 2022 booster (which is presumable what is now considered to be vaccinated in some circles) is only about 2/3 of vulnerable people in Scotland, which would be classed as vaccinated, but comparing with the hospital data, there's just no evidence of detoriating hospital numbers, despite the recent big spike in infections.Scotland Coronavirus Tracker
Current and historical data of the Coronavirus outbreak in Scotland. Includes breakdowns by region, maps, charts, and more!
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Absolutely this, my wife has no B-cells what so ever due to constant rituxamab treatment, but she does have functional T-cells which were enough to fight off an omicron B2 infection with the help of paxlovid
Don
They no longer reported this in Scotland after it was mostly people who were vaccinated.
Someone give this guy a medal, or a pat on the head at least…
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Now I know where to go to get my pure blood fix after turning into a zombie from being vaccinated with DNA altering mRNA poisoning.
Maybe you're right, though I assume @SexyGreyFox is only speaking of his own hospital, but the only counter to his point is an unsubstantiated statement.
It did take you six months to recover from being thread banned though.
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Hmm, I have 3x family members with virtually zero immune systems and one work colleague who were all invited first for jabs.
They were the ones being told to get them.
Don
To be honest, this is all just anecdotes.
Man of Honour
Anecdotes sent in email by the Chief Executive.
I think we have around 68 covid patients, some of them were normal patients who caught covid in hospital.
However the majority (could be eg 35 to 33) haven't been vaccinated.
1 person has died this last week with Covid but my Dad died with Covid present but it didn't kill him.
Soldato
No covid here, just unbelievable disappointment in the human race.
Soldato
It’s quite ironic (or not, I guess) that most posters who bang on about ‘experimental jabs’ and the rest of it are barely able to string a sentence together 
The least they could do is pretend to have a modicum of IQ!
The least they could do is pretend to have a modicum of IQ!