Storrsy
Well-known member
Not to mention shutting down alot of the cottage hospitals that did a sterling job for minor injuries and convalescent care particularly for elderly etc.
CPS
Well-known member
we have a great minor injuries in town, always your first stop for anything not life threating. We have a lot of engineering firms around the town they get a lot of minor work related injuries. Went in once with a spark in my eye, went to reception told them want was wrong, the doc over heard me, came over and said in here lad! sat down at a table with my head in a vice and had it out in seconds! I said, I reckon you have done that before? 10 times a day he said
here's some cream put a bit in your eye later....... 10 mins and I was out the door!Same thing happened me a few months back, so in I go as usual.... got stopped and asked had I called ahead.. No, well go outside and call it in!
So did that, got a switch board, told it could be an hour, well fair enough! Sat about the carpark thinking as soon as I drive off they'll call me eventually got hungry, went and had lunch and heading back they called me! went in and the same procedure with a lovely nurse, 10 mins and out again.... she said, I could have done this when you came in first, but I wasn't aloud!
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
pretty much the same here Aiden, 'til all my Gaucher's tish kicked off in 2010.Last time I was in mine was just over 4 years ago, before that it was 16 years or so they told me
Never needed or went to the doc.s .. was bullet-proof
..the GP that turned up in the wee hours in '10 saved my life, no question, along with all who followed her in the local hospital and since ...
I have nothing but praise and admiration for the 'front liners' ...
sadly it's a case of lions led(/managed) by donkeys, once you get past that point
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
aye ... the vicewe have a great minor injuries in town, always your first stop for anything not life threating. We have a lot of engineering firms around the town they get a lot of minor work related injuries. Went in once with a spark in my eye, went to reception told them want was wrong, the doc over heard me, came over and said in here lad! sat down at a table with my head in a vice and had it out in seconds! I said, I reckon you have done that before? 10 times a day he said
Same thing happened me a few months back, so in I go as usual.... got stopped and asked had I called ahead.. No, well go outside and call it in!
... "FB-right/left eye" was always my description at reception ..... usually from someone the far side of the workshop .. hardly ever did it to myself 10 -15 min.s, in and out - yellow dyed eye and a patch Our local hospital was a full house, proper jobbie, 'til last year, when a new one opened 15 miles away and is now a glorified triage dept. (apparently) ... not been in there in soooooooooome time
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Brendan
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Neither for or against it
Haven't had it yet but had covid a few weeks ago, wasnt bad but not great mostly pounding headache that wouldn't go.
Unvaccinated plumber I know, has been in hospital for the last 4 weeks and his drinking buddy went in at the same time but didn't make it.
As it's currently going choice will be removed,.if you want to go anywhere or work in some places you have to be jabbed.
Plus with more and more countries bringing in mandatory jabs it could just be a matter of time.
As with everything the internet isnt a great place to research things, many sites have a distorted view or agenda and with as many pro sites there is equal against
Haven't had it yet but had covid a few weeks ago, wasnt bad but not great mostly pounding headache that wouldn't go.
Unvaccinated plumber I know, has been in hospital for the last 4 weeks and his drinking buddy went in at the same time but didn't make it.
As it's currently going choice will be removed,.if you want to go anywhere or work in some places you have to be jabbed.
Plus with more and more countries bringing in mandatory jabs it could just be a matter of time.
As with everything the internet isnt a great place to research things, many sites have a distorted view or agenda and with as many pro sites there is equal against
Lancs Lad
Well-known member
Interesting to see the EU is a bastion of freedom of choice
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
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Lynchy
Well-known member
Wouldn't be too concerned with this covid pass,been couple places it was 'required',showed them screen shot of it,could've been anyone's, wasn't scanned
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Pfizer boss: Annual Covid jabs for years to come
In an exclusive interview, Dr Albert Bourla says jabs have saved millions of lives.
www.bbc.co.uk
Bit of a god complex like
Storrsy
Well-known member
Just another box to tick to make it look like people are doing the "right thing"
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Enjoy your jabs......
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
as if ........Enjoy your jabs......
Ha ... need you ask ....
when the guy who prescribes my treatment can't/won't say whether it'd have an adverse effect (or not) on it .. and it keeps me upright, what do you think?
Aside from the fact that they really don't have the first idea of the long term effects it's going to have on the species and in any other circumstances it'd never have gotten past the trials stage, PLUS, it doesn't look like it's going to be a fat lot of good against the latest one that's outsmarted it ..... aaaand them as has had it now have significantly reduced capacity to naturally deal with anything new coming their way, that's a 'kin big N O !!
IF it was a 'proper' vaccine that stopped you catching it .... me an' my consultant'd be having a much greater in depth discussion about the benefit/risk ratio.
The manufacturers and developers of the current cash cow don't appear to be in any hurry to further their researches in creating anything of the like, as long as the cash is rolling in on 3 monthly cycles (probably ad infinitum), or until such time as those on the 'jab treadmill' cease to continue to queue up for the next one
the pharma.s 're rubbing their hands and laughing all the way to the bankright .... what chance has anyone got of making any informed decisions when they have a hospital doctor on the box, on BBC news, now, this minute, saying / blatantly lying ....
"..... the jabs give you immunity"... as Shaun has just rightly said they're a treatment - an experimental one at that
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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Maxus
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Pretty f'kd up if you ask me. I think I'd kick off big time if they tried to take me away like that, and I'm a pretty chilled out guy!
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
That is pretty extreme. Shipping people off to camps doesn’t have a good sound about it.
I had always thought of Australia as a laid back land of freedom of the individual, but I guess I was wrong. I can’t believe any parliament would vote for this and expect to get re elected.
I’m also surprised there has not been a revolt in the people carrying out this punishment. The Nuremberg trials established that “only following orders “ is not a sufficient excuse.
Shovelhands
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Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
He seems a very dangerous individual. God like complex that he is right and anyone who disagrees “can shove it”.
He is lucky Australians don’t seem to go in for assassinating their politicians or he would be top of the list.
Shovelhands
Well-known member
Sadly he’s not the only one like him in Australia.
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