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It's not a real problem because of the millions of nurses nationwide you can count on one hand the number with natural immunity who can't stay on the job becaus
by Stevvo 5y ago
It's not a real problem because of the millions of nurses nationwide you can count on one hand the number with natural immunity who can't stay on the job because they are unvaccinated.
Also, immunity is not binary. Healthcare professionals by definition work with the most vulnerable and should be getting all the immunity they can get. That's common sense, not peak idiocy.
- dwelch 5y agoI can count on two hands the number of nurses at my one hospital who were fired (or forced to resign, or whatever corporate language you’d like to put on it) last year because they refused to get vaccinated and had recently had COVID within the past few months.
- Terretta 5y agoAnd you'd need a crowd of hands to count those nurses who were not vaccinated and subsequently died from COVID not with COVID under the care of their former colleagues. That scenario removed far more caregivers from production than your scenario, so what's your point?
- tinus_hn 5y agoIn New York there’s more than 30000: https://www.foxnews.com/us/terminated-health-care-workers-joe-biden-vaccine-mandates-national-guard https://www.foxnews.com/us/terminated-health-care-workers-jo... Yet supposedly in California there’s less than 5. I’m unconvinced.