3 ms·
You just have to ask why this is even in the news with that headline. What is being a mother and a doctor got anything to do with getting boosted? Its like me
by reify 3y ago
You just have to ask why this is even in the news with that headline.
What is being a mother and a doctor got anything to do with getting boosted?
Its like me saying, As a retired psychotherapist and father I whole heartedly recommend that every child needs to be psychoanalysed while they are still at school for the benefit of society. What a load of rubbish!
why not just say: The latest booster is available for the vulnerable and those wishing to get boosted.
I am sure there are plenty of people who want to rush out and get boosted, again and again and again and again and again. To what ends?
I am nearly 70 years old and I did not get any so called vaccine, though the covid vaccine is not actually a vaccine. My parents chose to have me vaccinated with the childhood vaccines that were at least put through years of research and had decent positive outcomes.
although looking at history, it was the introduction of clean water, sanitisation and sewerage networks that really had the biggest impact on human health, virus control and reduction in deaths.
I dont see this with the new (covid) flu vaccine
- dent9876543 3y agoIt’s pretty obvious that she’s trying to depoliticise the announcement. In a way, it’s laudable, but it also smacks of naivety. For it to work for me she’d have to acknowledge that it was politicised in the first place. She seems to have missed that, which seems either bad advice or perhaps more likely indicates that then CDC as an organisation isn’t yet ready to acknowledge the need to change.