As a nurse, I am not taking it. I predicted months ago that there would be a large percentage of medical staff that would refuse the vaccine. Yep, I called it. There is a huge number of first responder medical personnel that are refusing the vaccine. The list includes ER doctors and nurses, paramedics and others. Just saw an article posted on FR earlier today that stated that over 50% of the military staff on one base are refusing the vaccine.
The vaccine is not FDA approved. There hasn’t been sufficient time for clinical trials. Those that are taking it now, ARE the clinical trials.
When a large number of medical personnel are refusing vaccines, that speaks of trouble. There are two saying in the medical field, when practicing medicine: 1. Trust but verify. 2. Fairly new concept, but widely held belief....”Evidence based practices”, which means it has to be proven before it is taught or used.
The vaccine has not passed the test in either one of those concepts.
@ 103 Your response sounds familiar to mine. Cheers!
I work for a major healthcare system in the Southeast. After 3+ months of availability to our close to 40K employees only 57% have had at least one shot.
I know this because this information was revealed in a delightful Friday afternoon email to our organization from our CEO. To say that the email was heavy-handed and coercive would be putting it mildly. Leadership is shocked, confused and apoplectic that so few of its prestigious front line workers have willingly submitted to experimental jabbing.
I’m rather enjoying watching the executive meltdowns. They just can’t understand why we aren’t all 100% onboard with “crossing the finish line”.