Thread: Corona Virus

Originally Posted by Eevo

This will sound crazy but ever since I had the 2nd covid shot, I've had cold legs.

So, what did your Doctor say ? And the response from the TGA - when said Doc reported that ?

- er, you *HAVE* reported this.... If not - WHY NOT ?
- And, has Dr reported and done the paperwork for advising TGA - or whoever needs to be told ?

While you're checking, make sure your private health fund will support you for any expenses incurred from this jabbing side-effect.
- Post-jabbing Cold limbs are not unknown....

Originally Posted by superquag

So, what did your Doctor say ? And the response from the TGA - when said Doc reported that ?

- er, you *HAVE* reported this.... If not - WHY NOT ?
- And, has Dr reported and done the paperwork for advising TGA - or whoever needs to be told ?

While you're checking, make sure your private health fund will support you for any expenses incurred from this jabbing side-effect.
- Post-jabbing Cold limbs are not unknown....

I'll be making a booking tommorow.

after a few home tests today, i believe its the sensation of feeling cold. but my legs are not actually cold.

Originally Posted by Eevo

I'll be making a booking tommorow.

Yep, or you get nagged coz people you don't know and won't meet still care.

Originally Posted by SpudHeadTed

Vaccination is now (belatedly) compulsory for aged care workers, but the recalcitrant government roll out means it won’t be achieved until the end of 2021.

https://www.agedcareinsite.com.au/20...-care-workers/

…and by at least the end of 2021 Covid vaccination travel passports will most likely be required in Australia and internationally - so essentially vaccination will be compulsory for any Australian who wants to travel too.

By mandating the vaccination for workers it is putting the blame on to the workers, when the issue is they just could not get supply of the vaccine. That must be made clear.

Originally Posted by bob10

By mandating the vaccination for workers it is putting the blame on to the workers, when the issue is they just could not get supply of the vaccine. That must be made clear.

…as I did in my previous post #11309.

Originally Posted by Tote

You forgot - vaccination is not compulsory Is it true? Are COVID-19 vaccines mandatory in Australia? | Australian Government Department of Health

Regards,
Tote

Aged care workers were part of the 1A group which were supposed to be the priority group, before any one else. They were let down by the lack of supply. They should have been vaccinated before politicians. Sadly, that did not happen. Here are some FAQ from the NSW phase 1A/1B vaccine rollout. To use the excuse of non compulsory requirements is , dare I say it , disingenuous.

Frequently asked questions – NSW Health Phase 1a/1b vaccine rollout - Vaccination

I quote NSW health;

The roll out to these staff will be staged over the coming weeks to align with vaccine supply availability

Originally Posted by SpudHeadTed

…as I did in my previous post #11309.

Yes, and some people just don't get it.

Well, looks like NZ may have dodged the NSW C-19 spill.

It has been two-weeks since the infected NSW traveler left wellington. So far no community outbreaks detected from him. That is allowing for the 'conventional' two-week incubation duration that appears the norm. Hoping there are no non-detected cases drifting the countryside.

A recent survey has indicated that up to 64% of kiwi's who are ill with a respiratory illness of one form or another are not getting tested.