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Can’t help feeling really excited about this. I think the anti-vaxers won’t gain a foothold since it is inevitable that some form of vaccination certificate is going to be required to get on planes, ships and I’m pretty sure countries will need a certificate or test and isolate protocol for visitors. So if people want to do stuff they are going to have to be vaccinated.
Alan_tbt-
Why? It’s conspiracy theorist, they can easily claim the government release a placebo and stop killing people at the same time to make us trust the government.
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Can’t help feeling really excited about this.
Me too.
My grandma is 90, is in the mid-stages of dementia and lives alone. She's going downhill and needs to move into care in order to get the level of support and interaction she needs to have a good quality of life. Until she's vaccinated, there's no way we would risk moving her into a care facility until vaccines are done but the longer that goes on, the more of her we lose.
Hoping this means we can take action early in the new year.
Also, with a 4 month old, the ability to go out and do things, to see family etc and travel is vital. Being restricted has definitely affected my wife and I's mental health.
edscoble
Soul
Pfizer vaccine approved for use in the UK (first country to approve...). Vaccinations could start within days.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55145696
Finally a piece of good news.