Would you be wiiling to have the Jab if...

[niall]

it was revealed that it had to be administered through the eyeball to have the required protection?

[colville09]

Actually Niall, yes. I do have to have injections into my eyeball every couple of months so know exactly what it would involve.it would be absolutely nothing Compared to what the NHS staff on the Covid wards are facing everyday.

[wordsworth]

niall Wrote:

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> it was revealed that it had to be administered

> through the eyeball to have the required

> protection?

Is there something wrong with you?

[SpringTime]

wordsworth Wrote:

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> niall Wrote:

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> > it was revealed that it had to be administered

> > through the eyeball to have the required

> > protection?

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> Is there something wrong with you?

Either way the answer is still yes, particularly since the eyes heal so well and so quickly!

[siousxiesue]

niall Wrote:

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> it was revealed that it had to be administered

> through the eyeball to have the required

> protection?

Yes.

[Hamletter]

Yes, I would even take it it my most sensitive/precious part of my anatomy. One doesnt mess with Covid19.

[JohnL]

Does the OP really mean would we be prepared to lose an eye for protection ?

If just an injection I think something like a lumbar puncture would be more scary for me but people still have them every day.

[SpringTime]

JohnL Wrote:

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> Does the OP really mean would we be prepared to

> lose an eye for protection ?

>

> If just an injection I think something like a

> lumbar puncture would be more scary for me but

> people still have them every day.

You shouldn't lose an eye with the right equipment and admin Mr J!

[JohnL]

SpringTime Wrote:

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> > Does the OP really mean would we be prepared to

> > lose an eye for protection ?

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> > If just an injection I think something like a

> > lumbar puncture would be more scary for me but

> > people still have them every day.

>

> You shouldn't lose an eye with the right equipment

> and admin Mr J!

True - but wondered if that was the suggestion of the original post.

Anyway back to watching a few episodes of "Fear the Walking Dead" - how did I get stuck in series four.

[SpringTime]

Please stay on topic

(Only for zombie film fans - otherwise don't)

[JohnL]

SpringTime Wrote:

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> Please stay on topic

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Ooer - Don't like that

[Sue]

niall Wrote:

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> it was revealed that it had to be administered

> through the eyeball to have the required

> protection?

Yes.

I'm more squeamish about having cataracts removed, which is not far off according to my optician ....

[wordsworth]

Sue Wrote:

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> niall Wrote:

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> > it was revealed that it had to be administered

> > through the eyeball to have the required

> > protection?

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> Yes.

>

> I'm more squeamish about having cataracts removed,

> which is not far off according to my optician ....

Fgs

[Sue]

Why don't you trolls crawl back under your bridge?

It's pathetic.

[SpringTime]

Sue Wrote:

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> niall Wrote:

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> > it was revealed that it had to be administered

> > through the eyeball to have the required

> > protection?

>

>

> Yes.

>

> I'm more squeamish about having cataracts removed,

> which is not far off according to my optician ....

I know a few people who have had this done Sue and have to say it looks pretty gloopy for a couple of days but then shortly after they've behaved as though a miracle has happened. Good luck with it - be more than worth the bother!

[Loutwo]

I?ve had a cataract removed and I can tell you now, it?s a walk in the park. I felt immediate relief straight after.

Louisa.

[Sue]

SpringTime Wrote:

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> > > it was revealed that it had to be

> administered

> > > through the eyeball to have the required

> > > protection?

> >

> >

> > Yes.

> >

> > I'm more squeamish about having cataracts

> removed,

> > which is not far off according to my optician

> ....

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> I know a few people who have had this done Sue and

> have to say it looks pretty gloopy for a couple of

> days but then shortly after they've behaved as

> though a miracle has happened. Good luck with it -

> be more than worth the bother!

Thanks, it probably won't be for at least a year unless they suddenly get much worse 🙂

[natty01295]

In china there are anal swabs

https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50807905/china-deploys-anal-swabs-for-better-covid-19-detection/

[SpringTime]

https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=4vkx_1612017960

That's a demo but the wrong method (i.e. arse to vial, whereas it should be arse to throat to nose to vial. I think. Either way it's arse first). Goodnight.