That’s their choice though weather they want to or not. They will have their own reasons and it should be respected.
Should everyone be forced to give blood?
That's fine, it's true.
But they make a choice not to have it, and that choice has consequences.
There you go. That's your freedom. You have the freedom to make the choice.
I understood initial concerns. I still understand concerns of some people who have medical issues or pregnant people etc (though now they are saying it is safe but before doing the tests they didn't know that).
But now, those initial concerns have been proven false. And this thing makes everyone safer.
I go off my personal and family experience from a month or so back.
I was bad. I'm 26, fit, eat healthy, don't smoke. Had one jab. Was knocked for six by COVID. And only in this last week have I recovered in terms of getting close to what my fitness was before COVID, too.
My sister and her fiance, who hadn't had their first jabs at the time but are now booked in, were awful with it, and only just getting back to normal.
My dad, 65, with COPD, had both of his jabs, and luckily was only ill for about 2 days but is still having trouble with getting his fitness back (and he's healthy and active for his age).
My mum, 58, had two jabs, was around four people in the same house who were all ill with COVID at the same time, and didn't get infected.
The vaccines help. In my dad's case, they might well have saved his life.
Another one - I have a neighbour, he's in his 50s, drinks like it's going out of fashion, he must be 20-25 stone.
He was in the ICU due to COVID a few weeks ago. The vaccines saved his life. He needed oxygen, because he's so unfit, but if he hadn't had been vaccinated, he'd have died, no doubt about it.
