As we know, NHS health workers were getting allergic reaction, so we're long-term care

home residents.

So, UK issues allergy warning is the headline over Pfizer vaccine after two adverse reactions.

So, we're already having the headlines here, which I guess is good news because we're

being told about it.

It goes on to say, the warning comes after two national health service workers experience

and a flak toyed reaction, symptoms shortly after being injected, but are now said to be

recovering well.

NHS England said, all its trust involved with the mass vaccination program have been informed.

And from Wednesday, all patients scheduled to receive the vaccine will be asked if they

have a history of allergic reactions.

Now, this is the most complex, experimental vaccine in human history.

How are they not asking patients, especially NHS workers, giving the shot to other NHS

workers, if they've had a history of allergic reactions?

That was the first thing I thought of when I saw this article.

I mean, you know what this says to me, Jeffrey, I mean, to me in many ways, this is validation

for every parent across the world that said my child was injured by a vaccine and they've

had to look at these doctors and say, no, the vaccine had nothing to do with it.

I mean, what this is showing us, and this is what I've warned about this.

I've last week I was saying, I guess this has to happen because now, finally, adults

are going to be given a trial vaccine that hasn't been through proper safety studies.

And now, what are we seeing?

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