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20/09/21

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Originally posted by eagle888 ↑

I have noticed that Gladys Bereljkian is forewarning of a massive increase in Covid Delta cases once
they start opening up NSW. The implication is that hospital numbers are going to rocket as will
hospitalisations and deaths.

It sounds to me like the govt is acknowledging that on opening up, Delta will rip through the community
and the unvaccinated, particularly unvaccinated seniors who will be fighting for their lives in ICU's.

That saddens me in general terms that this is apparently going to happen but I am also
saddened that many of the anti-vaxxers on this forum will be seniors and they will likely get Covid
and being unvaccinated are more likely to wind up in hospital.

I guess the Premier is saying everyone is being given a chance to vaccinate and the State cant stay
locked up forever just because the unvaccinated are willing to put themselves at risk. Now Daniel Andrews
is saying a similar approach will be taken in Victoria.

I am hoping all you unvaccinated on this forum really do have strong natural immune systems and don't want
any of you to wind up in hospital struggling to breathe or dying. Please take care and if Delta does rip as is
being forewarned you might consider putting yourselves into isolation and wear masks as well as trying to
avoid crowds.

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You just look left, look right, and look left again before you cross the road. We know that works.
And put your mask back on.
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