Yeah, I'm not sure about this one. Fair enough someone is in a fragile state after a transplant, but you can't vaccinate against every variant of the cold or flu that they might encounter, and can't vaccinate against other potential infections/complications. It's hard to know exactly how much of a risk Covid is, and whether that justifies not giving them the heart, or whether it's just a political decision.
I do think it's unreasonable on the patient's part. It seems they think taking the vaccine is worse than very probable death... I find that hard to imagine.
Yeah, I'm not sure about this one. Fair enough someone is in a fragile state after a transplant, but you can't vaccinate against every variant of the cold or flu that they might encounter, and can't vaccinate against other potential infections/complications. It's hard to know exactly how much of a risk Covid is, and whether that justifies not giving them the heart, or whether it's just a political decision.
I do think it's unreasonable on the patient's part. It seems they think taking the vaccine is worse than very probable death... I find that hard to imagine.
Good, honestly.
Why give it to someone who is endangering their chances of surviving after the transplant?