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Please, for the love of god and country, look at this thread:
https://allnurses.com/pandemic-flu-forum/mandated-flu-vaccine-618181-page11.html#post5726677
Any questions/thoughts/reactions you may have will be oh-so-thoroughly covered by this thread.
The only circumstance where I personally would see filing suit against my employer would be a documented severe allergy (hives, respiratory distress, etc.) but required to take vaccine anyway. (This scenario was advanced in a previous thread) Then experiencing another severe reaction (anaphylaxis or death) with my family filing and winning a substantial amount of money.
The thing I don't see being taken into consideration is that even mild reactions should be cause for exemption from the vaccine. Doesn't "sensitizing exposure" ring a bell?
pomlover08
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The hospital I'm at is requiring ALL hospital staff to be vaccinated for the flu this year (unless you have documentation of severe reaction to this or have religious reasons as to why you can't take it). Today sitting in the break room we were talking, if you were to suffer a severe reaction or have a hematoma/numbness or tingling/severe pain at the site can we sue the hospital? Or take other actions since this is now a 'requirement'?
I took mine yesterday and never usually have any issues. Just curious as to what would happen : )