Healthcare workers and Covid patients have increasingly spoken out about feeling a sense of regret about being unvaccinated once they fall seriously ill.ĭr Samantha Batt-Rawden, a senior intensive care registrar, said she had come across only one patient in critical care who had received both vaccination doses, and that the “vast majority” of people she was seeing were “completely unvaccinated”.īatt-Rawden said it was difficult to witness the look of regret on patients’ faces when they became unwell and needed to go on a ventilator. His family wants this sharing for others to see and make them re-think some of their decisions surrounding Covid, which I think is absolutely incredible.” He added: “John sadly was lost to Covid without any underlying health conditions. I can never thank him enough for his support.” He helped me in his spare time and from the goodness of his heart, as fitness was such a huge passion of his.
“He helped me a few years back when I was competing as I was struggling with my prep and he was the support and extra guidance I needed to push me through my show. One friend wrote: “He had a huge love for sport and fitness, competing in bodybuilding, triathlons, rock climbing and much more. Tributes also poured in from Eyers’ friends, with many describing him as “incredibly fit” and “one of the most active and fit people” they knew.
For the pain and loss to drive people to get a vaccine.” McCann said her brother had dressed up as Father Christmas for her children. The uncle who would always play with them.” My two children have lost their fun uncle. He leaves a mum and a dad, a sister (me), and a 19-year-old daughter. They threw everything at him,” McCann said on Twitter. His was pumped full of every drug in the hospital. He didn’t want to put a vaccine in his body. “He thought if he contracted Covid-19 he would be OK. She added that her brother had been climbing Welsh mountains and camping in the wild four weeks before his death.īut he was left in intensive care after catching coronavirus, and told his consultant before he was ventilated that he wished he had been vaccinated. The father of one, John Eyers, a construction expert from Southport in Merseyside, was described by his sister Jenny McCann as “the fittest, healthiest person I know”.
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