Trying to get a Covid vaccine with needle phobia - BBC News
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- Adam wants to get his Covid vaccine - but an extreme fear of needles is holding him back.
The 23-year-old says it's not the pain he's afraid of, but the thought of the injection itself - and the needle piercing his skin.
"It feels like you have no way out, you can't do anything, your heart rate's pushing 200, you can't focus on anything… it’s about a pathological fear of needles."
A recent Oxford University survey of more than 15,000 adults in the UK suggests needle phobia accounts for about 10% of Covid vaccine hesitancy.
The survey also suggests reluctance to get the Covid jab is generally a bit higher in younger people and some ethnic minority groups.
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let me just say one thing, needle phobia IS a real phobia and it DOES exist. Anyone that says to "suck it up" and "get over it" even if they are in the medical field, number 1. does not belong in the medical field, number 2. should find a job working in another career, number 3. lacks empathy
I have empathy but needle phobia is not a thing its just and u don't even need to have it to realise that this is utmost bs
@@arsh0189 Explain how then. Needles are pretty scary, They’ve always been terrifying and painful for me ever since I was a child, therefore i have a phobia of them. It’s really simple. You can get a phobia of anything in the right situation
Ur wrong. I have needle phobia but it should not be exempt from vaccine. & no. Ur the one that dont belong in the medical field Karen
22 years old and I have a severe fear of needles. I've been to have my vaccine done twice now and had the biggest panic attack before they even got the needle out and couldn't go through with it. It hurts me when people don't take it seriously and people just tell me "it doesn't even hurt" or "just get on with it" that doesn't help me in the slightest. The pressure to get this vaccine has been giving me 24/7 stress and I want it so bad but can't seem to get it done. I'm not selfish for not getting it done, it's just mental stress that I can't physically handle
This is so me. Hugs 🫂
@@RafiTanzim what's worse is they might soon be banning people from shops and restaurants and other indoor venues who are not vaccinated and not accepting lateral flows. This just adds to the pressure. I feel like I'm being forced into a extremely stressful situation
@@laurencooper8564 It’s in their best interest to innovate in this space. Solutions like vaccine patches and edible vaccines would make it so easy to deliver more vaccines to every corner of the earth. You wouldn’t even need medical professionals to administer them. I still believe one of the main reasons governments have been so successful at eradicating polio was the invention of the edible polio vaccine.
@@RafiTanzim oh for sure. I don't know if you have seen but they are currently trialing a needle free vaccine where it'll be given using a jet injector where it basically shoots a jet of liquid into your arm. Sounds awful but it's not a needle so I'll take it 😂 but I'm praying it gets approved soon as I really want this vaccine 😫
@@laurencooper8564 OMG: ruclips.net/video/wb3o74p6Pyg/видео.html
Bro I also have severe needle phobia and its NOTHING TO. BE ASHAMED OF , its actually quite logical
I’m just the opposite. I like getting needles. Started getting allergy shots at two years of age for Hay Fever. Got used to them. Started donating blood at 16 years of age. (O - ) Blood donation needles are much thicker. I have all my childhood vaccines and Shingrix vaccine shots. Travel to developing countries in the Tropics, so had all my Tropical vaccine shots..and also Rabies vaccine shots. Get my flu shot each year. Get my Tdap vaccine booster every eight or ten years.
I actually enjoy needles and I’m happy when I have to get them. Whether it’s vaccinations, or donating blood every three months, or getting blood chemistry done. It’s all good to me. I’m nice and calm and watch them going in with a smile. LOL 😁😃💉. It must be horrible having a needle phobia.
@@TheCriticalMastermind Obviously you do not understand messenger RNA and how they have been using it for about thirty or forty years now. It’s nothing new.
Well, it isn't very logical. No phobia is. I myself have a fear of even harmless spiders and I know it isn't logical to be afraid of them. That's what a phobia is. An unreasonable fear of Something.
It's definitely something to be ashamed of I'm ashamed of it I was supposed to get my blood drawn the other day didn't happen I had a full on panic attack it was so embarrassing I wish I would have just blown it off
Im in the exact same position, 23 with a deadly fear of needles. My province has made the covid passport mandatory which was basically my worst nightmare
I’m just the opposite. I like getting needles. Started getting allergy shots at two years of age for Hay Fever. Got used to them. Started donating blood at 16 years of age. (O - ) Blood donation needles are much thicker. I have all my childhood vaccines and Shingrix vaccine shots. Travel to developing countries in the Tropics, so had all my Tropical vaccine shots..and also Rabies vaccine shots. Get my flu shot each year.
I actually enjoy needles and I’m happy when I have to get them. Watch them going in LOL 😁😃💉
@@robertwilliamson6121 damn you need help lol
@@chad9160 I don’t need any help at all. Why would I want to be afraid of needles? That’s a weird kind of help. The people who need help are the ones terrified of needles. I’m happy I enjoy needles. 😃
Here are the ones who need help….take a look:
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@@robertwilliamson6121 I'm curious to what affect you were expecting by replying to someone with an extreme needle phobia by saying shit like, "Watch them going in LOL", and "Blood donation needles are much thicker". Trigger happy?? Shit like that can backslide any progress someone makes toward just getting in the door. It's not productive to her and no one gains anything from gloating. The phobia is the same for me- full blown panic attacks and hyperventilating. I become enraged when people can't be considerate and realize that's a trigger. Make a fresh comment elsewhere if you need to go into detail, not under a phobic's post as if you're trying to troll them.
@@3665584 Nothing I could possible say here would be anywhere near as big a trigger as actually going into the room for the shot. So you can relax about what I said. What I said is nothing in comparison.
But what I said might actually help some people. For some people to know that there are other people who actually like getting shots, might help them relax a bit as the needle goes in.
I’ve got the BBC BS phobia
@Tiger
Racist.. 😅😂😅🤣
@Tiger
Yes, I know, it was a joke.
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during vaccination turn on tv where there is bbc. they will get hypnotised
I was like this when I got mine done. The nurse was very accommodating and tried to take my mind of it by keeping me talking. But it was so quick and painless that I actually started laughing when it was done because of how silly I felt. It wasn't even a sharp scratch like I've heard some people describe, but more like a dull poke that lasted less than a second.
Needles aren’t too bad, it’s the contents you should be worried about.
It's a psychological problem, the fear is far worse than the act. You barely feel a thing and it's over in a coupl of seconds, you don't need to even see a needle. I've had a lot of injections, in the gums, in the back of the hand, in the armpit, in the foot. The arm is by far the best place to be injected. The worst for me was needing to have multple injections in the the back of the hand.
@@justanothernobody7142 I had injections in my gums too. But thankfully, my mouth was numb, but I was still very very terrified and anxious, even though it didn't hurt that much
@@Iwanttoblowmybrainsoutrn Yes dentists are far better these days. Usually they numb up the area a bit before they inject you. When I was younger they did none of that. Like everyone I hate having injections but luckily I have the ability to just suck it up and get it done. I usually find it's best to try and not to think about it. For people that have a real phobia of needles that's not easy, their mind convinces them it's going to be the worst experience ever.
@@user-fe7en2vm4y ah yes antivaccers let me guess you know more than doctors you studied for their profession or better yet you somehow know something no one else knows about the vaccine? Grow up people are dying an your to selfish to get a prick of a needle because mY RiGhTS!!!!
I have an extreme fear of Totalitarianism. So I won't be having the Clot Shot.
Great video to inform people that this exists! Sadly even the nurses and professionals don't understand the problem! I have the same issue and find it difficult to explain to people what it's like. But being in a room full of people getting vaccines, in a hospital setting, needles and the smell of disinfectant does not help at all. He should be in a cubicle where there are not visual stimuli and the nurse should get the job done quickly without talking for 20 minutes. Then he should be allowed to leave the triggering setting to relax and recover outside. Also wearing headphones and listening to a podcast or music is a great way to remain relaxed. This only works if the nurse does not insist on taking the headphones off to tell him something he doesn't care about.
This is the vaccine pantomime.
You're not alone brother! Ignore the idiot comments on here from the uneducated and science-averse. The vaccine works, and not getting it will eventually catch up to them, some more severely than others. Google 'shot blocker' or 'Buzzy', two devices that might help. I used the Shot blocker and can confirm that, as strange as it seems, worked 100% for the pain (I felt absolutely nothing), but not for the anxiety (I still freaked out, but got it done). Live on!
@@CharlesBangwiner what you dont seem to understand is that we have a right to refuse your vaccine. Even if you are vaccinated you can still get covid. Whats the point?
@@CharlesBangwiner thats what you are led to believe. Its very sad if you don't see anything dodgy in the whole covid situation.
@@topsunnn Firstly, why are you making comments like this in a video about the fear of needles? Triggered much? Stick to the subject. Secondly, the only dodgy thing I see is how many people are dying of complications due to covid-19. I can only hope that you will have a change of heart if/when you lose somebody close like I have. You, sir, mistake my sadness for anger.
I have severe needlephobia, I fainted when I took the covid vaccine. It felt like my heart was going to explode
What about the nurses' phobia of aspirating when injecting?
Go to RT and see the mass protests all across Europe
How nice of you, worrying about people’s feelings in context of the vaccines, but happy to increase their anxieties when it comes to covid and its variants.
lol just my thought.
anxiety filled person: oh gosh these needles are goign to kill me oh no oh no
Media: COVID LITERALLY MURDERS YA MUM AND ITS YOUR FAULT IF YOU DONT GET THE JABBERINOOOO!!!
anxiety filled person: oh gosh i dotn want to kill my mum :( *gets jab* half hour later *:/*
I don’t have a needle phobia but I do have there could be absolutely anything in those jabs phobia 🤷♂️
@Tigernope not taken the flu jab. Enjoy your democide 🙂
@Tiger Nobody under 70 even needs a flu jab! 🤣
@Tigeronly donuts take government dr ugs 🤣 Are you a junkie? 🤷♂️
What about trying not to get the jab because of democide concerns?
Yes, true... other people have stupid fears as well you twit
Music down , no noise , sit back , take it slow & let the good times roll
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@@jamiestewart7327your comment didn’t age well 🤣
Here is what I found as to why they are using these numbers and dates when orchestrating the Terror Attacks: the most obvious is the use of 22 22 22 22 22 22 22. All 6 dates have duplicates of 2…that’s impossible to be a coincidence! 1st let’s clear up the use of the number 33. This number is widely used in freemasonry because it simbolize the 33 degree parallel. If you look on a geographical map you will find that it falls into the land of Israel. One city precisely at 33 degrees north is Naharriya in Israel... What state is located at 33 N latitude and 112 W longitude? 142 Views. Some people say that is the location from where the anti Christ will start his campaign…until he gets his ass kicked.
Everything leads to Israel. Surprise surprise! Low level Freemasons spread misinformation about the date Jesus died and the 33 degree freemasonry however everything leads back to Israel.
What about the number 322 in Jewish Gematria and Freemasonry?
322 relates to Skull and Bones
322 is the Masonic Capital of Edinburgh. And Yale satanic society logo bears the number 322.
The longitude of Edinburgh Capital city of Freemasonry is 3.22 degrees.
322 Skull and Bones links Masonic Edingburgh to Solomon Lodge.
What about 22, the second Master number? As this is double of 11 it maybe a doubling down in chaos or entropy. The numerology in the Bible points to this too.
This number is widely used in the Bible adding to the entropy required to bring God’s plan to fruition.
The number 11 is the first Master number as well as the first reduceable number.
Either way one looks at it they both break down to the Master number 11 - 9+ 2= 11.
This number is also associated with illumination and enlightenment.
The number 7 77 & 777
The number 7 is said to be a “perfect” number because it contained the numbers three and four. In geometry, the basis of freemasonry, -
The numbers 7, 77 & 777 and the coming "Order Out of Chaos"
777 in Jewish Gematria, is an important motto for the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (Ordo Ab Chao)
The Number 77 - Do what thou wilt and/or Divide et Impera
Our own security services orchestrated the terror attacks !!!⬇️⬇️( mi5 ect )
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Getting rid of the close minded sheep i see.
@JJ i dont have a death wish buddy.
"My concern is that the government is not being transparent with us over the risks of the vaccine" Dr Robert Malone (Inventor of MRNA Technology)
Only he is not the inventor of Mrna technology and hasn't presented any evidence that he is. In actual fact the only people saying he is the inventor are himself and his wife. His wife even tries to state that "they" have erased all information stating that he is the inventor....
@@justanothernobody7142 I believe he invented (amoung other things) the delivery system. You can find his registered patents online. I do agree that he has been blacklisted for speaking out about mRNA technology.
@@DJSyKoh It's not about belief, it's about facts. None of his patents have been validated as proof he did anything.
@@justanothernobody7142 guess we’ll have to agree to disagree then
@@DJSyKoh Isn't it funny how we are supposed to listen to science and scientists, unless it's the ones voicing concerns over the vaccine ( who have suddenly become fraudulent quacks almost over night)
I dislile needles, not as much as this guy but I always have an irrational fear. Before the first dose I thought about it for a week and a half and prepared myself, asking people and gathering data to convince myself that it won’t hurt. I went with my sister, she came first and it only took 2-3 seconds to have the injection. And then I realized that, if I contract the virus and if I develop major symptoms I may have to take much worse needles and it will ultimately be much more painful. The lungs, the fever. I didn’t think much more. You don’t really feel the needle. It only takes 2-3 seconds, you only need to endure that period. When the infirmary told me to take a deep breath I couldn’t take it fast enough. The vaccination is a really really quick process. Today I took the second dose and frankly whatever the short time side effects are, they are way better than viral symptoms.
I don’t know who needed this but it is not that bad. You can’t really compare the vaccine to anything since you don’t really feel it. And most common side effect is sore arm which is something I would take anyday over covid.
Well said. 👏🏻👏🏻A second or two of having a tiny amount of pain which is just literally nothing compared to the uncertainty of what could happen if you did catch covid in any form. It’s a small price to pay 🙌🙌
@Right Hand Golly mate it's almost like people weren't meeting other people anywhere near as much and passing flu around during the normal flu season this year, isn't it?
wHaT a CoNuNdRuM
Unless you have been lucky enough to have a placebo injection you'll be dead within 4 years.
Good luck.
it's killing thousands of people as a side effect
Tell them if they don't have the miracle jab which will save the world and makes you immortal, they can't have a slice of pizza.
@user-ll9dn7bx4d Scamdemic, trial vaccines and then unhealthy food.
If ever there was a 'good' time to be afraid of needles...
@JJ Nope. \m/
@JJ It's cool, i knew what they were up to before it even started. Stay safe my pure blooded friend!
We are just really running out of news and context aren’t we
It was never about news to begin with.. It all changed when we got rid of the local paper..
Read why Orwells wrote about Room 101 at all..
@@pyonsing2667 it's all coming back to me. the room, oh that room. AGONY!
I have some sympathy for this guy, although I don't have this problem myself. Sometime between the ages of thirty and forty I developed a fear of heights that I knew nothing about until I went for a spin on the London Eye. I was amazed at how terrified I was!
The London Eye is Illuminati
@@StratsRUs Haaa! That explains it then.
I am really scared of heights so the best thing to do is don't discriminate the fear of other people!
@@tgr5772 Yes. Over the years the BBC have manipulated the emotions (and therefore the views) of an entire nation - usually via some sort of victim sob-story. It was so successful X-factor adopted the same trick, and for a while we were treated with contestant sob-stories before each performance. It really is as transparent as glass.
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it's experimental also, but that ought not to be of any great concern to you...
another advert by the BBC Pharmaceutical Channel
I am literally scared to death by injections. I have a needle phobia, which triggers a condition called 'malignant neurocardiogenic syncope'. The first thing we learned is that my heart races and then stops completely. Epinephrine restarts it. A pacemaker was implanted to prevent rapid rate drops and asystole. However, we then found that I have both features of the syndrome. Not only does my heart stop, but the blood vessels in my legs dilate - causing my blood pressure to crash. (The electrophysiologists likens the pacemaker in this situation to a hand push on a string.)
The fall in blood pressure has caused liver failure and days on a ventilator with multiple medicines to support my blood pressure until I start doing it myself.
Episodes started to happen when needles were not involved. I now always wear a patch of scopolamine, which controls blood pressure and heart rate drops.
Now - if I need tests, shots, etc., it's done in an OR. An anesthesiologist puts me under with gas, slips in an IV, gives me some propofol, and off they go. For the time being, we have decided that it is too costly and risky to do this solely for a COVID vaccine. (I had a moderate case of COVID in November). However, my doctor, our insurer, and I are currently reassessing this.
David, thank you so much for posting. The recognition of functional neurocardiovascular disorders is really just in its infancy and we need those who suffer to speak up. Are you in the U.S.? I ask because finding a doctor who is able to deal (or even believe) in these disorders is not easy and many people have no choice but to not attempt to get any medical care at all. I am so glad you were able to find help.
@@valerieevanier9632 Hi Valerie, I was diagnosed in the UK, but now live in the US and am followed at the Cleveland Clinic and the Mayo Clinic. In the past Massachusetts General was good too, but the doctor who looked after me switched to a concierge medical practice. I haven't had a doctor yet whose skepticism doesn't fall away when they see the flatlined EKG from the tilt table test and clinical notes from ICU stays caused by the phobia being triggered.
It was misdiagnosed in me as 'stress-induced epilepsy' for almost 40 years. Time and time again I would pass out and seize following a needle stick. I lost count of how many nurses and lab techs called codes because my heart had stopped only to have me recover spontaneously just as the calvary arrived and they were told they had freaked out.
The key was when the episodes started happening outside the context of needle phobia - once in an airplane that changed position sharply and once when I got my pulse rate too high at a gym. That was when an almost 90-year-old neurologist who was retiring in three days saw me, called a cardiologist, and ordered the tilt table test. As an extra bonus, I coded before the test when they started an IV, but, in the confusion, nobody recorded the EKG so they proceeded with the test.
Best of luck!
@@davidr7830 I suppose you mainly deal with cardiologists? Neurocardiovascular medicine will one day become common but for now it seems a pretty rare specialty.
@@valerieevanier9632 cardiac electrophysiologists
I swear people think we’re exaggerating when we say we have a needle phobia 🙄
Any help for BS phobias?
Yes stop watching the BBC.
Better get used to them. Many more in the pipeline for the compliant.
even thought the clinical trial ends in 2023...
@@stephensodyssey7423 Yes for this vaccine, don’t forget the booster shots...
*Sanitised comments section, with many comments removed from earlier.*
*Shame on the fascists we have working for YT and our governments.*
Only short term tested long term untried method of producing genetically modified vaccines.
Without recourse to litigation for WHEN it goes wrong for some or all.
Applied without safety procedures of aspiration before injecting.
WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?
Another subliminal attempt to make us get the jab “if Adam can do it , why can’t you?”
Lol.......but seriously go get your jab to be a hero for the nation
That's exactly what it is. It's truly pathetic.
I'm just wondering what they will come up with to persuade the ones who know what a virus actually is. This should be interesting.
@@gucciashton4731 Hard to persuade a smart person. Easy to persuade a sheep.
Ever noticed how its the pathetic small minded minority, that alway have to make the biggest noise about how they think the vaccine and the government is somehow out to get us.
Noticed how the larger percentage of age group people in hospital at the moment are the under 30's??? Most likely group to be reading total BS on social media and believing it. 🙄
Come on people just grow up and realise we will have to live with this for a long time to come so do your bit and help others if not yourself.
Never I will never get the shot. Needles are my biggest fear I know I will die if Someone comes at me with a needle. Just the thought of a needle is making me cry right now 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Brave man. Very inspiring
Okay so I just wanted to share my experience with my first covid dose.Im still young and went to my vaccination camp today. So I'll give some tips because mine went successfully and I fear needles(I start to cry)
1) Just distract yourself. You may have heard about this many many times but throughout the way,I was looking around and thinking about a project of mine and just making up things in my head and encouraged myself by giving a self talk.
2) Just pretend that you don't fear it: I did this today and it was impressive how much it helped me,I thought that I am not scared of the needles and told myself that I would keep the crying part to my future self in the room where I'll get vaccinated
3) Just smile: It may not make sense,but noone will be able to see it.Instead of worrying about something that will only become worse,just smile,even if it's fake.
4)Eat before you go and try to stop yourself from thinking.I like to think in this way,
If I have a vaccination appointment tomorrow,I have a day's time.I could either worry about it the whole day and suck the life out of it and let the day become worse when you need to go.or you can stop your mind from thinking about your appointment,just forget it exists and then enjoy the day.Let the worry come towards the next day.
So overall,just fill your mind with positive thoughts that may not be relevant and have someone with you to hold your hand.To be honest,i only felt the needle and not even the slightest pain.So don't overthink about it,love.Just go for it.I still am laughing at how tensed I was before my vaccination and now it's all cool.
Hope I helped in any way,I am proud of you for taking the decision of getting yourself vaccinated! Take action and defeat your fear love! Trust me when I say it's not even 2 sec before it's done and you won't even feel it
(Feel free if you have any questions regarding anything,I won't mind one bit) have a happy time!
I am still in school and in February we are getting two needles at once and I am terrified. In the summer we had one needle and it took two nurses to get it done with and I know it didn't hurt at all, I even laughed in the end. Everyone says just close your eyes, but it's not like that at all. Knowing that I am going to be poked in the arm and a needle will go through my skin is just so frightening and I had a fully blown panic attack. I am trying to make myself not scared and actually excited to do it and I told myself that I will put numbing cream on my arm just to feel more secure. I know it is in 2 months but it is hard to stop thinking about it. It also helped me to do it when there were less people around so I might ask the nurse to do that this time as well.
I would be more afraid of what’s in it, than the needle itself...
Go read the list of ingredients then...
Many fear needles, but commend your courage to come to take vaccine
I guess I'm not alone
@JJ yes
like it’s not that i don’t want to get it but something abt the thought of the needle going into my arm scares the shit out of me i can’t explain and my family just wants me to get over it but they don’t understand how much of a big deal my head is making it i want to control it, i don’t know HOW i got my 1st dose after like 5 attempts and it hurt like HELLL I CRIED FOR 2 HOURS STRAIGHT now i need to get my 2nd dose and people say the 2nd dose hurts even MORE like i just can’t do it i want to i rlly do i want to b able to help and go into indoor places again knowing everyone is safe again but i can’t not only having this phobia and hearing people who didn’t feel anything for the 1st dose but saying the 2nd one hurts so much scares me even more. and everyone around me now is like it doesn’t hurt doesn’t hurt STFU BRO LYING OR NOT I DONT CARE IT IS NOT HELPING ME THE MORE U SAY IT THE MORE I THINK UR LYING AND THE MORE U MENTION IT THE MORE I THINK HOW MUCH OF PAIN I WILL GET FROM THE 2ND DOSE
@@user-ll9dn7bx4d i got my second dose and it took 7 visits and when she did it when i wasn’t looking n it didn’t hurt, but it was after for the next 4 days after my arm hurt like hell. I still hv a major needle fear tho i tried getting my 3rd dose recently and I wasn’t able to get it so i j gave up
Well, for someone who has given blood 24 times over the years, I'm certainly not afraid of needles, I'm am however afraid of putting an unknown substance into my body!
Totally agree with you.
I have lost count the times I have had a blood test and watched them putting the needle in.
And if you've had the va££ine they won't take blood!!🤔
@@annmason5979 Well that's a lie as I gave blood on Saturday after already having one dose of the vaccine!
I had my second dose yesterday and have already booked to give blood again in November.
"If you have had a coronavirus vaccine as part of the UK vaccination programme, please wait 7 full days after having the vaccine before coming to give blood on the 8th day."
www.blood.co.uk/who-can-give-blood/can-i-give-blood/
BBC brought all sadness to our houses ....thank you
@JJ unfortunately YES I had the fake story because our country till today listen to usa and at the end usa only the winner
examples:
1-afghanestan
2-iraq
3-ukraine
4-covid-19
all these fake stories not help this country u.k.
now usa most power currency in the world
and here all ppl sad of inflation
high energy power
strikes.....etc......
enjoy
@JJ why doses for death were?
Anxiety is a hell of a thing, people who never experienced it wouldn't understand.
My analogy for Anxiety: Imagine two caveman sat around the fire, one of the caveman hears rustling in the bushes and starts freaking out, he runs away. The other caveman shrugs and thinks it's just the wind. All of a sudden a tiger jumps out and mauls the overconfident caveman. The caveman that ran away has kids. The mauled caveman doesn't.
I think everyone experiences anxiety and it's an evolutionary advantage to have it, I've always thought of anxiety as a protective mechanism for social and physical activites.
it's just dependant on the type on anxiety you might experience, imposter syndrome is probably the worst but even that in a way serves a survival function. The only problem is we aren't cavemen anymore and there are no tigers. 🐅
Grow a pair , anxiety is a natural instinct we all have .
@@Scitch-et4vkalthough I agree with you thats bit insensitive mate, imagine if you had the constant dread that something terrible was going to happen, you cant switch it off, you can't smoke a joint and pretend it's all good. A constant feeling of either incompetence or danger would drive any sane person insane regardless of their religious/ evolutionary views.
@@Scitch-et4vk I have anxiety disorder, its literally factually a chemical imbalance in your brain. Don't comment on something you have no experience with. It's not as simple as that. I don't like people with anxiety that play the victim either I get that, but it is also not that simple. People with anxiety disorder are constantly being reminded of paranoia and anxiousness, not because of themselves but because of the imbalance. It is then up to them to work on that, and learn to control it, but it never goes away. I have gotten decent at that part but I promise you even with medication, lots of therapy, practice, you still have the thoughts pop up and you have to learn. Ive met many people like you who have never had to deal with this kind of anxiety, so you just assume everyone else must be crazy. A lot of those same people ended up having some sort of episode or cause that gives them next level anxiety and they begin to understand.
Anxiety (PFC). When the amygdala alerts the brain to danger, the prefrontal cortex should kick in and help you come up with a rational, logical response.
Kappa is on the way guys.
Don't opened the fridge.
Anyone know where I can get a covid anti-bodies test from. I mean it's been nearly 2 years. Do they exist?
Search online. I've done a couple.
Yep. Superdrug does them, a few companies online do too.
@@j.e.wattes8991 have the got delta variant tests too?
@@shit__gamer Theres no such thing, its literally all the same.
@@j.e.wattes8991 so how do I tell if I've got the delta variant as opposed to covid-19 if the test is the same for both? Asking for a friend.
I am not scared of the immediate pain or the needles, I am concerned about the side effects, and if I am able to hold my violin up with a painful shoulder
Courage is not the absence of fear, but the determination to proceed despite fear.
Exactly. Fear is a natural response and one designed to keep us alive.
Parents should be concerned that the JCVI have sacked everyone on the board who have spoken out publicly about not needing to vaccinate children.
Yes I saw that. No independent thinking allowed...
@@gemmag.2988 It shows were this is going.
*Im allergic to Custard cream biscuits, Garlic And BS so I’ll stick to my marijuana*
@Tiger
That’s what you get...
I get quality marijuana
@Tiger
Then your misguided by the MSM, I feel sorry for you, too many ways to die, just don’t forget to to put your socks on when you go outside..
Custard creams. My sympathies Bless ya
@The Slip
Sounds like your sober state of mind has made you toxic
I cannot stand smoke tobacco or marijuana. it's all the same.
I don't want it near me I don't want to smell it, I don't want to be forced to breathe it.
Oh how I miss the times when it was illegal.
I went to get my second jab a few days ago, and the lady administering the jab didn’t help me at all. I had a panic attack, and she scoffed at me, and told me people “younger than me” were waiting in line. Terrified of going again.
It’s not hard man
It mostly is males with this phobia. I'd take a packet of soft lollies in as a distraction, although I don't understand why they're not offered say 10mg of Diazepam to reduce their anxiety.
The thing that helps alot is not to not look away, its to actually look at it, recognize it, and although the pain is still there, the fear will go away
It helps more if they know how to remove the pain like my school did,it doesnt hurt if done the right way
That doesn't help me when all I have to do is take 1 look at the needle and I'm in full panic attack mode 😫😫 it doesn't even need to be near me to set it off
@@laurencooper8564 well you don't have to do it then, this strategy doesn't work for everyone since we have different kinds of fears over needles, over anything actually, so if you feel like not looking you can just look away, but I personally get more freaked out when I have no idea what's getting pierced into my skin
What if you have relevant contradictory facts, critical thinking skills, and a fully functioning brain?
the subject of Mass Psychosis comes to mind. These are the people who would burn you for being a witch several hundred years ago
@@DXmYb
You have no idea what the witch trials were about so why do people keep bringing it up like it was some paranoid crazies attacking people for growing herbs??
Witch trials were down to the huge amount of children going missing. They found out they were kidnapping children, doing rituals and sacrifices with these children. Peeling the skin off of children's faces and wearing it as a mask. Would you not want to do something like burn the bastads?
@@rileyfozz8077 One woman was sentenced to death for creating a storm in the ocean that harmed a member of the royal family.
You sound like youre well clued up on the topic but don't know all of it (as very few would)
@@DXmYb
That woman has my thanks but failed.
17,503 rip 1.7 million injuries (50% Serious) as of 19th June: European Database of Adverse Drug Reactions for COVID-19 “Vaccines”
No
Lol, it's not a needle phobia people are worried about. The needle is the least of your worries once you discover what cra.p is in that jab and how it it is still in trial
AND how it's producers are still immune to litigation for WHEN is goes wrong.
I've had both shots and I'm just fine
@@jessabelvin1697 good for you although you don't know any long term effects on that. Unfortunatelly for my cousin he got myocarditis and went into a coma, survived it but doctors confirmes it was from the shot.
2 workmates had a different jab were all perfrctly fine but months after both can't walk like they once used to, constantly complaining
@T Lb nearly all traditional ones before 2019. Not going anywhere near the modern poison
It also made me lose trust completely in so called "modern science". I'll stick to proven medicine that worked for many years but not going anywhere near this poison
@T Lb yes, just please pass me your email or tell me how as don't know how to by yt
Welp my mother walked out after getting frustrated at me for not getting a shot and that helped increase my anxiety and phobia of getting a needle worsen so 😀👍 and I was left alone while she waited I ended up walking out saying I can’t do it-
How are you now?, Have you gotten it?
@@ronaldritualo5994 yes I have! Wasn’t as bad as i thought- 🤡
"Medically Exempt" yes I agree, I'm also fearful.
I did blood test yesterday due of my work. As a needle phobic I will share my experience, maybe this will help someone
I was needle phobic for over 15y due of my childhood trauma in hospital. I was afraid getting blood tests, IVs or vaccinations. And because of that I ignored mandatory medical procedures. But now I am basically free from needle phobia (I am still bit scared, ca 10%)
VACCINATIONS/GETTING SHOTS: Pain level 2/10
For those who are afraid getting shot I want to encourage you. Nowdays needles are so thin sharp that your body aint gonna feel almost nothing.When I got the covid vaccines, during the injection I felt like someone was holding a pencil point on my arm and I didn't feel the needle go in or the sting. I asked the nurse when you're going to prick me, and she said it's already done. The only thing that hurts is the pain after the injection, but it depends on the vaccine
BLOOD TEST: Pain level 4,5/10
For those who are afraid getting blood test, I want to encourage you. If you are so afraid then 1)dont look 2)distract yourself (pinch yourself on the lip and focus on that) 3)relax your arms (stiff arm makes blood test more painful). The needle was so sharp that I didn't feel anything, but the sting stung because the hand was cleaned with an alcohol cloth beforehand. And when the nurse collected blood, the stinging disappeared. What made it unpleasant was that I felt that the needle was in the vein, but it is not painful, rather unpleasant. But the time passed quickly and the hand did not hurt after that.
Thanks to sharp needles and professional medical personel my fear of needles dissapeared last year. Before I end my speech I want to share quote which is 100% true
FEAR COMES ALWAYS BEFORE OR AFTER THE SITUATION. DURING THE MOMENT THE FEAR DISSAPEARS
I have autism so i am seriously hypersensitive and what I find so annoying is that everyone says to me "oh it doesn't hurt" but for me it will so much more because I have that hypersensitivity unlike most people. telling me me it wont hurt is a complete lie because I feel and sense thing more alertly than anyone else.
Does anyone else get this?
Am I just being dumb?
Do I sound dumb?
I have the complete opposite. I sit all day sticking sewing needles deep into my arms and legs. It relieves the boredom.
@@user-ll9dn7bx4d What do you reckon?
It's okay to be scared of needles but bro you need to be more scared of the shit they got in that needle
I was literally 10 and i was in the hospital getting my blood extracted 5 times in a frickin day and i got used to it cuz it happens every day soo i feel like a pinch but not that painful😶
All I have to say is if you are going for an injection or blood draw with needle phobia and are not being medicated, you are going to have an extremely difficult if not impossible time getting the injection. It terrifies me. I luckily am not a fainter. But I used to go with no anxiety medication, then I’d gotten prescribed clonazepam, then xanax… that simply isn’t enough. You need Ativan or Valium. Think about people who get lasik eye surgery, they are given Valium. It makes you not care. People with needle phobia need the appropriate anti anxiety medicine like Valium or Ativan. That’s what I was finally prescribed. It’s like the terror melts away, and I walk into my appointment as if I’m doing something mundane. Once I sit in the chair it’s like the terror wants to come out but it doesn’t. I’m only aware of the injection but my body isn’t in panic/escape/terror mode. I’m not over my needle phobia but the right medication allows me to get those necessary and life saving injections and blood draws. I just had a blood draw recently. Another factor in success is finding someone who is gentle. I didn’t realize that for my 3-4 past blood draws the woman I always got made my blood draw hurt. Saw someone new for my most recent blood draw and it was nothing like the prior person who did it! Much less uncomfortable and not painful, and was seamless. But again that is thanks to the proper anxiety medication, but having the right person and support helps so much. I had major anxiety the night before because of all those uncomfortable blood draws from someone who was rough- not sure why they hurt from that person. So you also have to find someone whose good at it. If you have a good experience take their name and try to get them for future injections.
Mocking the poor lad smh! I suppose everyone loves spiders, heights or even clowns. Irrational fears but many have them. Height is my bane and not afraid to admit t.
Mines experimental drugs being forced into me.
its the crap in the needle that bothers me
@JJ no not one
The needle ought to be the least of concerns for lab rats
One guy I know had to get strapped into the seat before he got the jab. Another guy I saw was psyching himself up before his needle by punching his head and arm real hard. Another guy I know starved himself for 2 days so all he was focused on was food and the his hunger pains.
Who wouldn't be nervous in the "Assisted suicide centre"?
I have needle phobia but I took my 2 jabs with struggle
@@tgr5772 everyone has their own concerns but when everyone including the manufacturers and the global leaders took it then that kind of limited my concerns. Hopefully nothing will happen or we are all doomed together
@@tgr5772the decision is yours but the vaccine 💉 works. I don’t know why you are against this vaccine and not the other vaccines. Is it politically motivated because will be very unfortunate if you listen to political leaders who are vaccinated misleading to your alternative demise without even realizing. Nothing other than the vaccine works, green tea, really? Common get real
Oh c'mon, really??
Why do the BBC have such Cov Treatment Hesitancy? The Jab doesn't even do what it's supposed to meanwhile the censored treatments (like Iver & HCQZinc) have been shown to be much more effective.
It prevents infections, so it DOES do what it's supposed to do. If you want 100% protection (which is sadly a popular argument online) then go live in a fantasy land where you get all your "facts" from.
OK. What dose of ivermectin should be administered? Where is the trial data in humans for ivermectin (link please). What are the possible side effects of ivermectin?
Please share your answers please.
@@Lunarfacia Peer Reviewed Study published in the American Journal Of Therapeutics:
Conclusions:
Moderate-certainty evidence finds that large reductions in COVID-19 deaths are possible using ivermectin. Using ivermectin early in the clinical course may reduce numbers progressing to severe disease. The apparent safety and low cost suggest that ivermectin is likely to have a significant impact on the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic globally.
Study title: "Ivermectin for Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 Infection: A Systematic Review, Meta-analysis, and Trial Sequential Analysis to Inform Clinical Guidelines"
@@EricBlair-jg2ux not good enough. Link please.
@@Lunarfacia I gave you the study title and the journal where to search for it. The fact you're not capable of looking that up shows you're a bit simple in the head.
The needle is the least part of the problems to come.
This is actually creative when it comes to manipulation and propaganda, you have to give credit, where credit is due
Yeh, I was very impressed with this one, Somewhere along the line Susan Munchie must have done a bit of brainstorming.
@JJ If you are asking me, no, I didn't
@JJ Its not true, though, that all the vaccines are evil. Its not black or white as most people view it. Before they used to test vaccines, and they tried to help sick people. Now they using this method for something else.
Jesus is the way, but he guild us through different things. Like eating. We still need to eat. Its very unlikely, that if I dont eat, Jesus will come and do something about it. So some things I need to do myself as well
No I had the dumb jab with a huge phobia of needles trick is to not look its super quick and I have a massive dental phobia so I donget it it's not that easy it was after a benzo and seriously pumping myself up to get it done
I hope you were lucky and got one of the harmless placebo injections the gov't has also been rolling out alongside the deadly ones.
Otherwise you've got 4 years left.
I’ve had a fear of needles for most of my life but I made the decision to get vaccinated and thankfully the nurses were very patient.
I don’t consent to being a lab rat .
@JJ Absolutely not . Who in their right mind would take an experimental gene therapy without any data (at the time ) . Seems time has proved me right .
My decision not to get jabbed was based on common sense and a mistrust in big pharma and government . Nothing to do with Religion which is another big organisation I don’t trust anymore .
And then people say “It’s easy” for us
2 Thessalonians 1:7-8(KJV) And to you who are troubled rest with us, when the Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels,
In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ:
the majority of people commenting on this video have no idea what it’s like to actually have a needle phobia…
What’s it like?
@species 4123 breen You think it's appropriate to refer to people with a mental illness in that way?
I wonder how many have a fear of spiders or heights? Heights are mine.
@JJ nope lol
Oh ffs
Hi
Covid deaths UK 130,281 US 632,986 Australia 939 New Zealand 26.
New Zealanders followed the WHO simple 3 point plan 15 months ago with our last death in August last year.
The UK and NZ are both islands. The UK has an area of 273,000 sqkm while NZ has 268,000 sqkm.
After 1 year since NZ's last Covid death, watching BBC News is like travelling back in time in the Tardis.
@@user-ll9dn7bx4d 1 and a booster. I'm allowed another booster like an annual flu injection, but the cases are mild now and like China there's no more deaths other than for the antivax idiots.
@@user-ll9dn7bx4d America turned their backs on medical advice, protested about masks, drank sanitizer and use Title 42 to blame Mexicans. China locked down cities and have worn masks since the bird flu in the 90s. China's strict measures led to China's low death rate. Covid deaths = USA 1,144,745 Mexico 332,938 UK 206,246 Canada 51,061 Australia 19,373 China 5,272 New Zealand 3,864.
Did Covid come from Fort Detrick in the US or Wuhan in China? Do you follow the country with Earth's worst pandemic mismanagement? God or Jesus never mentioned not taking vaccines. Are you reading from a Trump Bible? Stop shaming Christians!
Just don’t get it. There you go no problems
Fool
@@LittleLoz Why? Sorry your one of those idiots who follow everything they see on Facebook 😂
@@Tdr-jv2nc No that's the anti vaxxers that do that love.
Tell you what the problem is mate is people dieing from this disease
@@deyhydratedslime2003 everyone has had it now
Every member of parliament needs to be arrested and put on trial for crimes against humanity.
I just read your channel description and I feel so sorry for you. I hope you seek therapy for your delusional/paranoid thoughts. Unsubscribing from all these conspiracy theorists channels might help as a start.
@@user-op9ko9jb4d A very typical response from a left winger. You have no facts or logic so plunge straight into an ad hominem attack. All you are doing is outing yourself as someone that has no idea and/or ability to argue a position logically. I suppose it is to be expected off of somebody who uses an emoji to name themselves. It is also interesting you have 16 subscribers on a pretty new account with nothing on it. That would suggest this is merely one of many trolling accounts, or maybe it is your local chapter of BLM and you have all subscribed to each other. It doesn't much matter which really.....the account is clearly "off". Have a nice day troll oll olling....oh, and watch out for those spike proteins.
@@user-op9ko9jb4d another doubled vaxxed spike protein shedding super spreading dribbler. You are a danger to yourself and others now well done 👏👏👏 play stupid games win stupid prizes.
@@user-op9ko9jb4d where do I start with fascists and vaxscists like you.....you get paid for your propaganda don't you
@@TonyWayt1 not a left winger this character is straight out of the Third Reich - nutters like him were loading people onto cattle cars 80 years ago in order to "keep everyone safe"
Do not comply!
I hate needles I have to look the other way when the needle goes in my arm
I usually look straight up
Best not participate in democide 🤷♂️
I actually like blood tests/injections. Been getting them all my life and for some reason, they’re kinda calming? Anyway, I want to try and understand other peoples fears, because I fear myself I will offend someone accidentally in the future. These comments and this video made me gain a new perspective. Thanks’
@JJ of course i have lol i’ve had as many as i’m physically able to where i live
@JJ three
@JJ nah sorry i’m not religious. you do you tho
Scared of needles. He should be more scared of what is in the thing.
completely untrue
@@mightbesharpenjoy your democide 🙂
@@mightbesharp Did you take your vitamins today??? Because if you don't take yours, mine won't work.
@@mightbesharp another double vaxxed spike protein shedding super spreading dribbler. Well done you are now a danger to yourself and others 👏👏👏 play stupid games win stupid prizes.
god. i am a needle phobic. i made my appointment for my covid vaccine twice, cancelled it twice, i had arguments with my husband about going for my appointment etc.. i finally asked one of my friends to come along with me to my local grocery store so that i could get it. i haven't had a vaccine in over twenty plus years. i don't even take the yearly flu shot. i had my first dose in november and second dose in this month. i took phyzer. it wasn't bad. both my husband and i took it together. so it was okay. but god, i am a needle phobic.
First learn the correct spelling of the vaccine u got , u illiterate kid
@@arsh0189 OHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Q. What are the long term effects of the vaccine
A.
Sunny Fairclough
Short term ; Smugness and the ability to think you know everything about the jab.
Long term; Russian roulette with spike protein pulling the trigger.
@@davidbarlow350 That's about it.
@Thomas Hughes No, its goverment and msm who dictate. Get the pointless flu jab.
@@davidbarlow350 ADE or PIE
Be more afraid of the vaccine!
The virus personified. Amazing how easily this virus has hijacked the brains of so many to do its bidding.
What virus?
legit question, is there a "-phobia" of "government overreach"?
Well, considering a phobia is an irrational fear, yeah, I'd say all of your ilk have spent the past year displaying a "phobia of government overreach".
Poor chap. I wonder if you get help on the NHS. You know, if they're not too busy staffing wards full of unvaccinated covid patients.
@@tomgl6684 Says the govt rent-boy. Adverse effects of these experimental gene therapy jabs are more likely to fill the hospitals than catching the flu, which is all convid's ever been, repackaged by the scum-at-the-top.
@@slackdee Yeah, keep telling yourself that pal.
@@tomgl6684 I'm not your pal, saddo. The existence of Covid-19 is wholly unproven. Dr Sam Bailey explains it perfectly well. www.bitchute.com/video/qn2hWFK8h2ne/
Slackdee. Don’t waste your breath on these idiots. They live and breath MSM.
Congratulations to Oxford and BBC for picking up on this issue. The medical community doesn't seem to quite have a handle on just how powerful and widespread this problem is. And a thank you to the brave young man willing to be featured in this story. There is a real stigma about this and he is speaking up for tens of millions around the world. Which, by the way, makes him pretty brave!
Great salute to the nurse for her patience
Laws become fragile under the influence of dictators.
Wayne Gerard Trotman
@JJ Nope and I will not have. Have you?
@JJ I believe in Jesus all the he way brother. All the best. I will never take the mark.
Props to this guy, I feel so much sympathy for him, he seems so determined to follow through fully with it and the disappointment he feels after he's unable to do it must be crushing. I'm sure he gets there though! Good luck!
I was the same for my tetanus jab, so anxious. I eventually got it, but jumped
Omg im 25 and he looks way older than me
He will be an actor he's probably 35 and called Dave.
He won't get much older if he has the jab.
I will pray for anti-vaxxers
@@carlitoskii Thing is the media label people who think for themselves and research the information "Anti-vaxxers" it got nothing to do with being anti-vaccine as people who had vaccines in the past don't want to take this covid shot as it is not a vaccine. It is a bioweapon that creates spike proteins that the body end up attacking itself with the other toxins of graphene.
@@carlitoskii Why? According to skynews the jabs dont offer any real protection anyway...
It is good
Did they try the blindfold?
Bruh
You'd be surprised how quickly your fear of syringes/needles disappears when you're in chronic or acute pain. Appendicitis, trauma, kidney stone - you won't even feel the needles.
@@tgr5772 Except the guy in the video isn't an anti vaxxer, as evidenced by the fact he says he wants to have it and is filmed trying to get it.
Phobias are irrational but genuine fear that has nothing to do with whether the afflicted actually perceives the thing they have the phobia of as dangerous or not.
Anti vaxxers, by comparison, are just tossers.
That's interesting, so it is about the size of the pain?
@@banksiasong If I have to get blood drawn just for a doctor to do a check up on my health, I feel revulsion (and disbelief) that turns to nausea as I'm having it done and can lead to fainting. Don't feel this as strongly when getting injections - though I can feel slightly queasy.
But if I am in pain or if I have a motivation to get the needle, those feelings mostly dissipate. It's like I'm more distracted by the other thing and the needle becomes secondary. Almost like I know it's for a real purpose, a necessary evil that my brain has decided in that moment to accept for the betterment of my health.
Don't know if it's the same for others - only speaking for myself. And if you haven't experienced it, you may not really be able to get your head around it.
@@tgr5772"when people start telling the truth"
"a virus I stopped with a green tea"
Please don't ever stop being hilarious.
@@tomgl6684 Ah. Name calling and lazy tropes.
To have the jad you can friend . They are all hypocrits
I have a massive fear of needles and I’m only 14, so they don’t even take me seriously they just laugh and shrug it off and say “no one likes needles”
It's not the needle I fear it's the shit that comes out of it.