Getting vaccinated saves lives. Not getting vaccinated, it can be fatal. This is the message that Johanna wants to convey who testifies this morning on RTL. She is the first in France to blame the State for not having made the vaccination of caregivers compulsory. Last May, her hospitalized father died of the disease. For her, it is obvious: he was contaminated by the staff.
“On March 13, my father entered the hospital for a hip fracture, he stayed for a long time, he was tested negative several times for Covid. He was also in an isolated room because he was immunocompromised. and unfortunately he left us on May 2 of the Covid, within the hospital by the hospital staff because he was not entitled to visits.
“When I saw doctors saying to them, ‘Are they vaccinated, are they tested?’ they replied that it was still not obligatory in fact. The doctor called me to tell me that he was dead, I said to them shouting: ‘You killed my father’, that’s the first thing that came out of me, “says Johanna.” It’s their fault, if he hadn’t been to the hospital he would still be with us, “she regrets.
“I am speaking to the state first, to make vaccination compulsory for healthcare workers, and also for healthcare workers to have a little common sense. They have not been vaccinated, they did not take the necessary steps to spare him. They could have been vaccinated when they are in contact with people at risk “, pleads the young woman.
“I hope the government will make things compulsory. Every non-vaccination day is a day people die from Covid-infected in hospital“, insists Johanna.” For more than a year we took great care, so that in the end he was killed by the nursing staff where he needed to be treated, “she concludes.
Also to listen in this journal:
Emmanuel Macron – The president will speak on Monday July 12 at 8 p.m. The head of state will probably announce vaccination obligation for nursing staff, but also an extension of the health pass.
Euro 2021 – England remains cursed. Italy win Euro this year with a penalty shoot-out victory over England who opened the scoring in the 2nd minute. This is the second European title for the Italians, after that of 1968.
Space – Richard Branson paved the way for space tourism on Sunday with a flight of a few minutes aboard his Virgin Galactic ship. The billionaire speaks of a “once in a lifetime” experience.
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