Public Shaming/Praise for Vaccine Decision?

[NightskyeB4Dawn]

I would love to live in your world, and I dont mean that in a bad way. But I would like to ask one question of you, and there is no need to answer it here only to yourself.
Your job is close contact with people , by not taking the vaccine are you ready for the fact you can spread the virus, make people sick or kill people. That by your decision you might be killing some ones loved one because you dont want to protect them. 
You are no longer in the play ground, you are now in my world were actions have consequences that cannot be ran away from

I am happy to answer that question. 

Using that argument, there are thousands of microorganisms in nosocomial enviroments that are far more likely, and far more life threatening, than COVID. That is one of the reasons that we practiced strict hygeine measures, long before COVID.

Since March we have made additional PPE a mandatory part of our protocol. If I have a patient that has been vaccinated against COVID, then supposedly they are of zero risk from me. 

If my patient has not been vaccinated, they are not at risk because we provide all patients with PPE before entering the clinic. I am in full PPE, including mask and face shield.  They are more likely to have been exposed to COVID walking to the clinic then they would once they they enter the clinic. 

Also the clinic only allows the patient, the advocate, and the nurse. So an unvaccinated patient has less chance of exposure to COVID than they would shopping in a grocery store, or sitting in an ER. The whole clinc is environmentally cleaned after each patient leaves.

Actually it is cleaned twice, because I do my own cleaning because I don't like taking the chance that something will be missed. It is then cleaned by the environmental crew.

When I am not working, I am not in contact with those outside of my family group, which has little to no contact outside of our little remote area. The few youngsters out here are homeschooled. My Brother is retired, and my sister-in-law, works remotely from home. 

I am extremely diligent because I do not want to get sick and possibly infect my family or neighbors. I even strip down in the garage and wash my clothes and myself before entering my house. My elderly mother lives with me, so I don't take chances with her either. 

I do not ignore the safety of those around me. I cannot take vaccines and have spent years, long before COVID, protecting myself and my patients. This is the first time we have gone to such extremes, but I feel confident that I have not, and do not put my patient's at risk.