- A 42-year-old British man who liked exercise and a healthy diet died of Covid-19 last week.
- John Ayres was not vaccinated because he “thinks he will be fine,” his family said.
- The parental father told the doctor in the last few days of his life that he regretted the decision not to vaccinate.
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One Not vaccinated His family said that the 42-year-old fitness fanatic often climbed mountains and participated in triathlon races. He died of Covid-19.
John Ayres, an architectural expert and bodybuilder from the English seaside town of Southport, died last week one month after contracting the virus.
The child’s father is a “healthy” and “very active” person. He was climbing and camping in the wilderness four weeks before he fell ill. His twin sister Jenny McCann, Speak on Twitter.
Social media pictures show Ayers bouldering, cycling, running and lifting weights.A friend who pays tribute to him Facebook Describe him as “one of the most active and healthy people I know.”
McCann tells Sky news Her brother was not vaccinated because he “feels okay” and “does not know anyone who has contracted Covid.”
“Secondly, he has a little understanding of the age of false information we live in and some conspiracy theories about vaccine safety and vaccine content. [it]”According to Sky News, she said.
My 42-year-old twin brother died of ITU from COVID-19 last week. He passed away exactly 4 weeks after testing positive. He is the healthiest and healthiest person I know. Four weeks before his death, he was climbing the Welsh Mountains and camping in the wild.
-Jenny McCann (@jennyeye) August 2, 2021
She added that before putting on the ventilator, he told the doctor that he wished he had been vaccinated.
“He is blaming himself and hopes he did it,” McCann told Sky News, adding that he personally didn’t tell her about it because he was a “very proud and stubborn person.”
Ayers’ family now encourages people to get vaccinated.
His 19-year-old daughter Macey May Curran, Tell Liverpool Echo Her father is her “superhero in real life, my best friend, and my father”.
“Please, please, please get your vaccine. I am one of those young girls who are only vaccinated on’holidays’, but now I have seen the reality of the actual impact of COVID on us,” she said, according to Echo. “Standing next to the hospital bed and looking at my dad, he didn’t know that I was by his side, it made me very sad.”
Covid-19 patients are increasingly expressing their regret that they have not been vaccinated. So far, about 58% of the British population has been vaccinated, According to Reuters trackers.
More than 130,000 people in the country have died from the virus, According to data from Johns Hopkins University.
