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Vaccine
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Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...1
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clive said:It seems that people who were offered their vaccine by their GP were told to wait to be contacted for their 2nd jab, whereas people who book via the NHS site can book date/time & venue for both their jabs.0
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_nam11 said:Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...
I swear I barely felt anything. If you asked me to guarantee 100% that they had injected me I would not have been able to 100%.
11 hours later I have no symptoms, not even any tenderness in my arm.
Absolutely nothing.10 -
cherryorchard said:I had my first jab on February 11th organised by my GP surgery (although I had to go to different surgery to have it). A second appointment was made whilst I was in treatment room for 29 April - same place, same time.6
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Booked online today both , first on Monday and the other 2nd week of June , 2 different places
same as covered end , simple on the NHS site
I found it was easier to get booking options online at the end of the day 5.30pm rather than during it .3 -
My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.3
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stonemuse said:AddicksAddict said:stonemuse said:AddicksAddict said:2121 said:Von der leyn is awful. Has it in for uk.Others have previously posted links a while back.0
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Got my first booked in for Saturday morning at local surgery. I'm group 8, so on schedule.
A mate of mine who is French, currently in France, and over 50, is very sceptical about the safety of the vaccine. Her opinion is that the testing process was too quick to be rigorous and it's not yet proven to be safe. This is on the back of the blood clot nonsense
I pointed out the plummeting infection and death rates here, but she remains unconvinced. The Europeans have done their population, and economies, no favours.
Somewhat ironically, her local surgery in South London, where she lives most of the time, has invited her to make an appointment for a jab, but she can't get back for it at the moment anyway.2 -
PopIcon said:My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.
@Popicon I felt very ill after getting my jab but it was all over within 36hrs so I don't think you have any cause to worry, other than you may not be getting a cup of tea in bed this morning. I hope Mrs P feels better soon.1 -
ShootersHillGuru said:Spitfire76 said:Now there’s a surprise
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AddicksAddict said:PopIcon said:My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.
@Popicon I felt very ill after getting my jab but it was all over within 36hrs so I don't think you have any cause to worry, other than you may not be getting a cup of tea in bed this morning. I hope Mrs P feels better soon.2 -
AddicksAddict said:PopIcon said:My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.
@Popicon I felt very ill after getting my jab but it was all over within 36hrs so I don't think you have any cause to worry, other than you may not be getting a cup of tea in bed this morning. I hope Mrs P feels better soon.
More jabs in arms, the better, especially with the predicted April dip.6 -
Covered End said:_nam11 said:Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...
I swear I barely felt anything. If you asked me to guarantee 100% that they had injected me I would not have been able to 100%.
11 hours later I have no symptoms, not even any tenderness in my arm.
Absolutely nothing.1 -
Covered End said:_nam11 said:Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...
I swear I barely felt anything. If you asked me to guarantee 100% that they had injected me I would not have been able to 100%.
11 hours later I have no symptoms, not even any tenderness in my arm.
Absolutely nothing.1 -
AddicksAddict said:PopIcon said:My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.
@Popicon I felt very ill after getting my jab but it was all over within 36hrs so I don't think you have any cause to worry, other than you may not be getting a cup of tea in bed this morning. I hope Mrs P feels better soon.
She's feeling better this morning. My mum who is in her mid 70s had it and had no side effects. In my personal experience, its younger people who had had more adverse side effects.
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Covered End said:_nam11 said:Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...
I swear I barely felt anything. If you asked me to guarantee 100% that they had injected me I would not have been able to 100%.
11 hours later I have no symptoms, not even any tenderness in my arm.
Absolutely nothing.
Went to bed and felt really chilly & couldn't get to sleep, so took a couple of paracetamol.
Felt a bit restless in the night with arm aching a little.
Woke up this morning feeling ok and went for a 2 mile walk.
Top of arm aches a tiny tiny bit but really nothing.
It's a no brainer, have your jab & enjoy yourself when we open up.10 -
AddicksAddict said:PopIcon said:My Mrs had hers this afternoon. Early 40s, works in social services. Never really gets ill. She was fine when she got home, 1600ish, rough from about 1700. Reporting flu like symptoms, aching joints, loss of appetite.
@Popicon I felt very ill after getting my jab but it was all over within 36hrs so I don't think you have any cause to worry, other than you may not be getting a cup of tea in bed this morning. I hope Mrs P feels better soon.
Hopefully Poplcon's wife feels ok today.4 -
2nd Jab Tuesday and the last 48 hours I felt truly shocking, flu like symptoms and absolutely shattered etc. Back to full fitness this morning thank god6
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fat man on a moped said:Covered End said:_nam11 said:Got a text to do mine, Epsom nearest to me. I’m 34. Very apprehensive.... dunno why...
I swear I barely felt anything. If you asked me to guarantee 100% that they had injected me I would not have been able to 100%.
11 hours later I have no symptoms, not even any tenderness in my arm.
Absolutely nothing.
and for me too. Felt nothing when jabbed, and felt a bit washed out in the evening0 -
Us Smiths got jabbed down the Masonic Centre, Welling this morning. Very pleased.
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Over the years as an adult I have had jabs for
Flu
Hep A
Typhoid
Diphtheria/Tetanus/Polio
Yellow Fever
Rabies
With all vaccines there's the chance of minor side affects, but the benefits MASSIVELY outweigh the negatives7 -
Curb_It said:Us Smiths got jabbed down the Masonic Centre, Welling this morning. Very pleased.18
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This weeks Private Eye
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Perfect for a Nigel joke, and a prick joke10 -
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killerandflash said:Over the years as an adult I have had jabs for
Flu
Hep A
Typhoid
Diphtheria/Tetanus/Polio
Yellow Fever
Rabies
With all vaccines there's the chance of minor side affects, but the benefits MASSIVELY outweigh the negatives4 -
Just had my first jab at Dartford football ground - superbly well organised - I queued for 10 mins - went in - walked out 5 mins later - my 2nd jab was booked at same time for 5th June at 9.00am - that’s the day I’m driving to Bowood in Wiltshire for (hopefully) a golf weekend 😳
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hudson-son-son said:
Perfect for a Nigel joke, and a prick joke
"I know" says the nurse.0 -
Mine done, in and out in two minutes. I was very brave and hardly cried at all.
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