The first time they asked if I had come by myself and I said no my wife is driving and the nice lady said it was OK for me to go home, if I felt fine.

The second time the surly gentleman said "How'd you get here?" and I said my wife drove and he said "Right you can go" and turned away to his tablet.

:oh: most rude.

Netherlands: today is the turn for people born in 1991



well i don't want it, but only because i never go anywhere, i don't socialize lol



i'm happy the way things are going for those who do socialize anyway

in fairness it must be pretty difficult to remain pleasant when you have just asked this same questions for the 15 millionth time

Just had mine

Excellent. First or second ?


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I am a sweet boy who needs gentle encouragement though and I found him to be very gruff.

…I hadn’t read some of the vaccine conspiracies…that this is how Magneto was formed…

….there is no explanation at all why those things stick to her…oh….

:joker::joker:

78% adults first dose
56% two doses

"It sticks to my neck, too!" *slap, slap.... slap.... s... slap...*

:joker:

Any questions? Why isn't it sticking to your neck :worry:

No side effects still for me, other than my arm is a bit more sore but it's not too bad

Good !!


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…enjoy your weekend…:love:..stay away from metals as much as possible, though…

Light at the end of the tunnel - Covid [vaccine news]
 

One of my colleagues at work had had one jab then was due to have her second jab just before the half term holiday but decided to put it off until AFTER the break .. she’s an intelligent lady and the reason she gave was that she was really bad for a few days after the first jab and wanted to enjoy her break with her family ...


You guessed it .. she’s been off work all week and really, really poorly and her break was completely ruined anyways .


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[emoji28] thanks Ammi, will do :love:

:love: enjoy Kerry!

I'm having my second jab tomorrow, just got a email to say I could bring my second jab forward and was able to book up for the am :dance:

nice one, getting the 2nd jab as quickly as possible seems to be the most sensible strategy

Great Cherie x

TO BE FAAIIIIIR
(I'm assuming non-Covid illness?)

If she got ill so soon after it was due she was probably already ill at that point, just not symptomatic, and you shouldn't really get a vaccine if you're in the process of fighting another bug. So probably just as well she skipped it.

Well. Sort of. They did find that efficacy is slightly better if you wait 8 weeks, though they can give it any time after 3 weeks, and up to 12(+, it seems). So if you DON'T think you're at high risk of catching it (e.g. you WFH/limit going out/are not in a hotspot area) then most sensible is probably to get it as close to 8 weeks as possible. If you think you're at risk of exposure (e.g. working with the public, in a hotspot area, just can't resist the pub) then yes ASAP after 3 weeks is sensible.

Light at the end of the tunnel - Covid [vaccine news]
 

She’s actually got Covid19 I should have made it clearer sorry


She was perfectly well when it was due but she passed on the opportunity of the second jab .. but then tested positive and she’s been very poorly for nearly two weeks now

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Mr C has had his email now as well, we are both just coming up to 8 weeks post first vaccine couldn't get him booked in at the same time :oh:

Ahh well it would have made no difference then; I think recommendations are to NOT get vaccinated if you currently have Covid (it makes no difference basically, waste of a dose), and to wait 3 months after having it to get vaccinated. Although that's for first dose, I'm not actually 100% sure about 2nd dose.

Assuming she recovers fine, the natural immune response + first dose will probably take her to two-dose immunity levels for several months anyway...