[Alf]

Who's been Vaccinated so far? Have you?

Do they send for us when it's our turn or do we have to make an appointment?

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Alf

Who's been Vaccinated so far? Have you?

Do they send for us when it's our turn or do we have to make an appointment?

Depends your age, where you live and what you do I believe.

Elderly relatives of mine got called by the doctor with an appointment to go whereas my sister and her colleagues (front line workers) had to book online themselves.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

Depends where you live and what you do I believe.

Elderly relatives of mine got called by the doctor with an appointment to go whereas my sister and her colleagues (front line workers) had to book online themselves.

That's been my experience too, most over-65's seem to have been contacted by their GP whereas my wife was sent an email to her NHS email address informing that the vaccine was available to staff in her Trust area, and had to contact to book.

People do "slip through the net" though and I've heard of elderly people (even 85+ year olds) having to chase up their GP for an appointment, having heard nothing. Sometimes will be due to outdated contact details held by the GP, sometimes administrative errors. It's inevitable really when something is being done on a scale of millions.

[Alf]

I think I was in the last category to receive it, which I didn't mind. I just don't know if they'll send for me or not, because if not then I probably won't end up taking it, if it's left down to me, I tend to put things off.

To be honest, I don't ever watch the mainstream media, so I don't have much of a clue what's going on, the entire subject of Covid, bores me immensely.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

That's been my experience too, most over-65's seem to have been contacted by their GP whereas my wife was sent an email to her NHS email address informing that the vaccine was available to staff in her Trust area, and had to contact to book.

People do "slip through the net" though and I've heard of elderly people (even 85+ year olds) having to chase up their GP for an appointment, having heard nothing. Sometimes will be due to outdated contact details held by the GP, sometimes administrative errors. It's inevitable really when something is being done on a scale of millions.

My Dad got a call from a booking line and then received a letter a week after he had had the jab from his own GP.

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Alf

I think I was in the last category to receive it, which I didn't mind. I just don't know if they'll send for me or not, because if not then I probably won't end up taking it, if it's left down to me, I tend to put things off.

To be honest, I don't ever watch the mainstream media, so I don't have much of a clue what's going on, the entire subject of Covid, bores me immensely.

Ring your GP and they’ll probably give you an appointment in the next week or so.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Guess it’s a quandary ..

Second school teaching staff are crammed into a smallish classroom along with up to 33 teenagers and maybe two other adults.. . for around 5 hours per day

That’s scary given teenagers are mixing freely out of school .... masks are rarely worn ..


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Its supply and demand, if you are over 50 you will be called by 15th April

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

Ring your GP and they’ll probably give you an appointment in the next week or so.

Why would he do that if he is not in the group next in line

Have your Mam and Dad been called Alf?

[parmnion]

I think balham and streatham think the lockdowns over.

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why would he do that if he is not in the group next in line

Have your Mam and Dad been called Alf?

Oh my mistake I thought he meant he was in the last group as in the group who have just had the jabs! sorry Alf!

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

Oh my mistake I thought he meant he was in the last group as in the group who have just had the jabs! sorry Alf!

I was like

If anyone has been missed and they are over 64 they can book it on here

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/corona...s-vaccination/

[LaLaLand]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I was like

If anyone has been missed and they are over 64 they can book it on here

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/corona...s-vaccination/

Sorry Cherie!!

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why would he do that if he is not in the group next in line

Have your Mam and Dad been called Alf?

I think my Mother has, I know my mother's husband went and had his today. My Dad has probably had his, he's almost 75. But I haven't spoken with him in over a month. I might give him a text later.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

Sorry Cherie!!

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Alf

I think my Mother has, I know my mother's husband went and had his today. My Dad has probably had his, he's almost 75. But I haven't spoken with him in over a month. I might give him a text later.

My son got his appt by text, just depends on your surgery I think whether you get a letter or a text