TopCat
Putin fanboy
I reckon a market will exist for those wanting to get a second shot. Expect this to get worse.
Have you had your [s]microchip[/s] vaccine yet?
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Johnny Doe
Well-Known Member
Driving Pa Smiles to his jab on Friday morning.
Meanwhile, conspiracy theory family member reckons her boss has been really I'll since having his ten days ago.....
Meanwhile, conspiracy theory family member reckons her boss has been really I'll since having his ten days ago.....
Johnny Doe
Well-Known Member
Yup, I got the email shown in the first link in your post. Very convincing looking and on my phone it looked to have come from a legitimate NHS address.
wemakeyousoundb
hopefully not gimboid
My colleague at the hospital just got his, typically I am self isolating as of yesterday due to the ex having symptoms, so probably in a couple of weeks.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
Had my Pfizer jab this morning.
No reaction at all - which is great because I collapsed when I had the rapid Hep jab 10 years ago.
No reaction at all - which is great because I collapsed when I had the rapid Hep jab 10 years ago.
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
My Mum (72 and clinically vulnerable) got the call yesterday to book her appointment to attend to get it but can't because she's currently bed bound. She'll have to wait for the district nurse to come and give it to her but I'm relieved to know it's in sight as she has to have carers in several times a day at present which is risky in itself.
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
Had first Pfizer dose yesterday, no ill effects so far. Can't feel my DNA mutating or any barcode tattoos breaking out and the command-and-control microchip's not itchy at all. (Seriously: nothing worse than a slightly swollen arm, was expecting I might break out in fever or lethargy but absolutely nothing so far.)
cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
Any improvement in your 5G signal?
Please keep us updated on your mum, my gf has ME and is worried about her upcoming jab. Did your parents have Pfizer or AZ?
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
In a wild coincidence my sister, who lives 200 miles away, got her first jab today too. She had AZ. No problems at all to report either.
prunus
Tick tock.
72 hours later and they both report being fine, sore arms for the first 36 hours or so, nothing else, all good now. Pfizer. Just for the collective knowledge bank.
Cloo
Banana for scale
I just kind of assumed it was Pfizer - as it happens, have just asked her for update on how they're doing today. ILs had theirs today, will be interested to hear if any reaction because they actually had COVID about a month ago, so I'd kind of assume not?
circleline
Well-Known Member
Daughter (unexpectedly) had her Pfizer Covid jab at her medical appointment yesterday. She reported a dead arm but no further effects. She will be expedited for her follow-up jab in 3 weeks time, rather than 3 months, due to possible interference with her chemo treatments. Hospital advised that due to 'availability' issues, she may have to attend at 24 hrs notice. Strange feeling of being 'almost there' after a year of underlying anxiety and tension..
hash tag
Books, not bombs
See above, had mine because I'm high risk.
Was jabbed about 09.00. by 17.00 was starting to feel rough, by 18.00 and went to bed and stayed there for 24 hours with flu like symptoms. Sweaty, shivvery, feaveriah, headaches, bone and joint aches, weak, tired. For much of next day have felt a bit tired and headachy but much better now.
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
Glad he's feeling a bit better, soj. One of our consultant surgeons at work was saying he had similar - swore blind he got Covid afterwards. Told him I had flu symptoms after a jab a few years ago and he recognised that. I just got a sore arm and some fatigue with my own Covid jab (Pfizer). Hope you get yours soon.
weltweit
Well-Known Member
Which vaccine did you have hash tag?
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
Mrs Shoes had her Oxford one last week. She felt rough for 24 hours, sore arm for two days and is now fine.
She doesn't normally get an adverse reaction to her annual flu vaccination, but I often do. When it's my turn, I'm going to try and have my vaccination on a Sunday to Thursday so if I'm feeling shit the next day, it's a work day
She doesn't normally get an adverse reaction to her annual flu vaccination, but I often do. When it's my turn, I'm going to try and have my vaccination on a Sunday to Thursday so if I'm feeling shit the next day, it's a work day
Cheers Ron Merlin - yeh, been a bit worrying tbh, cos he's normally never ill at all. His mum, who's 82, had no side effects whatsoever!
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I'm not sure if I want a significant reaction or not.
I had a flu jab in November 2019 and I just had a bruised feeling for a few days - that was so far as I know killed virus grown in an egg ...
As I said elsewhere, my biggest worry would be that the Pfizer nano-blobs wouldn't make it anywhere useful and therefore I would be reassured by a second dose... whereas the Astral-Zeneca uses an actual live virus of another kind so I would expect to get significant symptoms...
I had a flu jab in November 2019 and I just had a bruised feeling for a few days - that was so far as I know killed virus grown in an egg ...
As I said elsewhere, my biggest worry would be that the Pfizer nano-blobs wouldn't make it anywhere useful and therefore I would be reassured by a second dose... whereas the Astral-Zeneca uses an actual live virus of another kind so I would expect to get significant symptoms...
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planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
My sister, who is 60 with COPD, reports waking up feeling dreadful, massive headache, fatigue. AZ vaccine yesterday. She's spending the day in bed. "Wouldn't want to feel like this for long".
I still have zero side effects from Pfizer. Apart from a bloody sore arm, but that's nothing.
I still have zero side effects from Pfizer. Apart from a bloody sore arm, but that's nothing.
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