- Jul 10, 2003
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For those who have had their first jab, what group do you fall into ?
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[Misc] Covid Jab Poll for those who have had the Jab
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maltaseagull
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Lesson 1.
Read post before voting!
I haven't had a jab yet.
Here it is likely to be April sometime.
nickbrighton
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- Feb 19, 2016
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Exactly the same here, voted before reading the first post, havent had the jab yet
Almost did the same .... it's because the OP didn't put the full question in the subject line
Albion_Dave
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This.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Almost did the same .... it's because the OP didn't put the full question in the subject line
Happy ?
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Had the jab last Saturday at 64 I have underlying lung issues (lots of scarring) which means lungs don't process oxygen as well as they should
I come into the 'medically recommended flu jab' category and have had it for last 25 years.
NOTE I had to ask and was not called up so if you are similar then you need to make the call.
I come into the 'medically recommended flu jab' category and have had it for last 25 years.
NOTE I had to ask and was not called up so if you are similar then you need to make the call.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Maybe to encourage people that they should have it if you have underlying medical conditions...
- Jul 10, 2003
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I just thought we may see the vaccine gradually work it's way down NSC's various groups. I didn't think there would be so many under 60s with no underlying, but I guess that they may well be critical workers. Nothing more than that.
You missed out highlighting the priority category 8 and 9s by not having an under 50s section.
Arthur
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Anyone who has had the jab had any side effects?
Both my parents have now been done. My Dad felt grotty the next day for a few hours but just had some paracetamol and a nap and was fine later that night.
Both my parents have now been done. My Dad felt grotty the next day for a few hours but just had some paracetamol and a nap and was fine later that night.
Voted 60 no underlying conditions but NHS worker.
I had the Pfizer jab in Jan. Had a very sore arm for 4 days, a slight temperture for around 3 hours and a backgroud headache for around a day, otherwise no problem at all. I routinely have the flu jab for a few years and have never had any side effects not even a sore arm.
I had the Pfizer jab in Jan. Had a very sore arm for 4 days, a slight temperture for around 3 hours and a backgroud headache for around a day, otherwise no problem at all. I routinely have the flu jab for a few years and have never had any side effects not even a sore arm.
Thunder Bolt
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I had the Pfizer jab with no after-effects at all, except a sore spot for a couple of days. I was a little worried because I have had reactions to flu jabs in the past. I have read from friends who had the AZ jab, of headaches and similar light side effects.
Paracetamol is advised with either jab just before and after.
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Arthur
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That's exactly what the old man had having had the AZ jab. Had a bad headache and just felt generally a bit meh.
My friend (a key worker who got his Pfizer one a few weeks ago) felt a bit grotty that evening (just that feeling when you're a bit "ill" but there's nothing specific wrong with you), but fine the next morning.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Front line worker, all my staff, 16, had the jab over a 72 hour period at Worthing Hospital 3 weeks ago, big shout out to the team down there, doing a great job.