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Covid the *** and the final stage.
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I suppose that it’s only natural that being the oldest contributor to this forum made me one of the first to get a booster *** last Thursday. Booked on line, the nearest vaccination centre was over 10 miles away, so I chose a time and turned up at Plymouth Albion Rugby ground to find a queue reminiscent of an airport customs check, snaking back and forth and out the door! Luckily there was a loo there as it was almost an hour before I was allowed out.
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Count yourself lucky, just booked one for my 92 year old Mum, nearest option over twenty miles.
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Ive just been asked if I want the Flu *** next week. Strange, since no one had died of flu for two years
There has, just that it's called Covid, these days. I wouldn't have the *** if they were operating out of my garage.
Mine booked for next Friday as front line nhs. My itu nurse wife had hers this week. I would do anything to avoid the horrors that we went through last year.
I'll say that I'm jealous that you can reasonably drive to more than one foreign country.
We'd love to visit all the places available.
Hope your opportunities come to fruition.
We'd love to visit all the places available.
Hope your opportunities come to fruition.
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That's odd, you haven't mentioned anything about this before
Before 'what'?
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Think he might be suggesting that you may, just possibly, have told us already. A few times.
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Because of the vaccine
I think he means all deaths over the last two years have been reported as Covid and nothing else which is obviously not the case.
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Numbers dying of flu were going to be greatly reduced because of:
Reduced social contact
Improved hygiene with hand washing
Reduced transmission due to masks
Nothing to do with "it's called Covid, these days". Two different viruses which can be controlled in similar ways.
Reduced social contact
Improved hygiene with hand washing
Reduced transmission due to masks
Nothing to do with "it's called Covid, these days". Two different viruses which can be controlled in similar ways.
If there was anything good out of the whole pandemic last flu season, it's that it plummeted the number of flu occurrences.
12 year old had the vaccine, it made him really ill for few days.. even made him wet the bed. Something he never even did when he did potty training at 3 
On the whole subject of this, how's everyone who has had it found the booster ***? work colleges wife has had it along with the flu *** and it has made her ill for over a week now. She is still not better long covid like symptoms from the booster.
On the whole subject of this, how's everyone who has had it found the booster ***? work colleges wife has had it along with the flu *** and it has made her ill for over a week now. She is still not better long covid like symptoms from the booster.
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My 92 year old Mum's had it.
No problems at all.
She had none from Jabs 1&2 either.
PS All Pfizer
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I’ve had all the vaccines. No problem with any of them other than a sore arm.
That's terrible having to see a kid go through that.
And hopefully the person with a week of symptoms is at the tag end of it.
My wife and I, and anyone we know well, had a reaction ranging from minor to about a day or two worth of suckiness.
I haven't been sick enough worth mentioning in twelve years, colds (if that what they were) didn't last beyond 24 hours and no fever; but I certainly felt ill for a little over a day after the second Moderna shot. I had that fever break thing where I started sweating for some hours and then felt back to normal afterward.
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