Coronavirus isn't influenza, which is a different family of viruses. So not only is it a shit play on words, its factually incorrect.
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Bord of facts and expurts m8
Just managed to change my second vaccine centre from some local church to Ashton Gate and get it done 3 and a half weeks earlier than I would have done.
Just changed mine from 19th Aug to 29th July.
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All so triggered
Says the man who was triggered by being called a cretin.
Had mine on the Friday. Arm started hurting on the Saturday and stopped hurting on the Sunday. Had a lingering headache around the nose and eyes for the following 4 or 5 days, related or not I don’t know. Guess it differs with different people.
Same here. Arm hurt a bit and felt a bit rough like I was coming down with a cold. Nothing major, didn't keep me off work. Just a couple of early nights and some paracetamol.
Arm hurt for weeks after the second dose for some reason.
I think the key part of that question is 'if necessary'.
Doesn’t everyone want the restrictions lifted as soon as it’s safe? Has anyone ever said otherwise?
Had a headache the following day. Sorted it out with paracetamol.
Had mine yesterday and I’m currently off work feeling fucked, got a temperature, feel absolutely shattered and aching all over…..arm kills too. Feels like I’ve got Covid again.
Managed to bring mine forward 8 days to the end of July. If you've booked through the NHS website you can check via the 'manage my booking' button on the website below.
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Im fucking solid and didnt have any symptoms at all with mine
All seriousness though theres a lot of chatter from doctors etc that hint at people that have had COVID (wether they knew or not) reacting worse to the jab
All seriousness though theres a lot of chatter from doctors etc that hint at people that have had COVID (wether they knew or not) reacting worse to the jab
Yeah I tested positive in September mate and it took me 2 weeks to get over, was ill as fuck and now I’m feeling exactly the same after the jab yesterday.
Well, that's the truth.
If your body already has anti-bodies towards a virus, the reaction when vaccinated will be worse. That's why it is a bit odd really. Your fighting against your own immune system in a sense when you are receiving the vaccination.
I would go as far as saying that the people who are affected the worst by the vaccination are much more likely to have had the virus at some stage previously, and would be at much less risk of getting it again in the near-ish future anyway.
Is it Nicola Sturgeon's go to tactic once she messes things up to pick and English area and "ban" travel there?
Sadly for her she's picked a fight with someone who is far more savvy than her and there's a press itching to give her a kicking.
Sadly for her she's picked a fight with someone who is far more savvy than her and there's a press itching to give her a kicking.
What’s this about then? Wouldn’t expect that data on deaths for vaccinated vs unvaccinated
source:https://assets.publishing.service.g...ants_of_Concern_VOC_Technical_Briefing_16.pdf
source:https://assets.publishing.service.g...ants_of_Concern_VOC_Technical_Briefing_16.pdf
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