Covid booster jab.
- Alec Sheldon
- Location: Dover
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25 September 2022 19:15378611I had mine yesterday, Saturday, in the village hall, I booked it last week on line. My appointment was for 17.50.I arrived early and was seen to straight away. It was quite busy and I think I was one of the last of the day.
Ross, it is a bit hit and miss in booking. Apparently you have to keep going on line using the NHS address until Whitfield turns up.Ross Miller likes this - Keith Sansum1
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9 January 2023 07:37379832I wonder what the take up of booster Jab is.ALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - Weird Granny Slater
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9 January 2023 08:34379834Not my thing. But, if you read German, this might tell you something:
https://www.nzz.ch/wirtschaft/boostern-das-war-gestern-die-schweiz-sitzt-auf-millionen-von-ueberschuessigen-impfstoffdosen-ld.1719840
If you don't, it goes something like:
'Boosters, that was yesterday – Switzerland is sitting on millions of surplus vaccine doses. The Swiss Federal Council wanted to play it safe and has generously ordered vaccines even for 2023. Because the willingness to vaccinate has fallen sharply, more and more doses must now be destroyed.'
It's amazing you can find out things on that new interweb thingy.John Buckley likes this'Pass the cow dung, my dropsy's killing me' - Heraclitus - Keith Sansum1
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9 January 2023 18:25379840Some interesting thoughtsALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - Bob Whysman
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10 January 2023 09:27379847Keith Sansum1 wrote:I wonder what the take up of booster Jab is.
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Jan Higgins likes thisDo nothing and nothing happens. - Bob Whysman
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10 January 2023 15:32379849To save you trawling through the complete update, this might be useful:
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/Do nothing and nothing happens. - 10 January 2023 15:54379850Yes we still have to be very carefull we still wear our masks at times and the older we get we are at risk more,this is never going to go away in our life time, so please take all cautions you can even if it means staying in more
- Keith Sansum1
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10 January 2023 22:44379855Just wondered on uptakeALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - Bob Whysman
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30 September 2023 21:41382737#11 & #12……I don’t think it cures RSI either!
Had my Winter covid booster and influenza jab today and was in and out of the surgery within 4 minutes.
I like to think it has kept me away from the illness up to now, as keeping fingers crossed, touch wood, doesn’t seem to have worked as well for both my children and grandchildren who have had Covid twice in the last 2 years, although their recent bout was not so bad as they had a jab last year.Do nothing and nothing happens. - Terry Nunn
- Location: London Road, Dover
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30 September 2023 21:46382738Like Bob we had our jabs today. Similarly it was straight in and out. The uptake is obviously low, are people becoming complacent?
TerryRoss Miller likes thisQuis custodiet ipsos custodes? - Captain Haddock
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1 October 2023 09:10382739Had Covid and flu jab last week. Walk in sessions at ClockworkSurgery , Deal High Street .
Paul Watkins likes this"We are living in very strange times, and they are likely to get a lot stranger before we bottom out"
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1 October 2023 11:21382740Had my jab yesterday
Packed place big turnoutALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - Jan Higgins
- Location: Dover
- Registered: 5 Jul 2010
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1 October 2023 11:55382743I also had my Covid jab yesterday, home visit by the lovely Sharon.
As an aside I mentioned about getting the latest flu jab, I was surprised she did not push for it as most medics tend to do so still up to me.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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4 October 2023 07:09382760Our Doctors surgery pushing both jabsALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS