COVID Vaccine !

[lane]

Second increase in the number of cases (7 day average) for second day running, and a bigger jump today of 12%. I think the impact of the easing of restrictions is having an impact with more easing to come expect to see continued growth in cases.

 

[Craig the cyclist]

Second increase in the number of cases (7 day average) for second day running, and a bigger jump today of 12%. I think the impact of the easing of restrictions is having an impact with more easing to come expect to see continued growth in cases.

Lockdown 3, or the population get a grip and take responsibility?

I am afraid the people have to realise that the easing of restrictions is guidance to a new level of maximum interaction, not an instruction and minimum level of interaction.

 

[lane]

So long as the increase in cases doesn't lead to significantly higher hospitalization and death (or a nasty variant) it is not necessarily a problem. It does concern me though, after all we have been through to see cases rising. I do however definitely enjoy the increased freedoms.

 

[Ajax Bay]

Second increase in the number of cases (7 day average) for second day running,
. . . I think the impact of the easing of restrictions is having an impact with more easing to come expect to see continued growth in cases.

I have commented on this in the main Coronavirus thread suggesting this is a data issue, not an 'actual' increase.

 

[fossyant]

MrsF now fully jabbed as of this morning. Another 4 weeks for me.

 

[smokeysmoo]

I've got jab 2 at 3pm this afternoon, just hope I only have the same side effects as jab 1, none 🙏

 

[lane]

Barely got out of bed today and have canceled tomorrow's ride!

 

[C R]

Got text from GP today, second dose booked for Sunday 23rd.

 

[Chislenko]

Second one done today.

Jab done!

 

[Buck]

37 and 38 year olds are eligible from tomorrow.

36 and 35 will just be a couple of days behind this as first dose stocks are coming through in pretty strong volumes now.

 

[classic33]

Hope you’re feeling better. Advice is second dose has to be administered in a hospital setting due to an adverse reaction so no mass vaccination centre or GPs (that’s if you want to have the second? )

Take care

No longer appears to be the case.
Nine weeks on and the "invite" for the second has been received. If I turn up for the second, at the same place, it's arrive early for a pre-asessment. Then stay under observation for 30 minutes* before being allowed to leave. Assuming no reaction like the first.

I didn't last 10 minutes before the call for the ambulance was made.

*Four hours in A&E before they were willing to let me go.

 

[Buck]

No longer appears to be the case.
Nine weeks on and the "invite" for the second has been received. If I turn up for the second, at the same place, it's arrive early for a pre-asessment. Then stay under observation for 30 minutes* before being allowed to leave. Assuming no reaction like the first.

I didn't last 10 minutes before the call for the ambulance was made.

*Four hours in A&E before they were willing to let me go.

it must be different in Calderdale. In Bradford Airedale and Craven we have to refer into the hospitals for them to administer in the hospital setting. I’m sure you have already questioned this but if they say this is the case, then it may be prudent to evaluate whether the “70%+” protection that one dose offers is sufficient for you and whether the risk of that second dose is outweighed by the increased immunity.

Good luck whatever you decide and if you go ahead with the second dose, I hope you will be OK.

 

[dodgy]

Anyone watched ‘jabbed’ on channel 4? Watching it now, very good IMO.

 

[classic33]

it must be different in Calderdale. In Bradford Airedale and Craven we have to refer into the hospitals for them to administer in the hospital setting. I’m sure you have already questioned this but if they say this is the case, then it may be prudent to evaluate whether the “70%+” protection that one dose offers is sufficient for you and whether the risk of that second dose is outweighed by the increased immunity.

Good luck whatever you decide and if you go ahead with the second dose, I hope you will be OK.

Mind was made up after the first, there'll be no second.

The only thing I'm not able to get an answer on is how not having any further involvement will affect further medical treatment.

Thanks for the reply through.

 

[Bazzer]

Youngest daughter had her second jab yesterday morning and by mid afternoon was complaining of a sore arm. (Pfizer). I pointed out a respirator would be more uncomfortable. The complaining stopped.
Mrs B gets her second next Tuesday and that's this house sorted.
I think it is another couple of weeks before eldest daughter gets her second.