Booster vaccination poll for the fully vaccinated.
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wisemensaysteve
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I think that is the only one being offered now, reading about it I see it's supposed to give a really good immunity response.Mine was Moderna Bivalent.
Bivalent
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I anticipate an annual covid booster in much the same way that I anticipate a continuing annual flu vaccination.
Old Prestonian
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Booked in for my booster tomorrow.
Boosted and flu jabbed up yesterday at 11 am and I'm delighted to say that I have suffered no ill effects apart from a slightly painful arm at the site of the Covid jab. A big well done to the jabber.
Boosted and flu jabbed up yesterday at 11 am and I'm delighted to say that I have suffered no ill effects apart from a slightly painful arm at the site of the Covid jab. A big well done to the jabber.
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alexander
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Had the booster jab on Saturday as well as my annual flu jab and the first of the two monkey pox ones. Apart from a slightly itchy right arm over the week-end no side-effects whatsoever. My older sister had terrible side-effects after her third jab last time so I was a wee bit concerned about my fourth jab but it has been pretty straight forward. This time the booster jab could be sorted at the GP so I didn't have to go to a Covid centre place. And GP office opened its doors for jabs on Saturday, which was lovely of them. Now the only thing left is a four weeks wait for the second monkey pox jab and all will be well. Happy Days.
nyron4england
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i had 3 so far. if offered a 4th i'd get it. im a fit healthy 30 year old with no underlying health conditions.
So you don’t need it then
nyron4england
Striker
if a medical professional advises that i get it then i would follow their advice and get it. if they don't offer it to me then i won't get it. very simple.
It depends on which medical advice you trust . Other countries have recommended under 40s don’t take the jabs
nyron4england
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i would trust the medical advice from my GP and/or associated bodies in the UK.
My GP told me if I got the vaccine I couldn’t pass covid onto our lass who was immune deficient due her chemotherapy. Now we now it’s not true and could of gave me some false confidence that could of been dire for her.
nyron4england
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He’s another person who has taken the Pfizer representative saying that Pfizer didn’t investigate transmission, to mean that nobody investigated it.
The reality is that public health agencies around the world have investigated the impact of the vaccine on transmission and all found that the vaccine does impact transmission.
nyron4england
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Yeah this was my understanding too.
It’s incredible how many of them are desperate to believe that we were lied to, that vaccines don’t work etc.
I’m sure some just enjoy the attention but others truly believe this stuff. It’s scary that people can be so bad at appraising easily understood factual information.
Tinker Dill
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Had the Pfizer Bivalent Booster last sunday and up to now no probs at all. Mate of mine had the Moderna Booster last friday and spent the weekend ill in bed!!
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That is an extraordinary cruel post.
Had all my vaccines as have my kids. We are booked in at Bunny Hill Centre for a week on Saturday for our boosters.
Rick O Shea
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I will get a booster and the 'normal' flu jab. I had Covid in February and had virtually no symptoms which I reckon is in a large part due to the effectiveness of the vaccine.
I think some people forget that it's not just about 'me' - it helps others too.
I think some people forget that it's not just about 'me' - it helps others too.
look out piano
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Aww god that's horrendous becs, I've only just seen this and I hope you're now on the way to a full recovery lovely lady
xx