Who’s had the jab?

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had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine a few weeks back and apart from my penis expanding to a comfortable 14 inches I can honestly report no side effects!

 It's obviously affected your vision though!

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had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine a few weeks back and apart from my penis expanding to a comfortable 14 inches I can honestly report no side effects!

 It's obviously affected your vision though!

 they do say that double handed masturbation makes you go blind though!

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had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine a few weeks back and apart from my penis expanding to a comfortable 14 inches I can honestly report no side effects!

 Haha - that should help with vaccine uptake, however,  if that’s after one dose, after the second dose you might have some problems lol xx

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had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine a few weeks back and apart from my penis expanding to a comfortable 14 inches I can honestly report no side effects!

 Haha - that should help with vaccine uptake, however,  if that’s after one dose, after the second dose you might have some problems lol xx

 no problem for a size queen like you Lynn!!!

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had the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine a few weeks back and apart from my penis expanding to a comfortable 14 inches I can honestly report no side effects!

 Haha - that should help with vaccine uptake, however,  if that’s after one dose, after the second dose you might have some problems lol xx

 no problem for a size queen like you Lynn!!!

 Haha I think 14" would be pushing it even for me not that I'm expecting to ever see one that big xx

Have had both mine. No problems with either.

Too young still, but not that far off. I will be taking it no question.

Ive had both my Vaccinations no problems with them id have it anyway as my friend died from covid 19 and it was awfull so if you get the chance please have it  keep save everyone xx

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Ive had both my Vaccinations no problems with them id have it anyway as my friend died from covid 19 and it was awfull so if you get the chance please have it  keep save everyone xx

 So sorry to hear about your friend but just highlights how important it is for everyone to follow the rules and have your jabs as soon as you're contacted. We've also lost people we know as I imagine have many but there are still people asking to meet which is unbelievable. Once again sorry for your loss xx

so sorry to hear that and just shows how important the vaccinations

I had my letter about a month ago but at the moment the only places to book are at the minimum a 2hr bus journey away. I've been told that ignoring the letter triggers an invite from the gp to have it done in my home town so I'm patiently waiting for them to call! 

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I had my letter about a month ago but at the moment the only places to book are at the minimum a 2hr bus journey away. I've been told that ignoring the letter triggers an invite from the gp to have it done in my home town so I'm patiently waiting for them to call! 

 So bizarre the difference in systems, we are sent letters and appointment times automatically. No hassle, no drama and 3 minutes from the house.

It seems there are two systems running in parallel:

The national one, which allocates appointments at one of the larger vaccination centres within a “reasonable” travelling distance, and;

The local ones which are run by GPs under the local health trust.  

I got the invite to the national one by letter, and found that it tried to book me at a centre in another town, presumably because it was the first available slot.  I retried and soon a slot popped up at my local centre so I booked that one.

A few days later I got a text from the local service triggered by my GP record which I was able to decline.  

Anyway, I’ve had my first jab - the AZ one - and it wasn’t too bad.   The following day I had mild flu-like symptoms which lasted around 24 hours.   Since then I’ve been fine.  

I’m very envious of you guys. I would love to have the jab, but now live in Spain and cannot see it happening anytime soon. In fact I do not know anyone who has had it yet and that includes people over 70 years old.

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It seems there are two systems running in parallel:
The national one, which allocates appointments at one of the larger vaccination centres within a “reasonable” travelling distance, and;
The local ones which are run by GPs under the local health trust.  

 Personally I don't think it is a reasonable distance. I'm in North Devon and the options for me are Taunton, Exeter, Exmouth, Wadebridge, Redruth and 8 sites in Plymouth. If driving, those are between 45mins and 2 1/2hrs but I can't ask someone to give me a lift so I'm stuck waiting for something within a decent public transport range. I've been offered on the national scheme as a carer but I think I have to wait for my age group on the local one - hopefully they'll get to me before they run out of supplies! (that said, with yet another birthday approaching it's quite nice to be at the "too young" end of something!  )

Might be worth calling your GP surgery and tell them you've been offered as a carer but the appointments are all too far away.  They might be able to get you sorted on that basis.  Fingers crossed for you.

No that doesn't seem very reasonable in terms of distance. The assumption is that everyone has access to a car. In any case we are asked to avoid public transport as much as possible. Might be worth mentioning to your gp as they put forward the names on their registers as they might be able to put you back in the system for a local jab as a priority given that you're a carer. Good luck - hope you get it soon.

Never thought being older would be an advantage lol.

Friday for me...but a wait for second Jab.....

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I had mine 6 weeks ago- It was Pfizer I am waiting for second dose- no reactions. If you are offered the jab then  please accept the offer. ignore the anti vax crowd

 I have now been offered 2nd Jab on 31st March- 11 weeks since 1st jab- looking forward to newly won freedom. Please do not hesitate to take the jab when offered

Finally 2nd Jab administered. No adverse reaction, no horn on my head or tail at the back either 2 weeks till Freedom

I had the 1st jab 2 weeks ago.... can't wait for the 2nd one

My 2 jab on Monday

First jab for me was on 1st March and still waiting for notification for 2nd, I had the A Z and had about 24 hrs of stiffness in my arm and no energy, by the 3rd was as right as rain. I was lucky to attend a drive through.