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By *ohnj21 OP   Man
over a year ago

Leeds

Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet

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By *oodyandjessieCouple
over a year ago

Newport

I’ve had mine.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Expecting the letter any day

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By *ohnj21 OP   Man
over a year ago

Leeds


"I’ve had mine."

Thanks were u OK after booster

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

All my work colleagues had theirs last week but I was on holiday so missed mine.

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By *avenvalCouple
over a year ago

Leicester

We both had ours at 12:00 30/09/21 too early to say if we have any side effects our first two vaccinations were Astra Zeneca our booster was Pfizer. There was room on our new vaccinations record card for another booster we wondered if that might be for next year.

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By *lik and PaulCouple
over a year ago

cahoots

Due to the 6 month gap we should be due sometime in November

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

Press not reporting as most people have vaccine fatigue and other news headlines.

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By *oodyandjessieCouple
over a year ago

Newport

Yeah. My arm was a bit sore but I think it’s sick of being jabbed.

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By *uliette500Woman
over a year ago

Hull

Had mine at work last week.

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside

Just had mine this afternoon.

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon


"We both had ours at 12:00 30/09/21 too early to say if we have any side effects our first two vaccinations were Astra Zeneca our booster was Pfizer. There was room on our new vaccinations record card for another booster we wondered if that might be for next year."
you don’t mind what booster they give you ? Basically you will take any thats given ? Like when people get one brand of antibodies in there system are they happy to just take what your given ? Genuine question

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By *iobhan123Woman
over a year ago

Deal

Had mine today, we have been rolling them out for the last couple of weeks to over 50s, health and social care and the CEV.

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By *aldyreynoldsMan
over a year ago

Oldbury

Got mine tomorrow.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

Why is this of any interest at all to you ..... this is a swingers sex site not some activists chat-room

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet

Press not reporting as most people have vaccine fatigue and other news headlines."

There's more sport to be had pouring fuel on the petrol crisis (see what I did there?).

I predict the next one will be Christmas puddings and sauvignon blanc... With perhaps a brief mention to a shortage of fireworks.

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By *igboi27888Man
over a year ago

crowborough

Hahahahaha that post about Christmas Hardly any meat in shops hahaha no turkey for this year

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

NHS are sending texts, with a link to book online, if you want to and have a smartphone, so you may not get a letter

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By *ollymollWoman
over a year ago

Stockport

Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

Most of the NHS is currently having them, zero issue with mine

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

My Dad had his. Seems fine, his usual self.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had my second jab in July. There's a 6 month gap before the booster, so won't get it until January?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I see we have a couple of new inductees into the Virus Forum Hall of Fame (Infamy?).

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By *audyandMichaelCouple
over a year ago

Leicestershire

Ours are booked for next week . X

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By *dores blackmenWoman
over a year ago

incognito mode ;-)


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too. "

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

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By *oved Up 2Couple
over a year ago

nottingham

Had mine 24/9. Felt shattered for 24hrs but all good now

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

I have booked a cruise for July and to go you need to be double vaccinated plus have taken any boosters offered

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Why do we have to have boosters so soon after the other two?

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By *avenvalCouple
over a year ago

Leicester


"I have booked a cruise for July and to go you need to be double vaccinated plus have taken any boosters offered "

We thought this might happen we love our swinging holidays in Maspalomas Gran Canaria so as soon as we were offered the booster we took it. We had the same side effects as the first two vaccinations felt a little lethargic for a couple of days and had a mildly sore arms.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care"

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

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I originally thought it was a personal choice... You know all that... Choices have consequences bs. But actually... Its become so it's not really a choice... Its become take it or miss out on jobs, opportunities, promotions, participation. The god awful adverts telling parents to "help their kids book their jabs so they don't miss out".... Miss out on what exactly? Say it as it is. Its so wrong.

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By *eliciousPleasureCouple
over a year ago

Rickmansworth (Near Watford)

Look up Project Veritas on instragram, they are going after vaccine companies and whistleblowers are already blowing the lid and providing the truth. Stop being brainwashed by main media ffs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

I originally thought it was a personal choice... You know all that... Choices have consequences bs. But actually... Its become so it's not really a choice... Its become take it or miss out on jobs, opportunities, promotions, participation. The god awful adverts telling parents to "help their kids book their jabs so they don't miss out".... Miss out on what exactly? Say it as it is. Its so wrong.

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Yes I understand what you are saying, lots of pressure to have the vaccination if you want to continue doing the things you love, clubbing, holidays to name but afew.

However I don't think companies can legally sack people for not having the vaccination surely??

As per the comment someone mentioned on here?

That's just so very wrong in my opinion

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By *anilla switchWoman
over a year ago

Hampshire

Yup had mine at work, alongside the flu jab. Felt rubbish all week

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

Hubbys now going for his booster and flu jabs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why do we have to have boosters so soon after the other two?

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The batteries in the first ones don’t hold charge as long as they hoped.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town

Perhaps if they said that vax centres are running out / run out of vaxes.... The great British public would be out in force, fighting eachother for their boosters, vaxes, and taking home a few spares in their handbags.... Just in case.

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By *dores blackmenWoman
over a year ago

incognito mode ;-)


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

I originally thought it was a personal choice... You know all that... Choices have consequences bs. But actually... Its become so it's not really a choice... Its become take it or miss out on jobs, opportunities, promotions, participation. The god awful adverts telling parents to "help their kids book their jabs so they don't miss out".... Miss out on what exactly? Say it as it is. Its so wrong.

Yes I understand what you are saying, lots of pressure to have the vaccination if you want to continue doing the things you love, clubbing, holidays to name but afew.

However I don't think companies can legally sack people for not having the vaccination surely??

As per the comment someone mentioned on here?

That's just so very wrong in my opinion "

Unfortunately they can as they did with the 5 staff I said earlier,none of them have appealed as far as I know,one I know has applied for shop work as these rules don't apply

The company will let us know soon no doubt

We don't get a choice if want to work there,whether it's legal or not

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

..


"Look up Project Veritas on instragram, they are going after vaccine companies and whistleblowers are already blowing the lid and providing the truth. Stop being brainwashed by main media ffs. "

Do you trust what appears on Instagram?

Why is it brainwashing just because others have a different opinion?

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By *eliciousPleasureCouple
over a year ago

Rickmansworth (Near Watford)

Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs "

You sound cross I only asked a question. I still don’t understand why it makes people brainwashed or sheep for that matter.

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By *exOnLegsPlymCouple
over a year ago

Plymouth

I've had both mine, they were AstraZeneca. The third jab wouldn't bother me if it were AZ but I've been reading some reports in the medical press (NOT social media), that there are some reported possible strange effects on our innate immune system from mRNA vaccines. There seems to be some supression of immunity to virii like the Herpes virus and an increased susceptibility to Candida Albicans (thrush). These aren't peer reviewed YET but it does concern me slightly. I'm hoping I can get a third AZ shot.

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By *exOnLegsPlymCouple
over a year ago

Plymouth

... S has had the Pfizer shot (1&2) so a third shouldn't be an issue for her.

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By *eliciousPleasureCouple
over a year ago

Rickmansworth (Near Watford)


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

You sound cross I only asked a question. I still don’t understand why it makes people brainwashed or sheep for that matter. "

You’ve answered your own question lol

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

You sound cross I only asked a question. I still don’t understand why it makes people brainwashed or sheep for that matter.

You’ve answered your own question lol

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No I haven’t. I don’t understand why you think people are brainwashed? Can you clarify?

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By *uenevereWoman
over a year ago

Scunthorpe

Project Veritas is a far-right American activist group.

I very much doubt anything they are pushing would stand up to scrutiny.

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By *uenevereWoman
over a year ago

Scunthorpe

As for boosters. I'm not sure I will qualify for one bur my parents and gran are booked in for theirs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Turned mine down been having on going issues since last jab

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By *iobhan123Woman
over a year ago

Deal


"As for boosters. I'm not sure I will qualify for one bur my parents and gran are booked in for theirs."

We had done over 2000 before 1pm today, people are certainly keen, which is great.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By *eliciousPleasureCouple
over a year ago

Rickmansworth (Near Watford)


"Turned mine down been having on going issues since last jab "

Sorry to hear that take care ..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"As for boosters. I'm not sure I will qualify for one bur my parents and gran are booked in for theirs.

We had done over 2000 before 1pm today, people are certainly keen, which is great."

Thank you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too. "

It the moment currently in wales it’s not legal requirement but I believe my company might make it

Cross the board as our head office is in England.

I was offered the booster but don’t think I want it at the moment but time will see

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had mine today..was very busy

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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago

Nearer than you think

Had mine last weekend, no side effects at all.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

Hubby in and out before his appointment time. No queues! Brilliant service.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

my booster booked for 24th

had flu jab last week

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Had mine last weekend, no side effects at all. "

Did you have the same vaccine?

I had the Oxford AstraZeneca for my 1st 2 shots and assuming I'll have the Pfizer for the booster.

What about others and your boosters?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

Hubby had AZ for first jabs and Pfizer for booster

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

There are no AZ boosters

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By *ohnj21 OP   Man
over a year ago

Leeds

Does anyone know how many boosters have been given goverment seem reluctant to report

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By *igNick1381Man
over a year ago

BRIDGEND


"There are no AZ boosters"

It's all Pfizer isn't it

They do seem to have taken over as the preeminent vaccine

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

If you had Moderna the booster is a half dose of Moderna

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"There are no AZ boosters

It's all Pfizer isn't it

They do seem to have taken over as the preeminent vaccine

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They seem to be fastest with the follow up studies at the moment

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By *thLincsCpleCouple
over a year ago

Barton upon Humber


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

Yes had mine yesterday (Mr.) Mrs had hers last week.

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By *uliette500Woman
over a year ago

Hull


"As for boosters. I'm not sure I will qualify for one bur my parents and gran are booked in for theirs."

At the moment it is over 50 and any classed as extremely clinically vulnerable (basically most who were told to shield for the longest time)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm over 50 I won't be choosing a third....

Still countries in the world not had one - why don't we send our thirds to them.

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By *istyblue1967Man
over a year ago

manchester

does the booster consist of two more jabs and does it matter which one you had previously ???

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"does the booster consist of two more jabs and does it matter which one you had previously ???"

It's one jab and my husband had the Pfizer booster and his first two were Astra Zeneca

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By *ew sensationMan
over a year ago

widnes

Had my 3rd on Friday and usual spent 24 hours ruined

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By *thLincsCpleCouple
over a year ago

Barton upon Humber


"does the booster consist of two more jabs and does it matter which one you had previously ???

It's one jab and my husband had the Pfizer booster and his first two were Astra Zeneca "

Apparently the booster is Pfizer for all, my first 2 were Pfizer

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It looks like an ongoing booster every 6 months, with vaccine passports to follow soon. Take a look at what’s happening in Israel.

Expect another Lockdown caused by lack of beds in the NHS, or something to do with climate change

I fear for the youngsters of today as our freedoms are being taken away & we are not fighting fir them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too. "

It isnt with our company as yet to have the booster but it maybe in the near future..I think it will be a challenging winter..

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"
had mine on Thursday.

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By *ames69069Man
over a year ago

southend

I had my booster last Sunday 1pm, 6 days ago. All 3 were Pfizer. I felt fine for the rest of the day. My arm began to get very sore through the night, and I felt a bit all round delicate the next day, but then completely fine by 6pm that day, the after effects suddenly ending just light a switch. Exactly the same reaction for all 3 jabs. Glad that's out of the way.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs "

Veritas is a far-right [very far] organisation whose main projects are anti-vaccination, anti-birth-control, anti-abortion, and anti-democracy. Financed by some of the richest anti-society weirdos' on the planet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Does anyone know how many boosters have been given goverment seem reluctant to report "

Haven't seen any info.

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By *ighlander80884Man
over a year ago

Inverness

It's 6 months after your second one.

The virologist on Breakfast this morning said they want everyone topped up for over winter as that's the most likely time for it to spread more, look at the peak that happened last January.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Does anyone know how many boosters have been given goverment seem reluctant to report "

Don't know but they'll be chasing around our teens in 6 months telling them if they don't have it they can't do stuff.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

It isnt with our company as yet to have the booster but it maybe in the near future..I think it will be a challenging winter.."

I'm due mine in November, but colleagues have had their first, but at the moment, boosters aren't mandatory..

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Veritas is a far-right [very far] organisation whose main projects are anti-vaccination, anti-birth-control, anti-abortion, and anti-democracy. Financed by some of the richest anti-society weirdos' on the planet. "

Wow I had never heard of project veritas before. They have a lot of very rich and very powerful right wing conservative people funding them. The people that seem very weird and dodgy especially the founder. Seem to be involved in a lot of illegal and or morally dodgy stings. They would be pretty much the last place I would trust to tell the truth.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Veritas is a far-right [very far] organisation whose main projects are anti-vaccination, anti-birth-control, anti-abortion, and anti-democracy. Financed by some of the richest anti-society weirdos' on the planet.

Wow I had never heard of project veritas before. They have a lot of very rich and very powerful right wing conservative people funding them. The people that seem very weird and dodgy especially the founder. Seem to be involved in a lot of illegal and or morally dodgy stings. They would be pretty much the last place I would trust to tell the truth."

Yeah, it's interesting how many of these organisations are popping up to spread "information".

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"It's 6 months after your second one.

The virologist on Breakfast this morning said they want everyone topped up for over winter as that's the most likely time for it to spread more, look at the peak that happened last January. "

It's a pity that many people won't hit their 6 months' eligibility until almost spring.

My NHS app gives coverage until the very day that 6 months arrive, presumably making international travel harder.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Veritas is a far-right [very far] organisation whose main projects are anti-vaccination, anti-birth-control, anti-abortion, and anti-democracy. Financed by some of the richest anti-society weirdos' on the planet.

Wow I had never heard of project veritas before. They have a lot of very rich and very powerful right wing conservative people funding them. The people that seem very weird and dodgy especially the founder. Seem to be involved in a lot of illegal and or morally dodgy stings. They would be pretty much the last place I would trust to tell the truth.

Yeah, it's interesting how many of these organisations are popping up to spread "information"."

Where there's brass, there's muck

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By * New YorkieMan
over a year ago

Leeds

I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

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By *ylonSlutTV/TS
over a year ago

Durham


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort... "

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort... "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Booster Jab??

I’m looking forward to the TURBO jab

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By *ob198XaMan
over a year ago

teleford


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs "

Really difficult to take research advice seriously from someone unable to distinguish one vs won

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Really difficult to take research advice seriously from someone unable to distinguish one vs won "

Lol nicely done

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Really difficult to take research advice seriously from someone unable to distinguish one vs won "

Ever made a typo?

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By *evilandTheBeastCouple
over a year ago

Peterborough and Bedford


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

"

It is still a personal choice, in my opinion. As is working in care or other settings that require people to be vaccinated. Nobody is twisting my arm and making me get vaccinated. But as I like my job and don't fancy looking for another one, I made my own choice to take what's offered.

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By *ob198XaMan
over a year ago

teleford


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Really difficult to take research advice seriously from someone unable to distinguish one vs won

Ever made a typo? "

A typo would be something like son instead of won... if one was a simple keyboard accident it was a very unlucky and unlikely won

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over a year ago


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Really difficult to take research advice seriously from someone unable to distinguish one vs won "

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over a year ago

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By *adja_lazloCouple
over a year ago

Solihull


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

we had our 'Flu-ster' two weeks ago x

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By *ohnj21 OP   Man
over a year ago

Leeds


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort... "

How do get the booster I have heard nothing

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By *iobhan123Woman
over a year ago

Deal


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

Ring 119, and get booked

How do get the booster I have heard nothing "

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By *evilandTheBeastCouple
over a year ago

Peterborough and Bedford


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

How do get the booster I have heard nothing "

Once 6 months is up from your second jab, you should get a message from NHS inviting you to book your appointment.

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By *ohnj21 OP   Man
over a year ago

Leeds


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

How do get the booster I have heard nothing

Once 6 months is up from your second jab, you should get a message from NHS inviting you to book your appointment. "

Thanks

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

How do get the booster I have heard nothing

Once 6 months is up from your second jab, you should get a message from NHS inviting you to book your appointment. "
This i get mine wednesday.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

How do get the booster I have heard nothing

Once 6 months is up from your second jab, you should get a message from NHS inviting you to book your appointment. "

The NHS have just sent a text message, as they did with the first 2 dosees, which had a link to the booking system and details of how to book the booster appointment. It was really easy and clear.

It makes sense that they're sent when people are due to get the jab, so most of us won't hear anything for ages

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By * New YorkieMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"I volunteer for the NHS giving Covid jabs.. We are giving boosters to ppl that are outside 6 months from their 2nd jab now. Also giving ppls 1st and 2nd jabs to those that are young or refused them earlier.. I hope everyone takes up this effort...

How do get the booster I have heard nothing

Once 6 months is up from your second jab, you should get a message from NHS inviting you to book your appointment.

The NHS have just sent a text message, as they did with the first 2 dosees, which had a link to the booking system and details of how to book the booster appointment. It was really easy and clear.

It makes sense that they're sent when people are due to get the jab, so most of us won't hear anything for ages "

Where I volunteer we do walk-ins as well. But for booster (walk-ins) you need to be outside 6 months from last jab. If you have a Vaccination card with the date you can walk right in and recieve it. I'm sure there are many places around the UK that do the same...

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford

Not sure I'm gonna have the booster! Going to a walk in for my flu jab on sat hopefully x

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By *rouble1977Woman
over a year ago

Hull


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet

Why is this of any interest at all to you ..... this is a swingers sex site not some activists chat-room"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do your research, I’m not here to argue with brainwashed sheep. Do I trust Instagram - no I don’t, but I trust project Veritas who have one every court case they have made against main media etc find their website and read and look for yourself. Ffs

Veritas is a far-right [very far] organisation whose main projects are anti-vaccination, anti-birth-control, anti-abortion, and anti-democracy. Financed by some of the richest anti-society weirdos' on the planet.

Wow I had never heard of project veritas before. They have a lot of very rich and very powerful right wing conservative people funding them. The people that seem very weird and dodgy especially the founder. Seem to be involved in a lot of illegal and or morally dodgy stings. They would be pretty much the last place I would trust to tell the truth."

....and with that insight.

It's grabbed my attention to research and read

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By *orksRockerMan
over a year ago

Bradford

Had mine yesterday with my flu vax.

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By *ilver Fox 60Man
over a year ago

Southport

Have to wait 6 months from my last (2nd) jab

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon


"Have to wait 6 months from my last (2nd) jab"
not anymore … as we see things are changing weekly now … better get that monthly top up soon it’ll be like topping up your phone … ah sure I’ll get my monthly jab top up too some will say next year

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By *oldfischMan
over a year ago

HARROW

had mine on Thursday, just got a text from the local surgery out of the blue. Felt grim yesterday, had to return to bed with paracetamol, aches, shivers, groggy, odd dreams. Today though; absolutely fine

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had mine yesterday. Bit of a headache today, but that's about the only side effect. The queue at the vax centre was a lot less than I expected. In and out in 30 minutes, including the wait after.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Look up Project Veritas on instragram, they are going after vaccine companies and whistleblowers are already blowing the lid and providing the truth. Stop being brainwashed by main media ffs. "

Veritas is a right-of-far-right pressure group. Funded by the same people that funded Trump.

Seriously, if you believe them....I have a bridge you may want to invest in!

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Had mine on Thursday. Pfizer jab at a very efficient vaccine centre being run in a church.

Was a little worried as Moderna was being offered out in nearby centres and my work colleagues had some bad reactions for 24 hours. I felt really grim after my AZ initial ones so didn’t want that.

Needn’t have worried felt great.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Have had two Pfizer doses after my clinical trial doses. First Pfizer dose, a bit fatigued for a few hours and a sore arm. So far with second Pfizer dose, quite a sore arm, nothing else. Whatever they gave me in the trial (not a placebo) was way worse (although nothing beyond a few days)

I'll take advice on whether to take an official booster, as five actual doses seems excessive.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had mine 2hours ago. Pop up walk in. All done in 55 minutes.

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By *lik and PaulCouple
over a year ago

cahoots

Both had ours

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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago

Bristol


"Look up Project Veritas on instragram, they are going after vaccine companies and whistleblowers are already blowing the lid and providing the truth. Stop being brainwashed by main media ffs.

Veritas is a right-of-far-right pressure group. Funded by the same people that funded Trump.

Seriously, if you believe them....I have a bridge you may want to invest in!"

Instagram! Say no more!!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Had mine after work on Weds, in and out in 5mins, lovely army chappie did my jab

Still have a bit of an achy arm but otherwise zero side effects, same as the other two vaccines.

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By *hedireCouple
over a year ago

wigan

Hady booster early in November. Wife's was fue early December but stuck in quarantine after returning from South Africa. We phoned to ask if the NHS service part of the quarantine could do anything and could have arranged it but we got released after negative tests. She went to walk on yesterday. Finally persuaded my daughter to get her boost at a walk in this morning.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

First 2 were astra zenica, I had headaches every single day for 5 weeks after the first, just a few chills after the 2nd. Booster 2 days ago was Pfizer, felt a bit rotten since with fatigue and headaches, slept for 11 hours last night. But I'd rather have the jab than covid.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had my booster 4 days ago.

My first 2 Jabs were Astra Zenica, the booster was Moderna. I had a sore arm for 2 days but no other side effects.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sceptical about getting the booster in relation to this variant but bit the bullet anyway.

What's undeniable is the absolutely incredible effort by all those involved in doing the vaccines. Just awesome

My arm is sore and I feel like a space cadet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Look up Project Veritas on instragram, they are going after vaccine companies and whistleblowers are already blowing the lid and providing the truth. Stop being brainwashed by main media ffs. "

Great advice. Much better to be brainwashed by "Project Veritas".

Winston

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By *BBWWoman
over a year ago

somewhere in suffolk


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

I originally thought it was a personal choice... You know all that... Choices have consequences bs. But actually... Its become so it's not really a choice... Its become take it or miss out on jobs, opportunities, promotions, participation. The god awful adverts telling parents to "help their kids book their jabs so they don't miss out".... Miss out on what exactly? Say it as it is. Its so wrong.

Yes I understand what you are saying, lots of pressure to have the vaccination if you want to continue doing the things you love, clubbing, holidays to name but afew.

However I don't think companies can legally sack people for not having the vaccination surely??

As per the comment someone mentioned on here?

That's just so very wrong in my opinion

Unfortunately they can as they did with the 5 staff I said earlier,none of them have appealed as far as I know,one I know has applied for shop work as these rules don't apply

The company will let us know soon no doubt

We don't get a choice if want to work there,whether it's legal or not "

I HAD to have mine both times a reaction ( not well) missed days off of work,we don't get sick pay and yes i would of been dissmissed,shouldall have a choice or all be jabbed or lose your job thats just my opinion....

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By *BBWWoman
over a year ago

somewhere in suffolk


"Is it a legal requirement for care homes staff to have the booster jab? I realise they must be double jabbed to work in a home but I just wondered if the booster was a legal requirement too.

The company I work for dismissed 5 staff members who didn't have there first jab by 16th September,one had worked there over 25 years,a rule for all no exceptions.

It would not surprise me if they do decide to make the boosters,part of the new requirements too.

I had my jabs January and march so I got a text invite as over 6 months ago,my booster jab is to be given next week

No doubt we will get a demanding notification soon from the company stating booster jab or no job,it's all about continuing care

I'm sure the Company looked into it, however can they legally do that???

It's personal choice at the end of the day, (whether you agree with it or not surely?) not a legal requirement?

Some people don't feel there's enough evidence, therefore waiting etc etc... Or even believe in vaccinations full stop.

I work with someone (NHS) who hasn't had any vaccinations and doesn't intend to. And yes we treat patients face to face.

I've just had my booster

I originally thought it was a personal choice... You know all that... Choices have consequences bs. But actually... Its become so it's not really a choice... Its become take it or miss out on jobs, opportunities, promotions, participation. The god awful adverts telling parents to "help their kids book their jabs so they don't miss out".... Miss out on what exactly? Say it as it is. Its so wrong.

Yes I understand what you are saying, lots of pressure to have the vaccination if you want to continue doing the things you love, clubbing, holidays to name but afew.

However I don't think companies can legally sack people for not having the vaccination surely??

As per the comment someone mentioned on here?

That's just so very wrong in my opinion

Unfortunately they can as they did with the 5 staff I said earlier,none of them have appealed as far as I know,one I know has applied for shop work as these rules don't apply

The company will let us know soon no doubt

We don't get a choice if want to work there,whether it's legal or not

I HAD to have mine both times a reaction ( not well) missed days off of work,we don't get sick pay and yes i would of been dissmissed,shouldall have a choice or all be jabbed or lose your job thats just my opinion.... "

Oh an no its not a legal requirement yet for carehome workers to have booster ...but no doubt it will come !!

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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago

Wakefield

We have both had our boosters, B now fucks 24 hours a day and Garry's cock has grown another 12 inches

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By *rhugesMan
over a year ago

Cardiff

What they need to be telling us is how many people have been hospitalized with COVID who have had a booster.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had mine yesterday. And judging by the queue I was in, plenty of others are too.

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By *nnie2009Couple
over a year ago

Blackpool


"Hahahahaha that post about Christmas Hardly any meat in shops hahaha no turkey for this year "
plenty of meat in shops

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By *heshbifellaMan
over a year ago

Nantwich


"What they need to be telling us is how many people have been hospitalized with COVID who have had a booster. "

Why? What would it tell you?

Loads is the answer as loads have now had the booster.

More interested in how many are completely unvaccinated. The unvaccinated is a reducing number so a lot of them ending up in hospital would :

1. Strongly suggest the vaccines are effective

2. Arguably be self-inflicted and some would say enable health chiefs to invoice them for what some would further say is their selfishness

I think 30,000 or so yesterday had their first jab. What took them so long and why now? Are they all children? Some more info like this would be useful?

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton


"2. Arguably be self-inflicted and some would say enable health chiefs to invoice them for what some would further say is their selfishness

"

This whole “the unvaccinated shouldn’t get or should pay* for medical treatment” gets wheeled out regularly without considering what that truly means.

We have had Covid in the world for two years. It hit the UK (as far as we know) in Feb/Mar 2020.

We KNOW that people who smoke or people who are overweight/obese are at significantly higher risk of getting serious Covid symptoms and ending up hospitalised, needing ICU or dying.

And yet how many people have taken personal responsibility over the last 12-18mths to give up smoking, lose weight, get fit, improve their diet, reduce alcohol consumption etc?

Are you proposing withholding (or charging) medical treatment from them? After all that is self-inflicted too!

*If you want to start charging then how will you reconcile all the tax/NI each person has already paid into the system? Will this be offset against how much use of the NHS each person has previously made in their life?

BTW saying this as a vaxxed person.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"What they need to be telling us is how many people have been hospitalized with COVID who have had a booster.

Why? What would it tell you?

Loads is the answer as loads have now had the booster.

More interested in how many are completely unvaccinated. The unvaccinated is a reducing number so a lot of them ending up in hospital would :

1. Strongly suggest the vaccines are effective

2. Arguably be self-inflicted and some would say enable health chiefs to invoice them for what some would further say is their selfishness

I think 30,000 or so yesterday had their first jab. What took them so long and why now? Are they all children? Some more info like this would be useful?

"

Why would that information be useful to you? To allow people to further divide and make I'll informed judgements of others.. And argue about other people's health choices.?

But I agree having better quality information available about the risks and benefits by risk factor would certainly be helpful to allow people to make better decisions for themselves, and better supported policy decisions too.

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By *r and Miss MischiefCouple
over a year ago

Midlands

Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

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By *inkyCouple1927Couple
over a year ago

Newcastle

We’ve both had ours, and both felt poorly after. We were the same with our first dose of the initial course too. Double jabs were AZ, booster was Pfizer

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat! "

It’s a huge concern to me. I had clots in my leg and a large one on my lung that was stressing my heart. Two nights in hospital. Report said cause was ‘unprovoked’.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat! "

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited. "

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor "

A family member nearly died of a non Covid vaccine when I was a child, so I'm aware risks exist. But thank you.

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton

We need infographics that demonstrate comparative risk (not complex data published the majority either cannot understand or do not have the time to decipher).

Both Covid (if you catch it) and vaccines (if you are injected) have risks. But how do they compare? (That’s rhetorical BTW). Explain that to people. Don’t make it look as if you are hiding the risks of the vaccines as that just plays to anti-vax conspiracies. Be up front and EXPLAIN!

Trust in Govt is at an all time low. So win back hearts and minds!

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor

A family member nearly died of a non Covid vaccine when I was a child, so I'm aware risks exist. But thank you."

I’m not anti vac by the way. I very proudly queued to get mine and marvelled at the people helping. I am holding off on the booster until I’ve discussed results of recent tests with my doctor.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor

A family member nearly died of a non Covid vaccine when I was a child, so I'm aware risks exist. But thank you.

I’m not anti vac by the way. I very proudly queued to get mine and marvelled at the people helping. I am holding off on the booster until I’ve discussed results of recent tests with my doctor."

I didn't say otherwise.

I've evaluated the risks for myself, have personal experience of visiting a (youngish and formerly healthy) family member on life support as a direct result of a vaccination (diagnosed as such).

I've had four Covid jabs (officially two) and have no objections to having more.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor "

You got a bed in a corridor! You were lucky... There were 150 of us lined up in boxes in middle of t'road.

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By *heshbifellaMan
over a year ago

Nantwich


"2. Arguably be self-inflicted and some would say enable health chiefs to invoice them for what some would further say is their selfishness

This whole “the unvaccinated shouldn’t get or should pay* for medical treatment” gets wheeled out regularly without considering what that truly means.

We have had Covid in the world for two years. It hit the UK (as far as we know) in Feb/Mar 2020.

We KNOW that people who smoke or people who are overweight/obese are at significantly higher risk of getting serious Covid symptoms and ending up hospitalised, needing ICU or dying.

And yet how many people have taken personal responsibility over the last 12-18mths to give up smoking, lose weight, get fit, improve their diet, reduce alcohol consumption etc?

Are you proposing withholding (or charging) medical treatment from them? After all that is self-inflicted too!

*If you want to start charging then how will you reconcile all the tax/NI each person has already paid into the system? Will this be offset against how much use of the NHS each person has previously made in their life?

BTW saying this as a vaxxed person."

I'm not proposing any such things. As I said, some will say this but I am not amongst them. Many health issues could be filed under 'self-inflicted', including sports injuries, car accident injuries through speeding etc, so it would be unfair and unworkable.

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

I've read more reports of "harm of vaccine" on this forum than anywhere else put together.

I'll of course give such reports the weight I feel is merited.

It does play on your mind when laying on a trolley bed in the A& E corridor

You got a bed in a corridor! You were lucky... There were 150 of us lined up in boxes in middle of t'road. "

Blimey. That’s terrible.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat! "

Been banned twice for doing so and threads have been shut down.

It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

Can understand why if people introduced the subject in the swinging sections but not in the virus section, surely that's what the section was created for?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had mine

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

Been banned twice for doing so and threads have been shut down.

It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

"

If you put links onto the forum they have to be within the rules. Your links were not. Check out the forum rules before you next post is probably the best advice

As for the post you quoted, please provide allowable links to what you are saying

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
over a year ago

golden fields


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it. "

This isn't true.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

Been banned twice for doing so and threads have been shut down.

It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

Can understand why if people introduced the subject in the swinging sections but not in the virus section, surely that's what the section was created for?"

Agree x

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
over a year ago

golden fields


"

It's a very pro jab site.

"

Most people have had the vaccine, understand why it's important and most people want to get past the pandemic.

So it's not a suprise that people on this site are "pro jab".

From my perspective, I know only one anti vaxxer and one conspiracy theorist in real life. So it appears to me, that there are loads of anti-vaxers here.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

This isn't true."

According to the politics, my first two vaccines didn't count (I got them on a clinical trial and there's no way to join it all up). But that's not a science thing, that's a crappy politicians not getting their act together thing.

So I had to choose whether to appear unvaccinated or go get my NHS jabs. Fortunately the preliminary results for the trial I was on have come out, and whatever I got, it worked as well as an approved vaccine.

Science and government/admin aren't the same thing, clearly.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

If you put links onto the forum they have to be within the rules. Your links were not. Check out the forum rules before you next post is probably the best advice

As for the post you quoted, please provide allowable links to what you are saying"

I'd been thinking it was quite the opposite.

I linked to a peer reviewed scientific journal in response to the often repeated claims on here that masks don't work etc.

Link was removed and I got a ban. Apparently the American Journal of Medicine doesn't qualify as a 'well recognised site' but News of the World and Love Honey do

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By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

O o O oo


"It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

If you put links onto the forum they have to be within the rules. Your links were not. Check out the forum rules before you next post is probably the best advice

As for the post you quoted, please provide allowable links to what you are saying

I'd been thinking it was quite the opposite.

I linked to a peer reviewed scientific journal in response to the often repeated claims on here that masks don't work etc.

Link was removed and I got a ban. Apparently the American Journal of Medicine doesn't qualify as a 'well recognised site' but News of the World and Love Honey do

"

Your link was not allowed and why you were banned. None of us have to agree with the rules but we need to stick to them, I am not sure how much clearer I can be

Either way my post wasn't so other people can dispute their ban on the forum ( that is against rules too ) so lets get back to the thread

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
over a year ago

golden fields


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

This isn't true.

According to the politics, my first two vaccines didn't count (I got them on a clinical trial and there's no way to join it all up). But that's not a science thing, that's a crappy politicians not getting their act together thing.

So I had to choose whether to appear unvaccinated or go get my NHS jabs. Fortunately the preliminary results for the trial I was on have come out, and whatever I got, it worked as well as an approved vaccine.

Science and government/admin aren't the same thing, clearly. "

Sure, but the vaccine is still "working".

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

This isn't true.

According to the politics, my first two vaccines didn't count (I got them on a clinical trial and there's no way to join it all up). But that's not a science thing, that's a crappy politicians not getting their act together thing.

So I had to choose whether to appear unvaccinated or go get my NHS jabs. Fortunately the preliminary results for the trial I was on have come out, and whatever I got, it worked as well as an approved vaccine.

Science and government/admin aren't the same thing, clearly.

Sure, but the vaccine is still "working". "

Absolutely.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Your link was not allowed and why you were banned. None of us have to agree with the rules but we need to stick to them, I am not sure how much clearer I can be

Either way my post wasn't so other people can dispute their ban on the forum ( that is against rules too ) so lets get back to the thread"

Fair enough.

In answer to the thread... I'm not permitted to link to the UK government website (against the rules) but if you look on there the current figure is slightly over 28 million people have received a booster.

Glad to help

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

This isn't true.

According to the politics, my first two vaccines didn't count (I got them on a clinical trial and there's no way to join it all up). But that's not a science thing, that's a crappy politicians not getting their act together thing.

So I had to choose whether to appear unvaccinated or go get my NHS jabs. Fortunately the preliminary results for the trial I was on have come out, and whatever I got, it worked as well as an approved vaccine.

Science and government/admin aren't the same thing, clearly. "

I remember early on you saying you had no idea whether (as part of the trial) you were given a vaccine or a placebo. Did you subsequently get told?

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo

https://www.fabswingers.com/forum/feedback/14562

Gov.co.uk links are allowed

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"https://www.fabswingers.com/forum/feedback/14562

Gov.co.uk links are allowed"

I think it's safer just not to link

By the time I've trawled through that list any data would be out of date!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Might be sensible if there was a link to that post on the forum rules though. To me they still seem pretty ambiguous.

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo

People complain a lot about the rules without reading them at all so another link there probably wouldn't make any difference.

And again, back to the thread

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By *dysseusukMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"

It's a very pro jab site.

Most people have had the vaccine, understand why it's important and most people want to get past the pandemic.

So it's not a suprise that people on this site are "pro jab".

From my perspective, I know only one anti vaxxer and one conspiracy theorist in real life. So it appears to me, that there are loads of anti-vaxers here. "

That's because they are the noisy ones!

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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Also hardly anyone on these forums are mentioning the ever increasingly number of hospitalisations caused from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 jab and what a burden on the NHS that is actually causing. That is also unprecedented too. This Jab has caused more side affects than what is actually being reported or recorded. Heart attacks in young healthy individuals, athletes, footballers, myocarditis, pericarditis

are at an all time high since the rollout of the jab and no it’s not coincidence, miscarriages have soared, strokes, blood clots, Bell’s palsy have gone up, I could go on and on. The NHS have never experienced so many vaccine side affects like this one before but hardly get mentioned in the news, media, totally hushed up. Isn’t that also cause for concern too! The unvaccinated are used as the scapegoat!

Been banned twice for doing so and threads have been shut down.

It's a very pro jab site.

Why have a virus section and then censor it?

Can understand why if people introduced the subject in the swinging sections but not in the virus section, surely that's what the section was created for?

Agree x"

I disagree, I think the anti vaccination and crackpot conspiracy theorists are allowed more of a voice here than many other platforms.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

had mine the other day

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By *rhugesMan
over a year ago

Cardiff

I had mine last week. They also aren't telling us if there are people in hospital who have had the booster

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
over a year ago

golden fields


"

It's a very pro jab site.

Most people have had the vaccine, understand why it's important and most people want to get past the pandemic.

So it's not a suprise that people on this site are "pro jab".

From my perspective, I know only one anti vaxxer and one conspiracy theorist in real life. So it appears to me, that there are loads of anti-vaxers here.

That's because they are the noisy ones!"

I guess it's perception. To me, they sound noisy.

But if everyone you know in real life is an anti-vaxxer, it must seem like non-anti-vaxxers are the noisy ones here.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"According to the science, vaccinations only work if you show proof of having had it.

This isn't true.

According to the politics, my first two vaccines didn't count (I got them on a clinical trial and there's no way to join it all up). But that's not a science thing, that's a crappy politicians not getting their act together thing.

So I had to choose whether to appear unvaccinated or go get my NHS jabs. Fortunately the preliminary results for the trial I was on have come out, and whatever I got, it worked as well as an approved vaccine.

Science and government/admin aren't the same thing, clearly.

I remember early on you saying you had no idea whether (as part of the trial) you were given a vaccine or a placebo. Did you subsequently get told?"

I didn't know what vaccine I was given, but it was a no placebo trial. I was given Oxford AZ or the vaccine candidate (which they say is better than Oxford AZ, but yet to be published).

I should have been told, but I haven't been. On the basis of my side profile I guess I had Oxford AZ. (My NHS doses have been Pfizer)

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town

Boosters... Here you go...have another one... 4th jab time...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-59749967

Where Israel goes... We seem to follow.

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By *ary_JosephCouple
over a year ago

South Shields

Mary was given her fourth jab (second booster) on Monday. First 3 were Pfizer and fourth was Moderna. So far, so good....no outrageous side effects.

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By *ob198XaMan
over a year ago

teleford

Boosted without any issue

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

Had the text for it this afternoon. Won't be taking them up on it though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Why are, not reporting on how many people have, had a booster.

Anyone had there booster yet"

Yes and no issues at all.

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