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Had my first vaccine on the 10th Jan, no side effects at all at the moment. I was told I may get my second dose in about six weeks
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Been a bit slower up here in Scotland for people of our age group, Michael ... but pleased to say I've an appointment booked to have mine a week today - next Thursday forenoon - all being well.
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Originally Posted by Arthur Little
Been a bit slower up here in Scotland for people of our age group, Michael ... but pleased to say I've an appointment booked to have mine a week today - next Thursday forenoon - all being well.
Myrna is having her first jab next Wednesday, i.e., March 17th ... she is in the over 60s group.
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Good luck to you and Myrna, Arthur. Originally Posted by Arthur Little
Myrna is having her first jab next Wednesday, i.e., March 17th ... she is in the over 60s group.
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Ah ... Originally Posted by Michael Parnham
I was told I may get my second dose in about six weeks
... too far ahead, as yet, to guage the number of weeks that are likely to elapse between the first and second doses for us!
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Originally Posted by Michael Parnham
Had my first vaccine on the 10th Jan, no side effects at all at the moment. I was told I may get my second dose in about six weeks Originally Posted by Arthur Little
Ah ... ... too far ahead, as yet, to guage the number of weeks that are likely to elapse between the first and second doses for us!
... can now confirm I'll be having my follow-up jab on Wednesday April 28.
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