Mum, Dad and I are getting our first Coronavirus vaccine jabs tomorrow morning!
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Perfect timing as with luck there's a couple of events coming up in March that I'd like to attend.
Anyone else got their date yet? Or have you already had the first and/or even second ones?
Perfect timing as with luck there's a couple of events coming up in March that I'd like to attend.
Anyone else got their date yet? Or have you already had the first and/or even second ones?
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I've got mine on Monday but my 2nd one isn't till the end of April
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Senior management gets hers tomorrow and the second dose on 23rd April, but the advice is that you still need to follow all the rules inc. wearing a mask and social distancing and staying at home.
It seems very unlikely that any events will be taking place in March i'm afraid as according to todays news we could still be in full or partial lockdown until April.
Whilst as of today 10.5 million people have had their first jab around 57 million haven't so whilst it's been a huge achievement there's a long long way to go.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡 -
Yeah I don’t expect events to be running in March either to be fair.
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That's great news, thanks for telling us @MrAllen1976 I hope it goes well for you all.
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@MrAllen1976 I wish not heard a peep about mine yet but glad to hear your family are getting it soon .
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Cher_Scope said:That's great news, thanks for telling us @MrAllen1976 I hope it goes well for you all.
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Not had mine yet but I should be getting it some time between the end of February and end of March.
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@deb74 not had mine yet either . Will do in time.
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Not had mine yet
Did get a letter yesterday telling me I would get an appointment soon through my gp
What a waste of money from the NHS a 2 page letter just to say i would be contacted
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@janer1967 I know hat you mean about the nhs when they have technology to send text waste of money paperwork etc my hospital nhs doesn't use paper they send me an email to tell me about receiving a phone call appointment.
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Again it's the consistency and that's down to management of the whole nhs all hospitals hps etc should use same methods of communication
I get appointment letters, after often making the appt by phone then get letter then get text reminder , have to book transport which currently is like trying to get bloodout of stone despite having needing if for every appt for the last 3 years
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senior management had her first jab on fri. and will get her second same place same time on 23/4, it was all quite simple really a week ago got a text with a link to make the appt. took all of 5 minutes, when she turned up for the jab she was in and out in 5 minutes.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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@janer1967 i get emails which I can print off to let me know etc get a text reminder from the nhs, I only get paper letters when I've spoke to the consultant dealing with my op. Must be different areas use different communication methods,
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@woodbine very good .
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Yes it is so important to keep ourselves and others around us safe too.
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