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Hi has anybody had their first covid 19 vaccine yet I had mine done on Sunday 14th March 2021 on Mother’s Day and my second one is may 29th 2021 and when is your second vaccine if you’ve had your first one done I want to know if anybody else has had theirs yet.
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Had my first 12th feb dont know yet when 2and will be -
not had mine yet, I will probably be one of the last adults called for it to be honest. Not expecting my turn to be until June.Online Community CoordinatorConcerned about another member's safety or wellbeing? Flag your concerns with us.
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Had Both. first January 21st. Second March 13th. Maybe I'm lucky
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Had my first 12th March second is booked for 23/05 apart from a slightly sore arm no problems, would encourage everybody to get there's2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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I had my first dose 23rd January, second dose is 18th AprilDisability Gamechanger - 2019
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I had my 1st jab 26th Feb next one is 15th of May
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Note from moderator: this post may contain unverified claims regarding side-effects of COVID-19 vaccines. You can find recognised side-effects of the AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines on the respective gov.uk pages linked.Had my first ... uh ... 2-ish weeks ago. So, not expecting second until ... uhm ... now plus 10 weeks?I've not blue screened yet, so looks like I didn't get one with a chip in it.
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deleted2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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One of the unfortunately perceived, often with social media misconceptions, is a that the Covid-19 vaccines, whether Pfizer or Astra Zeneca vaccines contain a chip. No, they don't. They help protect a person against having serious complications of Covid-19. Please check our government's website & the world's scientific evidence to check this out, & also to debunk this.
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@chiarieds I really didn't think there were still people daft enough to believe any of those "stories" about the vaccine.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Hmmm yes, I was speaking to my Tesco delivery person tonight, & asked him to stand back a bit, which all other delivery drivers have done. Then the conversation about Covid-19 ensued, & he had put off the opportunity of having the vaccine recently, as he was unsure 'because of all you read'.... I did say it depends on where you read; tried to explain & to believe reputed sources, our scientists, & the WHO...don't know I convinced him tho.
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Had mine 18th March. Got my second one 6th June
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chiarieds said:One of the unfortunately perceived, often with social media misconceptions, is a that the Covid-19 vaccines, whether Pfizer or Astra Zeneca vaccines contain a chip. No, they don't. They help protect a person against having serious complications of Covid-19. Please check our government's website & the world's scientific evidence to check this out, & also to debunk this.
I hope my comment about the chip thing came across as intended: poking fun at the ridiculousness of it.
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Hi @NotReally
Thanks for clarifying that your comment was meant in jest Unfortunately, sometimes words on a screen don't convey the humour intended so I've added a little guidance note to your post to direct people to official sources of information. This is to mitigate any chance of people taking the comment seriously and being unnecessarily alarmed.
I'm waiting to speak with my midwife about receiving the vaccine but hope it won't be too far in the distance.Online Community Co-ordinator
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I dont know why people think anything about corona virus is funny even though what was said was in jest
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lisathomas50 said:I dont know why people think anything about corona virus is funny even though what was said was in jestIt's not about covid ... it's about the ridiculous and dangerous **** people have come out with about the vaccine. One way to deal with this stuff is to use humour to show why this stuff is ridiculous[1]. Also, I've had to deal with so much stress, abuse ... and just sheer insanity in my life that gallows humour is almost knee-jerk at this point. I have learnt that I shouldn't judge how people deal with the things that they're facing because I've no real idea what's going on for them ... if, like, listening to Meatloaf[2] helps someone get through, then more power to them.[1] Microsoft tracking chips in vaccines? I mean, honestly, have these people ever even actually used Windows?!?[2] I quite like Meatloaf.
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@lisathomas50 I understand this is a sensitive topic for you and understandably so given you have been closely affected by covid However I'm sure there was no ill-intent behind the jokes made. We each have our own means of coping and sometimes, as is the case with @NotReally, dark humour is the preferred option for getting through life's hard times... and I think we can all agree this last year has been something else. Here's looking forward to better times ahead.
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@Cher_Scope I think that post was posted before I did what did so I apologise I understand that people cope with things differently maybe my comment shouldn't of been allowed sorry
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@lisathomas50 No need to apologise, everyone's allowed to express their feelings so please don't worry.
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