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I just went to get TRIPLE JABBED (Hepatitis B, HPV and meningococcus) and got told it's soon after my Covid jab. My PrEP doctor is not going to be happy if I show up AGAIN unjabbed for these three :eyes:
 
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Does it even MATTER than it's single jab now?

If all adults are vaccinated by July then it'll just be booster jabs anyway. And will booster jabs be done over two courses? dunno
 
I suppose a single jab in the autumn may be a good option to lure in the people who’ve been hesitant to get one, it’d be easy to run walk in centres where people can just get one and fuck off.
 
It says there it "is likely to be used as a booster jab for care home residents ahead of winter". So just the one I think.

Anyway, GIVE ME MY VACCINE PASSPORT.
 
I suppose a single jab in the autumn may be a good option to lure in the people who’ve been hesitant to get one, it’d be easy to run walk in centres where people can just get one and fuck off.
Yeah I read this idea recently as well.
 
Well just call me Michelle Pzifer :disco:
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Just got my first Moderna shot. I'm kinda worried though cuz it gave me side effects, even though I got the virus like a year ago. Not sure if they're related.

I also had COVID (well I’m like 95% sure) and had side effects after my first moderna shot, and I’ve heard other people who had the same
 
I haven’t heard anything about how long immunity lasts in a while. It was such a big deal last year, but I guess with vaccines it’s less important
 
I haven’t had Covid and Moderna was pretty side effect free for me, except maybe being slightly tired.
 
My fingers briefly went numb earlier which was weird.

I'm now very tired but I have been in the sun a lot.
 
Just got my first Moderna shot. I'm kinda worried though cuz it gave me side effects, even though I got the virus like a year ago. Not sure if they're related.
I think a lot of people who have had Covid get a strong reaction to all the vaccines. Possibly because your immune system recognises it and goes at it full pelt, possibly because of some other science shit. Why are you worried though?
 
I think a lot of people who have had Covid get a strong reaction to all the vaccines. Possibly because your immune system recognises it and goes at it full pelt, possibly because of some other science shit. Why are you worried though?

I guess I was thinking shouldn't my body recognize it by now and destroy it before it causes any problems? But at the same time, I keep having to remind myself that a vaccine ISN'T the same as the virus itself.
 
Apparently my brother in laws family are anti vaxxers.

His mum doesn't watch the news and gets her info from Facebook. They of course follow all the expected English and Proud shite.
 
Apparently my brother in laws family are anti vaxxers.

His mum doesn't watch the news and gets her info from Facebook. They of course follow all the expected English and Proud shite.

My mother's 3 siblings, and all of their spouses and kids, are anti vaxxers and also anti mask. One of them is a nurse.
 
I think you may well have been the first! Truly the resident guinea pig of Moopy :o
First to get the double dose? I think it was March 4th or 5th.

Kate was really the first though, wasn't she?
 
Nothing on the second one for me either, except a sore arm for a bit.
 
I'm feeling nauseous and a bit headachey today, worse than I did yesterday. I had to bail out of a training thing at work because I just couldn't face it
 

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