I had to argue with the surgery again though as they tried to fob me off with just flu- for some reason, because my cancer isn’t on the list (because it’s so rare) of what needs protection from Covid and every time I have to explain and moan about it, even though it’s immune system related, recurrent and both the GP and my consultant have said MULTIPLE TIMES that I have to have it.
I don’t know why it’s so GUARDED? It’s not like I want one for FUN!
Is it possible to get a letter from your gp/consultant to this effect? Then you can just whip that out as needed.
I woke up at 4.30am this morning.
I also went to bed at 8.30pm.
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I've been offered the flu/covid/both jabs three times in the last couple of weeks, because I've been working places where they have been running clinics and they happen to have some left at the end of the session. I've not had it yet.
I have been in reception quite a few times and heard care navigators umpteen times telling people 'you don't meet the new criteria'.
It's the 'recoding'. It probably isn't sophisticated enough to record your condition. And they are no doubt just told to turn down anyone who doesn't have the correct code.I get that they can't offer it to everyone and I can see why it's being rejected for a lot of people who just want one, it's just the nonsense you have to go through when you CLEARLY ACTUALLY NEED IT.
It's the 'recoding'. It probably isn't sophisticated enough to record your condition. And they are no doubt just told to turn down anyone who doesn't have the correct code.
I woke up at 6 thinking about margins on a project we're working on, couldn't get back to sleep so got up and busted out a spreadsheet.
Rock n roll.
I imagine when the criteria for everyone changed, you got booted out again, because the coding would boot out everyone who didn't meet the new conditions. And that probably included everyone who came in under an exclusion as you did - or at least your exclusion would need to be reconsidered.Ah- thank you for that explanation. That actually makes sense this time around I guess…
It’s just not the first time it’s happened, so it’s irksome and I fought so hard through bureaucratic nonsense that I’m sensitive about it I guess.
Aaaah Cocodamol hugs are the best.Morning loves!
I have a mild hangover after a bit too much wine, an aching arm after my Covid and flu jabs and I’m about to neck a couple of Zapain just for the “pain”. And the nice fuzzy high.
Aaaah Cocodamol hugs are the best.

Its something insanely exciting if it comes off, so I knew once my brain was whirring it was either lay there turning numbers around or get up and spreadsheet.I love the rare occasions my motivation goes through the roof like that.
He was pretty fuckable. 47 and very East London/ Essex.But IS HE HOT?!
He was pretty fuckable. 47 and very East London/ Essex.
I'm becoming allergic to it now so those hugs are a very rare treat for me, unfortunately I have to be in excruciating pain to chance it nowadays.AREN'T THEY JUST!
I've said it before and I'll say it again. There's NO BETTER NIGHT IN than Champagne, Cocaine and Zapain![]()

Are you taking the "proper" prescription stuff or the over-the-counter stuff?Co-Codamol doesnt really affect me in that way. I feel cheated.
Same here. It's just a painkiller to me.Co-Codamol doesnt really affect me in that way. I feel cheated.
I don't notice any difference between the 8/500 or the 30/500.Are you taking the "proper" prescription stuff or the over-the-counter stuff?
I’ve had both with the same (non)effectsAre you taking the "proper" prescription stuff or the over-the-counter stuff?