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Also quite enjoying this article about a man who was offered the vaccine as he was listed as being 6.2cm instead of 6'2 so his BMI came out at 28,000. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-56111209

"Like most people, I've put on a few pounds in lockdown but I was surprised to have made it all the way to the clinically, morbidly-obese category," he said.

"Although my mum wasn't surprised by this. She said she'd noticed I'd put on a few and this was probably the wake-up call I needed."

What a MONSTER :D
 
Another TITS OUT FOR THE VACCINE pic that you might enjoy.

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https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19...-more-young-people-to-get-vaccinated-12222595
 
Free drinks for the vaccine! Actually a good idea I think
 
Those do look good...

The fact they have so many extra vaccines to give out really puts how other countries are handling the vaccine to shame
 
I can think of some people they could give them to :eyes:

I'm not sure if that eye roll is meant for me or the Israeli government, but I agree with you

I still think its impressive logistically, not morally
 
Ok good! I thought so, but I might be a little over sensitive to things related to Israel
 
Meanwhile in Ireland they are currently vaccinating OVER 80’s and don’t expect anything to open until May.
 
Maybe moopy can help me with my dilemma about the asthma thing - at first I thought that all asthmatics would be on the middle category (16+ with underlying symptoms) but then I read somewhere that only severe asthmatics would be prioritised. Then someone ELSE said no, that referred to the top category of people clinically vulnerable - severe asthmatics were included in that list and have already been done.

my cousin is same as me, couple of years younger and with controlled asthma, and she’s had her text. I haven’t.

it’s just that there’s a big difference between the underlying symptoms category (March to April) and the all other adults category (June to September). So I kinda wanna know which one I am!
 
An early-40s friend of mine was literally only diagnosed with asthma last year after getting Covid, and she's been called up, so fuck knows what's going on.
 
I’m PFEELING PFUCKING PFANTASTIC after my jab.

I’m actually finding it a bit overwhelming emotionally. It’s put me in such a good mood, while at the same time, I have almost a feeling of disbelief that it’s happened ... like this whole last year has been building up to this.
 
My mum had to queue in the cold for 90 mins for hers! Wtf! Fucking Norfolk. Lucky it wasn't last week in the snow.
 
Well that's SHIT. My parents had theirs at Brighton racecourse and they'd been nervous about it but apparently it was fantastically organised and socially distanced.
 
Maybe moopy can help me with my dilemma about the asthma thing - at first I thought that all asthmatics would be on the middle category (16+ with underlying symptoms) but then I read somewhere that only severe asthmatics would be prioritised. Then someone ELSE said no, that referred to the top category of people clinically vulnerable - severe asthmatics were included in that list and have already been done.

my cousin is same as me, couple of years younger and with controlled asthma, and she’s had her text. I haven’t.

it’s just that there’s a big difference between the underlying symptoms category (March to April) and the all other adults category (June to September). So I kinda wanna know which one I am!
Phone your GP and see what they say.
 
I've seen the asthma question before (Mrs. Indie is asthmatic). If your asthma is "under control" with medication, then you're not on the priority list.
 

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