Drago
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Heres a tip for,Ian H. You don't want the flu jab - make sure you get the anti flu jub,
Don't worry, I've the photos and for a large consideration will forbear publishing them. As they show not only your face (and other bits) as well as the tattoos of several of the other participants, plus the sheep.............After umpteen flu jabs and 3 covid ones I never had a problem. Very slight sore arm at the injection point a couple of times but that may just be down to the person doing the jab.
I do not generally drink cider but once during a student charity day we went into the Sarrie Heid in Glasgow for lunch which included a couple of pints of their cider. Cannot remember much about the rest of the day.
... I had quite a violent reaction to a typhoid vaccine once...
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_BentinePharmacist gets the flu vaccine and deadly South American tree frog arrow poison mixed up by mistake. Easily done.
Once in the RAF he went through flying training. He was the penultimate man going through a medical line receiving inoculations for typhoid with the other flight candidates in his class (they were going to Canada to receive new aircraft) when the vaccine ran out. They refilled the bottle to inoculate him and the other man as well. By mistake they loaded a pure culture of typhoid. The other man died immediately, and Bentine was in a coma for six weeks. When he regained consciousness his eyesight was ruined, leaving him myopic for the rest of his life.
Particularly in the Congo branches of EasyPharmacy.Easily done.
If you had your 2nd jab 5 months or more ago, you can go on the nhs.uk website and book your booster for no sooner than 6 months (or 182 days or something) from your 2nd jab.I got my first Flu Jab tomorrow. no sign of a COVID booster yet though
If you had your 2nd jab 5 months or more ago, you can go on the nhs.uk website and book your booster for no sooner than 6 months (or 182 days or something) from your 2nd jab.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coron...ter-dose-of-the-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine/
my point was you wont necessarily get a letter, unless you GP practice is very organised and / or are jabbing people themselves. its self service via the NHS websiteThanks, it's getting close to 5, so expecting a letter any day now
Exactly this. I went to the link a few days ago and couldn't use it, but today it was open for me as I reached the time limit. You have to be over 40 and 5 months after your 2nd jab.my point was you wont necessarily get a letter, unless you GP practice is very organised and / or are jabbing people themselves. its self service via the NHS website