Coronavirus **support** thread
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May 2021
9:24am, 21 May 2021
7,853 posts
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sallykate
QQ for anyone who had Pfizer/Biontech vaccine: did you get a "dead" arm and how long did it last? Husband was jabbed two days ago and his arm still isn't quite right. Not worried, just interested.
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May 2021
9:26am, 21 May 2021
8,599 posts
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Too Much Water
Didn’t have a dead arm really.
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May 2021
9:33am, 22 May 2021
3,086 posts
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idle_wilder
Got my vaccination letter through yesterday for next Saturday morning, but I'm on early shift. Have managed to change it easily to next Friday, but no options available in the city - got an appointment up by where my sister lives, as I'm going to see her that day anyway.
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May 2021
9:42am, 22 May 2021
28,019 posts
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HellsBells
SK, with my first Pfizer my arm was very sore and stiff for about 10 days, absolutely nothing with the second
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May 2021
10:28am, 22 May 2021
736 posts
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forest plodder
That worked well idle_wilder!
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May 2021
10:35am, 22 May 2021
987 posts
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Welshpoppy
SK I have only had first Pfizer Vaccine but had sore and stiff arm for around 6-7 days.
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May 2021
12:01pm, 22 May 2021
4,791 posts
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run free
Hiya all - have a friend doing research on the well being of families who have front line workers in care. If anyone would like to be part of that study, please contact her directly as per in her poster. Thanks muchly |
Jun 2021
12:52pm, 24 Jun 2021
42,262 posts
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DocM
eldest son has his last couple of weeks at uni in his final year, a few simple covid safe things have been organised before he leaves, they are gradually being cancelled as more and more people are now self isolating. After a rubbish year, he is now having a rubbish ending to it. I feel so sad for our youngsters. He, like the majority has followed the rules and played his part in getting us through this. He has worked for deliveroo which has really helped many people, he has managed not to catch the virus and he has booked his vaccine as soon as he was able. I hope people can recognise how much our young people have sacrificed.
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Jun 2021
1:03pm, 24 Jun 2021
20,145 posts
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Bazoaxe
My daughter was devastated when her graduation was cancelled last year. There was talk about it being this year, but nothing yet announced. Thing is the moment has passed and it would be a bit like getting an olympic medal a few years after the event when drugs cheats have been caught, |
Jun 2021
1:24pm, 24 Jun 2021
7,760 posts
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TeeBee
I agree totally doc. My 16yr old has been very stoic but it's been no fun for them.
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