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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #144 on: Wednesday 24 February 21 18:59 GMT (UK) »
I rather thought that good news is something to enjoy.  :D Relieves the tedium of hearing doom and gloom all the time.  :'(

Perhaps the phrase "no news is slow news" might be better?
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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #145 on: Wednesday 24 February 21 19:33 GMT (UK) »

How,s this for efficient service  :D

2.50pm today phone call from local GP surgery to my OH (in 60-64 age group) -  can you come immediately to local church hall for your vaccination. Yes indeed - 3.15pm has vaccination.

Had mine back on the 4th and at large vaccination centre (65-69 group) and second one due on 15th April. Vaccinations going great guns in NI.


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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #146 on: Wednesday 24 February 21 19:47 GMT (UK) »
Another thought came to me about the apparently uneven distribution of the vaccines: might they be deliberately directing supplies to the areas where people are thought to be most at risk? If so, it would be nice to be told - while I might not like it, I could at least understand why.

In the absence of an explanation, it risks being seen as incompetence, or worse.
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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #147 on: Wednesday 24 February 21 20:01 GMT (UK) »
Another thought came to me about the apparently uneven distribution of the vaccines: might they be deliberately directing supplies to the areas where people are thought to be most at risk? If so, it would be nice to be told - while I might not like it, I could at least understand why.

In the absence of an explanation, it risks being seen as incompetence, or worse.


I think it is down to the logistics of the Pfizer vaccine,  our GP hub has hired a sports centre, it’s the largest one in the county, but still cannot process 970 doses a day, so has to share a batch with another hub nearby, so both hubs have to rustle up a lot of patients at short notice.
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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #148 on: Wednesday 24 February 21 20:19 GMT (UK) »
I wonder how they choose who will get an invitation for a vaccine, and when?

Both hubby and I are in group 6.

I’m 54 and T1 diabetic, got my invitation by text message yesterday, and booked online for next Wednesday.

Hubby is 59, a bit overweight, and T2 diabetic- he’s heard nothing.

On the one hand T1 diabetes is more severe, but on the other being male, older and overweight aren’t in his favour.
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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #149 on: Thursday 25 February 21 11:26 GMT (UK) »
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Millipede, where is your dad having the second jab? Are you able to phone to double check the date?

The first one was in a building next to the main hospital so presume the second one will be in the same place.  Expect it will be fine (fingers crossed)

I haven't had one yet nor has my husband but his 2 youngest brothers (50's) have. 

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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #150 on: Thursday 25 February 21 11:45 GMT (UK) »
G'day from South Australia.

I hope you are all keeping well.

Australia began immunisations this week, frontline workers and the elderly in nursing homes.

All very well....except on day 3 a Queensland doctor injected two elderly people with 4 times as much vaccine as they were supposed to have.

They are in hospital and the doctor stood down.  He did not complete the instruction course!
A nurse picked it up....yay for nurses!

Aussie does not have vaccine here for everyone yet, on the other hand,  we are fairly well , with few cases.

Onwards and upwards!!!
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« Reply #151 on: Thursday 25 February 21 11:49 GMT (UK) »
I have to say I don't understand why people keep saying that they haven't had their jab yet when they feel they are in a category that should have been called.

If you are concerned, and I assume you must be by mentioning it, then go on the NHS website and book your jab - you do not need to wait for a GP letter/text/phone call.  If you are eligible you can book through the NHS site - it won't accept your booking if you are outside the current remit of the hub.

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Re: Vaccination priority groups
« Reply #152 on: Thursday 25 February 21 12:57 GMT (UK) »
I have to say I don't understand why people keep saying that they haven't had their jab yet when they feel they are in a category that should have been called.

If you are concerned, and I assume you must be by mentioning it, then go on the NHS website and book your jab - you do not need to wait for a GP letter/text/phone call.  If you are eligible you can book through the NHS site - it won't accept your booking if you are outside the current remit of the hub.

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I think we’re all just looking forward to the day when we can feel, if not be, back to some kind of normality. And having the jab feels like a step in that direction.
You’ll always get some who feel that life’s unfair... ::)
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