Thanks! Sometime in May hopefully![]()
Might be a bit longer now, EU playing silly buggers saying they will block jab exports to the uk......obviously will impact our rollout
Thanks! Sometime in May hopefully![]()
Might be a bit longer now, EU playing silly buggers saying they will block jab exports to the uk......obviously will impact our rollout![]()
They won’t, it’s just hollow posturing. The only impact to the rollout here will be fluctuations in the pace of manufacture.
The EU’s institutions are often remarkably good at making themselves look bad, however. Maybe we’re better off out of it after all. Shall we ask Greece?
That’s great to hear mate, so glad you’re on the mend at last.I've had a bit of good news this morning. It's just over three weeks since I had a AZ vaccine and my doctor said it might help with the long Covid symptoms, but not to expect any drastic improvement. She said I might see a slight up turn in things in 3 weeks and a very slow but steady improvement over a period of a few months. She said there have been quite a few cases where the vaccine has lessened the effects of long Covid but they don't know if it is temporary or a permanent improvement.
Anyway, I got called in to the surgery to do a series of peak flow meter tests this morning and my lung capacity has improved by about 8%, which is quite significant. I have been feeling a bit brighter over the last few days and noticed that I had a bit more energy when I did some weeding at my allotment these past few days. Hopefully things will continue to improve and they discover some form of reliable treatment for long Covid. I really do take my hat off to my doctor, and all the medics, because she is working flat out with the vaccine programme and still finds time to call me in to monitor my health. These really are truly wonderful people.
That's good Kaits I'm sure your positive attitude helps your recvery.I've had a bit of good news this morning. It's just over three weeks since I had a AZ vaccine and my doctor said it might help with the long Covid symptoms, but not to expect any drastic improvement. She said I might see a slight up turn in things in 3 weeks and a very slow but steady improvement over a period of a few months. She said there have been quite a few cases where the vaccine has lessened the effects of long Covid but they don't know if it is temporary or a permanent improvement.
Anyway, I got called in to the surgery to do a series of peak flow meter tests this morning and my lung capacity has improved by about 8%, which is quite significant. I have been feeling a bit brighter over the last few days and noticed that I had a bit more energy when I did some weeding at my allotment these past few days. Hopefully things will continue to improve and they discover some form of reliable treatment for long Covid. I really do take my hat off to my doctor, and all the medics, because she is working flat out with the vaccine programme and still finds time to call me in to monitor my health. Not to deal with an urgent issue, just on-going care. These really are truly wonderful people.
I've had a bit of good news this morning. It's just over three weeks since I had a AZ vaccine and my doctor said it might help with the long Covid symptoms, but not to expect any drastic improvement. She said I might see a slight up turn in things in 3 weeks and a very slow but steady improvement over a period of a few months. She said there have been quite a few cases where the vaccine has lessened the effects of long Covid but they don't know if it is temporary or a permanent improvement.
Anyway, I got called in to the surgery to do a series of peak flow meter tests this morning and my lung capacity has improved by about 8%, which is quite significant. I have been feeling a bit brighter over the last few days and noticed that I had a bit more energy when I did some weeding at my allotment these past few days. Hopefully things will continue to improve and they discover some form of reliable treatment for long Covid. I really do take my hat off to my doctor, and all the medics, because she is working flat out with the vaccine programme and still finds time to call me in to monitor my health. Not to deal with an urgent issue, just on-going care. These really are truly wonderful people.

My advice is, keep going to that allotment if you can mate, even if you don’t feel like doing much when you get there
I’m counting on mine to keep me young; having an allotment won’t stop me turning 60 in May, but it might stop me feeling 80. Seems to be working so far, I feel about 70 this morning![]()
I've had a bit of good news this morning. It's just over three weeks since I had a AZ vaccine and my doctor said it might help with the long Covid symptoms, but not to expect any drastic improvement. She said I might see a slight up turn in things in 3 weeks and a very slow but steady improvement over a period of a few months. She said there have been quite a few cases where the vaccine has lessened the effects of long Covid but they don't know if it is temporary or a permanent improvement.
Anyway, I got called in to the surgery to do a series of peak flow meter tests this morning and my lung capacity has improved by about 8%, which is quite significant. I have been feeling a bit brighter over the last few days and noticed that I had a bit more energy when I did some weeding at my allotment these past few days. Hopefully things will continue to improve and they discover some form of reliable treatment for long Covid. I really do take my hat off to my doctor, and all the medics, because she is working flat out with the vaccine programme and still finds time to call me in to monitor my health. Not to deal with an urgent issue, just on-going care. These really are truly wonderful people.
Getting my jab tomorrow - I am 50
Just a little concerned that the admin is a bit doubled up - got an invite from GP then a couple of days later got a text from the NHS, just ignored the NHS one has by then I had already made my appointment.
Same happened to me.Getting my jab tomorrow - I am 50
Just a little concerned that the admin is a bit doubled up - got an invite from GP then a couple of days later got a text from the NHS, just ignored the NHS one has by then I had already made my appointment.
I've had a bit of good news this morning. It's just over three weeks since I had a AZ vaccine and my doctor said it might help with the long Covid symptoms, but not to expect any drastic improvement. She said I might see a slight up turn in things in 3 weeks and a very slow but steady improvement over a period of a few months. She said there have been quite a few cases where the vaccine has lessened the effects of long Covid but they don't know if it is temporary or a permanent improvement.
Anyway, I got called in to the surgery to do a series of peak flow meter tests this morning and my lung capacity has improved by about 8%, which is quite significant. I have been feeling a bit brighter over the last few days and noticed that I had a bit more energy when I did some weeding at my allotment these past few days. Hopefully things will continue to improve and they discover some form of reliable treatment for long Covid. I really do take my hat off to my doctor, and all the medics, because she is working flat out with the vaccine programme and still finds time to call me in to monitor my health. Not to deal with an urgent issue, just on-going care. These really are truly wonderful people.
So it is true after all.So been jabbed and currently sitting outside for 5 mins to check I don’t have a reaction before I walk the 10 mins home.
The biggest irony though is when this all began there were those that said it was due to 5G. Well for the first time ever I get a 5G signal ...at the doctors surgery
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So it is true after all.