How are we getting through it?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Did notice that Birkenhead was much busier, queuing outside Primark and the banks.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Feel like I've been kicked by a horse today!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Not your jab Will ? Take it easy for a day or two.  :-

[sultanbev]

I had my jab a couple of weeks ago - I spent the next day in bed pretty much, then the following 6 days functioning at low efficiency (which is why no more Belgian BKC lists have been done), just wiped out.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

I wasn't to bad, station is about a mile away I walked there and back. The only problem is that the injection point nags at me. Musta been lucky.

[Steve J]

My shoulder is still not right after nearly two months from the first jab. Famous last words but other than that the rest of the family OK and no side effects from their first jabs.

[jimduncanuk]

Didn't notice a thing after my jab but then I have arthritis in my shoulder.

[Techno II]

 

Hmmm....I've only heard 'next day and beyond' problems* with the jabs from blokes.......and even that seems to be pretty uncommon.

Anyone's wife/girlfriend/mother etc report any side effects ?

Just wondering.

Cheers - Phil.

(*Feeling rubbish, with flu type symptoms.)

[Steve J]

A female friend of ours who is a few years older than me has/had exactly the same shoulder problem since her jab.

[Heedless Horseman]

Me... no side effects at all to 1st Oxford Zeneca jab. Age  nearly 59.
Ma... no side effects that I can attribute to the Pfizer jabs... she has had both. She has had 'periods' where she  feels that she 'can't do things... like standing, using her feet, etc BUT this is probably her general state of health deteriorating, rather than a reaction to her jabs. She is 88 with gradually progressing Dementia.  
A couple of female friends in their 40s were 'knocked for six' for a few days after their jabs... but, they have outstanding 'health issues'. Ok now.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

The marshalling thios morning - entire team (with one possible exception) worked well. Was acting as a liftboy since centre is on 2nd floor. OK as far as work went, but not the most exciting experiance. Do check and volenteer

[Ithoriel]

"with one possible exception"

Was that the lift boy?

Seriously, Ian, well done you!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Ta la

[Techno II]

Good man, Ian.

Cheers - Phil.

[Steve J]

The Robin chicks have fledged and left the nest, with one doing well but the other not so. The latter appears to have been abandoned by its parents who are focussing on the other chick . We hope it survives the night.