https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/ ... a-suggests
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-66461727
So it seems a couple of sneaky variants about and booster/autumn jabs have been brought forward to September.
Covid continues to loiter
Moderator: administrator
-
JMan
- Posts: 3473
- Joined: Fri Apr 23, 2004 10:21 am
- Location: Lives in a slightly weird bit of Shropshire called Telford!
Covid continues to loiter
"Dialysis! What is this? The dark ages!"
L. 'Bones' McCoy, ST"
Read my blog:)
Live to Fly
http://www.flickr.com/cybercast
L. 'Bones' McCoy, ST"
Read my blog:)
Live to Fly
http://www.flickr.com/cybercast
Re: Covid continues to loiter
Yeah, i got an invite for flu, thinking they may do both at the same time now?
PKD/PLD diagnosed 1994, CKD stage 5 Oct 2007, Living Donor Kidney Transplant Dec 2008, still going strong!
Re: Covid continues to loiter
Hi All,
I have had my jabs Monday this week, I live in a care home so it took a lot of reminding them the whole of the residents are vulnerable!
I had a some trouble with the nurse doing them, she wanted to use my fistula arm (left) eventually she shifted to the right arm.
I have arthritis in that shoulder, and doctors have said not have injections in that arm, off we go again, I say I usually have them in my legs.
First reaction to that was, 'it's not possible', eventually we got there, one in each leg.
I have had my jabs Monday this week, I live in a care home so it took a lot of reminding them the whole of the residents are vulnerable!
I had a some trouble with the nurse doing them, she wanted to use my fistula arm (left) eventually she shifted to the right arm.
I have arthritis in that shoulder, and doctors have said not have injections in that arm, off we go again, I say I usually have them in my legs.
First reaction to that was, 'it's not possible', eventually we got there, one in each leg.