Had my Pfizer Jab today

richie · May 6, 2021

Did not register for it, just got a phone call from my local GP on Saturday and had it done today, slight feeling of light headiness and that is all.

Now that is six weeks later than my mate John in the UK who is the same age as me (56). So I think Ireland are doing quite well on the roll out, if not in the way they handled it since last March 2020.

Pansmiker · May 7, 2021

richie said:
Did not register for it, just got a phone call from my local GP on Saturday and had it done today, slight feeling of light headiness and that is all.

Now that is six weeks later than my mate John in the UK who is the same age as me (56). So I think Ireland are doing quite well on the roll out, if not in the way they handled it since last March 2020.

My daughter who is 30 has had her first jab so the RoI is a good bit behind.

JJH · May 7, 2021

Getting mine 2day. Astra zenika. JJH

AberdeenAngus · May 7, 2021

JJH said:
Getting mine 2day. Astra zenika. JJH

If it's your first, don't be surprised if you feel a bit 'coldy' for a day or so.

JJH · May 7, 2021

Just got it doing my 15 minutes. JJH

stolzy · May 7, 2021

JJH said:
Just got it doing my 15 minutes. JJH

15 mins?

oblertone · May 7, 2021

stolzy said:
15 mins?

Sit down and wait; to see if you fall off the chair.

GerryC · May 7, 2021

Had AZ 2 weeks ago - some fatigue & lassitude next day but mild stuff that quickly evaporated - ROI is a bit behind UK but not as much as the habitually unhappy like to insist.

oblertone · May 7, 2021

I had my second jab on Tuesday and haven't had a poo since; normally a twice a day man :rob

Big Si · May 7, 2021

richie said:
Did not register for it, just got a phone call from my local GP on Saturday and had it done today, slight feeling of light headiness and that is all.

Now that is six weeks later than my mate John in the UK who is the same age as me (56). So I think Ireland are doing quite well on the roll out, if not in the way they handled it since last March 2020.

Got my 2nd Pfizer jab next Wednesday, waiting in line on crutches will be interesting!

stolzy · May 7, 2021

oblertone said:
Sit down and wait; to see if you fall off the chair.

Didn’t think that was a thing anymore. Certainly not for mine or anyone else I know.

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richie · May 7, 2021

Pansmiker said:
My daughter who is 30 has had her first jab so the RoI is a good bit behind.

Maybe, but much further behind statistically for other more sombre numbers...

redcap0006 · May 7, 2021

Got AstraZenica yesterday, massive headach immediately afterwards, okay now. Roll on 12 weeks for the second jab and a ship or airline booking....

AberdeenAngus · May 7, 2021

Getting my second one next week - approx 7 weeks after first.
Hopefully no side effects after 2nd.

AberdeenAngus · May 7, 2021

stolzy said:
Didn’t think that was a thing anymore. Certainly not for mine or anyone else I know.

Yup. They do that up here too.

JJH · May 7, 2021

Still ok JJH

DR268 · May 7, 2021

GerryC said:
Had AZ 2 weeks ago - some fatigue & lassitude next day but mild stuff that quickly evaporated - ROI is a bit behind UK but not as much as the habitually unhappy like to insist.

I have had both my jabs as have most I know. We are now open for the 30 plus group to book their first.

The republic is miles behind, 50 plus are only getting called to register now for a first jab that could still be weeks away. so in reality there is a lag of over 3 months north and south of the border

Its an unfortunate situation and wish they could progress faster to rid us all of the dangers of the virus and get back to normality.

Plus at the minute we are not welcome in Donegal and its fantastic roads. Cant wait to get back again.

JJH · May 7, 2021

It’s nothing to do with the slowness of the vaccine. It’s to do with the shortage of microchips that they are secretly implanting. JJH

GerryC · May 9, 2021

DR268 said:
I have had both my jabs as have most I know. We are now open for the 30 plus group to book their first.

The republic is miles behind, 50 plus are only getting called to register now for a first jab that could still be weeks away. so in reality there is a lag of over 3 months north and south of the border

Its an unfortunate situation and wish they could progress faster to rid us all of the dangers of the virus and get back to normality.

Plus at the minute we are not welcome in Donegal and its fantastic roads. Cant wait to get back again.

The ROI does not do miles - it is kilometres behind. Timewise kilometres are dispatched quicker than miles. Your 3 month lag needs adjusting - applying the appropriate correction yields 7 weeks - this accords closer to the 6 weeks or so that my cohorts up north got vaccinated ahead of me. You paint in darker shades that necessary. You'll be in Donegal real soon & I'll be in Antrim (& Donegal). :aidan

JJH · May 9, 2021

Still ok. Can I stop worrying now? JJH

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