davek
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No, mate. Im ok just now.
I suspect it'll kick in soon enough (about 10 minutes after the jab I had a pain in the shoulder, but that's it so far).
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I suspect it'll kick in soon enough (about 10 minutes after the jab I had a pain in the shoulder, but that's it so far).
Good stuff mate, yeah the site can be tender and the arm next day can feel like you were lifting weights.
Hopefully your grand! Was dose 2 that knocked me out, dose 1 didn’t bat an eye lid.
I got the bratwurst piss as opposed to the gnats though!
davek
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What a joke that reporter is. Right out of Brass Eye. Is he working for AZ or what?
Disgrace the BBC gave that air time - an infomercial paid for by the license payers for Big Pharma.
davek
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Pfizer is gold standard. The rest of us are slumming it and dodging blood clots.
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It took around 20 hours or so for my gf and mum's side effects to kick in and they were fairly unwell for a bit.
8 fewer blood clots recorded in the UK from pfizer than their has been from AZ (22 and 30 respectively).
they all work, and the likelohood that you're gonna have any serious side-effects from any of them is extremely slim
Had mine on Friday.
Shivers and various other side effects on Saturday but generally felt ok.
Same on Sunday but felt worse in the night.
Absolutely floored on Monday. Could hardly get out of bed. No other side effects but chronic fatigue.
All fine now though. Bring on the blood clots.
Shivers and various other side effects on Saturday but generally felt ok.
Same on Sunday but felt worse in the night.
Absolutely floored on Monday. Could hardly get out of bed. No other side effects but chronic fatigue.
All fine now though. Bring on the blood clots.
I've had absolutely none. Most people i know who have had it have had no side effects. Few sore arms, a handful who have had quite bad fatigue, one person who said it was worse than Covid (but they're prone to histrionics). That's from a range of vaccines.
Nothing that wasn't listed as a side effect in the information.
The decision by those countries to halt the vaccine rollout is baffling.
I know that data is collected as part of the signal risk, but the German data is showing that 7 clots were caused against 1.6 million immunisations. So the rate is roughly 1 clot per 230,000 jabs (0.00044%).
That doesn't include the UK signal data either, which draws on a much bigger sample, which shows no increased trend. https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...-of-yellow-card-reporting#yellow-card-reports
In fact, the UK data only indicates 3 cases - so fewer than you would expect by chance against the administered numbers.
I'd be miffed if I wasn't able to get the jab because my country has stopped the rollout based on this information.
Political decision making, not scientific
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He's just looking for a reaction, must be tongue in cheek and deliberately trying to be a WUM.
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NilSatisOptimum
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Have had a good chuckle to myself over this vaccine malarkey, always going to come back nip Government on the ass, playing nationalism and politics with science. EU says fine individual countries say nah, as do others out of Europe. World Health Organisation basically finds cushion and sits on the fence as science led evidence often does. Left sack boy Hancock to the media, while the others scarper for the bunker.
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I haven’t seen it mate i meant to post the reply from the guy with the translation of the report from the German institute. I’ll have a look in a bit.
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NilSatisOptimum
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Many countries are more hesitant with vaccines and medical model in general.
Let's face it many countries were in a much better position to deal with this pandemic than us.
From general health to having appropriate health care system to manage.
They are simply not in our shoes and their experience is different to ours, and will make different choices as they have always done.
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