I think there’s a big disparity between local areas. I’m 41 and got my first jab a couple of weeks ago here in Suffolk. I actually got the text message from my GP literally 5 minutes after hearing on the radio that the government were “suspending” all under 50s jabs for the short term due to the expected lowering of available vaccines. When I went to get it done there were quite a few others in the queue who I would have put in the 40’s bracket.How do two 30 years old get the vaccine like?
I'm the same age and haven't heard a dickie bird.
And as one who had a heart attack coming up 20 years ago, I can say with certainty, given that I was told everything by the medics following my heart attack, that blood clotting over a (long) period of time is instrumental in narrowing the internal walls of the arteries through which blood passes. Given that heart disease/heart attacks is one of the biggest killers as a result of the foregoing, I agree with you that it is likely that blood clotting in an individual is almost certainly more likely due to an underlying condition which has been occurring over a long period of time, rather than a jab that triggers it totally within a very short period of time. I'm not claiming anything definitive here, just passing on what I have been told by the medical profession...
Oh they do for sure. It's also an area with an extremely high BAME population, so there might be a "vulnerable" population as long as your arm to get through first.
Given the age demographics you're probably right
Given the age demographics you're probably right
How do two 30 years old get the vaccine like?
#ToyBoy
To be fair, I look and feel about 20 years older than her!