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Tubbylardo profile image
Tubbylardo

I'll pass thanks.

I'm jumping the queue ๐Ÿ˜€ I work in Primary Care and we will be training extra people to carry out vaccinations, they are 'using' us (voluntarily) to practice on ๐Ÿ’‰

So to answer my Question from elsewhere, I decided Yes to being stabbed ๐Ÿ˜

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Alison_L in reply to

The hospital I volunteer at is rolling them out in the next fortnight. Iโ€™ll be helping to herd the victims, I mean guinea pigs, no I mean staff through the doorโ€ฆ

080311 profile image
080311

Just listened to Nicola Sturgeon, first doses out 8th December. She said it will be the biggest logistical mobilisation in peacetime to get the whole population of Scotland vaccinated. Her word โ€œ monumental, โ€œ so to get the whole of the U.K. done my goodness itโ€™s going to take some doing.Pauline

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Meatless

Pleased to hear you will be taking it Michael, goodness knows youโ€™ve enough to contend with without Covid on top. Wishing you well..

Prada47 profile image
Prada47

I am a definite and I hope classed as vulnerable aged 73 with Moderate /Severe Heart Failure.

Only question I have is, has taking Entresto, Bisoprolol along with all the other cocktail of Meds all been taken into consideration ??

I was going to ask the Heart Failure Nurse but after thinking about it I am sure the MHRA will have asked the Question !!

Hands Face Space Vaccinate to Stay Safe

peachy10 profile image
peachy10 in reply to Prada47

I wonder this too. Has the test just been done on healthy people or did it include a cohort with varying health issues too?

080311 profile image
080311 in reply to peachy10

From what I have read itโ€™s been on a range of different ages and people with different health issues. Thereโ€™s someone on the forum whoโ€™s Mother in her 90s and as heart problems also is a breast cancer survivor was one of the test subjects. So I think itโ€™s been well looked at.

peachy10 profile image
peachy10 in reply to 080311

Thank you, that's reassuring.

Alison_L profile image
Alison_L in reply to 080311

My mum :)

080311 profile image
080311 in reply to Alison_L

HinAlison_L

Hope she is doing great, she certainly sounds a wonderful caring lady doing that for the rest of us. Please tell her from me Thank You.

Pauline x

Alison_L profile image
Alison_L in reply to 080311

Will do :)

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GardenRed in reply to peachy10

Mainly on healthy people - there were some older people in the trial but no pregnant women or immune compromised. The BBC may have been told it is safe but the reality is no safety aims or final data have been published.

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SpiritoftheFloyd

I'll definitely be getting it. It looks like my general hospital will be giving out the jabs. It will be a vast logistical operation.

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gilreid1

Having had many vacations to allow me to work overseas I will most definitely have this when offered. My opinion is there really is not an alternative.

Only46 profile image
Only46

I will most definitely get it when it gets to me. I'm 46 with genetic HF. I only wish teachers figured in the lineup somewhere as I am working with 30 + ,4 and 5 year olds everyday and with multiple cases in my school, feel teachers should be pretty high on the agenda if we are keeping schools open throughout. I'm also in tier 3, aces ๐Ÿ˜ฉ

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MichaelJHHeart Star in reply to Only46

I fully agree with teachers. My great nephew's school (primary) is currently shut because of the number of cases amongst both teachers and pupils. My niece works part-time in schools and one had the whole of Years 9 and 10 isolating!

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tapfoot in reply to Only46

Thank you for thinking of teachers! I was back at work 4 months after AVR and although there was space, it is impossible to help students without being close enough to see their work! I'm looking at alternative online work now.

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GracieOS

Definitely yes for me. I'm pretty low on the priority list, being under 60, so might be a while.

MichaelJH profile image
MichaelJHHeart Star in reply to GracieOS

I doubt you will be that low as you have HF so at high risk of complications.

Handel profile image
Handel

All the very best to you Michael xxx

MichaelJH profile image
MichaelJHHeart Star in reply to Handel

Thank you! ๐Ÿ™‚ I need all the luck I can get as the CovID situation doesn't help to move forward. Currently my life has been turned upside down! ๐Ÿ™ƒ

Handel profile image
Handel in reply to MichaelJH

The sooner this year is out of the way the better. I think we all wish we could do something to help you xxx

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Thanksnhs

Morning all, I spoke to my cardiologist on Tuesday she said definitely take it and I will obviously be guided by her, although it is getting rolled out next week, I am in Scotland and very disappointed to see that I will not be in the first group meaning it could be March before I actually get mine I personally feel that's too long a wait for people on immunosuppressants surely we must be higher risk than some hail and hearty elderly people, I don't just mean heart transplant people like myself, cancer sufferers as well and anyone else immunosuppressed, I am now very worried about the rest of the winter, I am 62, just when the light was appearing in the tunnel its been switched off again, take care all char

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080311 in reply to Thanksnhs

Morning CharThink maybe you will get it before then, your still under the clinic. Have a feeling hospitals will be rolling it out, would have thought the jubilee would be first in line as the heart and lung centre for the west of Scotland.

Pauline

Thanksnhs profile image
Thanksnhs in reply to 080311

Cardiologist never mentioned anything about when we would get it just definitely to take it and when I checked the government Web site it said vulnerable people under 65 will be in the second group with the over 65's I would love to get it as soon as, my mum is 91 she should get it very soon char x

080311 profile image
080311 in reply to Thanksnhs

I will have my fingers and toes crossed for you but have a feeling you might be surprised. Once the care homes and nursing homes done and the over 80s think you will be in the next wave.

Thanksnhs profile image
Thanksnhs in reply to 080311

Fingers crossed it might be soon for us all, It would be lovely to get out and about again, and have a holiday in the sun next year, I really missed getting away this year, even with the dodgy ticker and ridiculous priced travel insurance I was still going abroad two or three times a year, oh to sit on the beach and swim in the med, definitely something to look forward to ๐Ÿ˜Ž โ˜€ we were meant to be going to benidorm with friends for new year ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿ™„x

080311 profile image
080311 in reply to Thanksnhs

My son in Australia was coming over with the family have seen him 4 times over the past few years because of my health then his Dadโ€™s but havenโ€™t seen my granddaughters in the flesh since 2012 the plan was spring next year but thatโ€™s on hold. With everything crossed it will happen sometime.You talking about the Med and swimming there had a smile as I look out on a very snowy garden. You will get there and keep that thought in your minds eye keep you warm though the winter ๐Ÿ˜‚

Pauline x

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Thanksnhs in reply to 080311

That is a long time, I hope you will be able to get over their soon and what a catch up you will have at the barbi ๐Ÿ˜€, it's a place I have never been, I hope we all manage to do a lot more things next year and just put 2020 behind us xx

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