littleme
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Same here, I thought it may be handy to order repeat prescriptions, but it says I don't have any* saved & I can't see how to make one....
*I've had one for 10+ years
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Coronavirus.
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*I've had one for 10+ years
BobClay
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Right ..... DUHHHHHHH !! (I'm in dumb mode.) And thanks.
(My excuse, I've just got a new phone and during the Smart Switch of transferring apps it took umbrage. I'm still doing battle trying to get online Banking working on it as my Pinsentry Card Reader has gone to the great big gashbin in the sky.)
(My excuse, I've just got a new phone and during the Smart Switch of transferring apps it took umbrage. I'm still doing battle trying to get online Banking working on it as my Pinsentry Card Reader has gone to the great big gashbin in the sky.)
littleme
250,000th poster!
  Right ..... DUHHHHHHH !! (I'm in dumb mode.) And thanks.
(My excuse, I've just got a new phone and during the Smart Switch of transferring apps it took umbrage. I'm still doing battle trying to get online Banking working on it as my Pinsentry Card Reader has gone to the great big gashbin in the sky.)
I thought when reading the post about it... 'Why not put the name of the NHS app'.... So just searched NHS app....... Dddduuuhhhhhhh!
BobClay
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All registered, photographed and scanned and got full access within minutes. Figure this might come in handy with this prostate crap as it records all the appointments (which I have been neglecting to write down.) So must offer thanks to all those who put me onto it. 
PS ... I've also guilted myself into opening a paper file with all the medical correspondence which I have also neglected. Comes with being a lazy bastard.
PS ... I've also guilted myself into opening a paper file with all the medical correspondence which I have also neglected. Comes with being a lazy bastard.
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Trumpet
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Can't install, quite a few people appear to have had connectivity problems of one sort or another.
Thehooperman
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Far quieter today at Kingston and well organised.
Test was negative but had a mini heart attack when I quickly skim read the message and read the bit at the bottom about being in contact with someone who's tested positive as only seeing the word positive
Test was negative but had a mini heart attack when I quickly skim read the message and read the bit at the bottom about being in contact with someone who's tested positive as only seeing the word positive
basil
don't mention the blinds
Given the Az at Holmcroft today, in the centre less than 10 minutes, advised to wait in car for 15 minutes, just in case.
Usual afternoon nap followed by mug of tea with 2 thirds of a packet of Aldi Oaties (biccys)
Half an hour 'til Death in Paradise
Oh what a perfect day.....
Usual afternoon nap followed by mug of tea with 2 thirds of a packet of Aldi Oaties (biccys)
Half an hour 'til Death in Paradise
Oh what a perfect day.....
staffordjas
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https://www.inyourarea.co.uk/news/stafford-covid-19-vaccine-centre-receives-limited-supply/
Holmcroft surgery ..... Got capacity for 2000 jabs a day , but supply limited so can only do about 400 per week.
Holmcroft surgery ..... Got capacity for 2000 jabs a day , but supply limited so can only do about 400 per week.
Thehooperman
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I called into Aldi en route to getting my COVID jab to stock up in case I get a reaction and can't get out.
The whole shop was full of elderly ladies either standing in the middle of aisles chatting or not social distancing whatsoever whilst shopping. I had to ask at least two of them to step away whilst I was picking things off the shelves.
It was worse than pension day at the post office
The whole shop was full of elderly ladies either standing in the middle of aisles chatting or not social distancing whatsoever whilst shopping. I had to ask at least two of them to step away whilst I was picking things off the shelves.
It was worse than pension day at the post office
Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
It will be interesting to see if there is a rise in cases as people get their first jabs and define themselves to now be immortal immediately.I called into Aldi en route to getting my COVID jab to stock up in case I get a reaction and can't get out.
The whole shop was full of elderly ladies either standing in the middle of aisles chatting or not social distancing whatsoever whilst shopping. I had to ask at least two of them to step away whilst I was picking things off the shelves.
It was worse than pension day at the post office
Thehooperman
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There were enough immortal pricks being pricks before they'd had their pricks so I expect there to be a significant rise in prick immortality numbers now that they've been pricked
Trumpet
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I felt anything but on Wednesday.
Thehooperman
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Jabbing complete, no side effects yet. Today's vaccine was the Pfizer one.
Very smooth operation at the Showground but they didn't check any details about whether you'd booked an appointment.
They only asked about my appointment time so I would guess you could just turn up and get away with it if you just made a time up.
Very smooth operation at the Showground but they didn't check any details about whether you'd booked an appointment.
They only asked about my appointment time so I would guess you could just turn up and get away with it if you just made a time up.