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proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Night Nurse and a couple of large single malt equal a great night's sleep...
SketchyMagpie
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Ha! I've only been to Bristol twice, both times as a guest at events when I was predominantly a comic artist, and I had a lovely time and thought the area I stayed in was quite picturesque but I've not really sampled the nightlife.
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
I bloody love Night Nurse! Use it when I can't sleep on nights. And that's on Doctors advice.
littleme
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Strangely I had a terrible night's sleep untill about 4am, it usually knocks me straight out. Feel even worse today.
joshua
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Thats the problem with night nurse, knocks you out but leaves you groggy the next day (never take it if you have to get early for work)
BobClay
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Just got back from Redruth (round trip 128 miles) where they pumped me full of antivirals because of the COVID +ve test and having a compromised immune system. To be honest other than a bit of a cough, runny nose and slightly sore throat I don't feel any worse than normal given the circumstances, but the nurse explained to me these antivirals knobble the attack spike on the COVID virus. So help out the immune system.
I'm all for a bit of spike knobbling I am. I've knobbled a few spikes in my travels.
I'm all for a bit of spike knobbling I am. I've knobbled a few spikes in my travels.
The Hawk
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I'm on the knobbling list as well, should I test positive.Just got back from Redruth (round trip 128 miles) where they pumped me full of antivirals because of the COVID +ve test and having a compromised immune system. To be honest other than a bit of a cough, runny nose and slightly sore throat I don't feel any worse than normal given the circumstances, but the nurse explained to me these antivirals knobble the attack spike on the COVID virus. So help out the immune system.
I'm all for a bit of spike knobbling I am. I've knobbled a few spikes in my travels.
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
7 weeks later I still have trouble breathing if I have to walk long distances. I did an extra night last night, only because I want the money towards Christmas, I'm so knackered today. Had a good sleep, for once, but am really struggling to do anything. Felt the same ever since I tested positive.
littleme
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Take care
SketchyMagpie
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Parents had their jabs today at the place on the Newport Road. Pfizer again. Shall see if they manage to go 4 out of 4 shots without experiencing any negative reaction whatsoever!
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
Took the folks there on Friday and they both had Moderna shots.
The Hawk
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Do you know if it was the original Pfizer/Moderna or the new bivalent versions?
SketchyMagpie
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Just looked, their cards say "Pfizer Bivalent"
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proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
The bivalent for my folks.
littleme
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I was due to get my booster (58 millionth) tomorrow, but decided turning up with a streaming cold was a bad idea, so I've cancelled for now.
I've heard a few people say they're not bothering having anymore covid jabs, one collegues had it twice despite being jabbed so doesn't see the point. But surely the point is so you dont become more ill than without the jab.
I've heard a few people say they're not bothering having anymore covid jabs, one collegues had it twice despite being jabbed so doesn't see the point. But surely the point is so you dont become more ill than without the jab.
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
Youngest hasn't had any jabs, refuses to, and has personal reasons why not.
I was more ill than him and I've had 3 jabs so far.
staffordjas
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Apart from being told I had Moderna the other week , I've still got no idea what version. Wasn't given a card or anything at the time , and NHS records still not showing I've had it. Keep getting texts from GP surgery teling me to make an appointment to get both flu (which I had at same time) and covid jabs this month .
Wasn't a very organised operation at the walk-in that I attended After a 2+ hour queue , apart from giving name and address at the entry desk , the form stayed in a pile and just wandered through to sit where we liked in no order , be grabbed by random nurses to be harpooned willy-nilly.
Wasn't a very organised operation at the walk-in that I attended After a 2+ hour queue , apart from giving name and address at the entry desk , the form stayed in a pile and just wandered through to sit where we liked in no order , be grabbed by random nurses to be harpooned willy-nilly.
Theresa Green
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