28-03-2021, 09:57 AM
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Re: Covid-19 Vaccinations
Originally Posted by scot37
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I was only in the surgery for about 5 minutes. Four quick questions and the needle was in my arm before I realised. It was one of my own doctors who gave me the vaccine.No bad reactions by the way.
I presume this is so they know who to issue the vaccination certificate to and so the medical centre/nurse gets paid by the health department.
https://www.health.gov.au/sites/defa...nsent-form.pdf
28-03-2021, 02:56 PM
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Re: Covid-19 Vaccinations
On Friday, all the residents at the care home had their second jab, not enough for the staff so we were asked to book our own, so long story short, I’ve just had my second Pfizer jab, they phoned me this morning and I had it at 2-15, so I’m all done now....
28-03-2021, 03:23 PM
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Re: Covid-19 Vaccinations
Just a bit of info from the US, Primus and others.I had the Moderna vaccine 1st shot one month ago, then two days ago I had the second.
First shot was a breeze, second shot hurt and took longer. Could certainly have been the different gals working. Nothing except a sore arm for the first 8 hours, then some tiredness in the evening. I didn't sleep well, so tired all day yesterday until evening. No other symptoms, no nausea, fever, headache, chills.....
This morning I have my old bounce back, and feel like the last two days never happened.
Here's a bit of a laugh, though. The first shot I had I dreamed at night, and actually woke myself up laughing out loud! Almost like a giggle, as I knew I shouldn't be laughing but couldn't stop.
Then, dreamed again with the second about some tall, thin jokers wearing blue pointed dunce hats, blue jackets, and long blue and white striped stockings, dancing about. I was calling them Blue Billy....
Now, I either need a new life or I need to be locked up. No comments, please.
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