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Ness Jan 2021 12:53pm, 23 Jan 2021 13,347 posts	Quote Pin Ness April for me too.
Ness Jan 2021 12:56pm, 23 Jan 2021 13,348 posts	Quote Pin Ness February (12 - 22) is the estimate for Mr Ness.
Lip Gloss Jan 2021 12:58pm, 23 Jan 2021 48,216 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss The Pfizer is what I got so don’t why the waiting time
It’sBeginningToLookALotLikeFleecy Jan 2021 1:03pm, 23 Jan 2021 51,793 posts	Quote Pin It’sBeginningToLookALotLikeFleecy Ooh says between April and June for me, earlier than I thought! By the way, 10% of the adult population have now received their first jab. I find that pretty amazing!
EvilPixie Jan 2021 1:10pm, 23 Jan 2021 22,583 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie Same for me fleecy hubby is April 10% is fab I hope supplies don't slow things too much
run free Jan 2021 1:15pm, 23 Jan 2021 4,642 posts	Quote Pin run free My guess for large mass events to run might be around Q3
The_Saint Jan 2021 1:44pm, 23 Jan 2021 6,694 posts	Quote Pin The_Saint People in their 20s and 30s are predicted to get their second dose by Sept, but that assumes 70% take-up. Without some kind of vaccine passport and enforcement of this I struggle to see how mass events can return in a form we are used to.
jda Jan 2021 1:59pm, 23 Jan 2021 9,298 posts	Quote Pin jda Don’t forget prevalence was down to a very low level over last summer. It should be a lot better this coming summer.
geordiegirl Jan 2021 2:09pm, 23 Jan 2021 13,232 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl Half marathon done today 8 with a friend. All walkers we passed were chilled and very friendly we did give space but often they moved to let us through. Very pleasant.
Turtlemama Jan 2021 4:03pm, 23 Jan 2021 1,395 posts	Quote Pin Turtlemama I had the Pfizer jab and everyone was being booked for 2nd dose 12 weeks to the day. To be fair, if after 3 weeks its 80% + effective, I'm OK about that and am just damned grateful to have had the chance for an early vaccine.