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Rosehip Jan 2021 5:01pm, 23 Jan 2021 19,422 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip Booking online you can't book jab one without making an appt for jab 2
Tracey G Jan 2021 5:03pm, 23 Jan 2021 2,761 posts	Quote Pin Tracey G Sharpie - not long now then for you.
HellsBells Jan 2021 5:10pm, 23 Jan 2021 27,630 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells JB - the same as consent for any other procedure. The vaccinator should talk to your lad, assess his ability to consent and talk with the accompanying career. In practice a “best interests” decision would be to vaccinate
Johnny Blaze Jan 2021 5:20pm, 23 Jan 2021 24,615 posts	Quote Pin Johnny Blaze Ta. I thought it might be something like that.
GeneHunt59 Jan 2021 5:21pm, 23 Jan 2021 1,382 posts	Quote Pin GeneHunt59 Predicted first jab between 27 Jan & 12 Feb.
Hunkyteddy Jan 2021 5:23pm, 23 Jan 2021 724 posts	Quote Pin Hunkyteddy Guernsey has gone back into lockdown for the first time since June due to cases of community transmission in people who haven't been off the island. Last part of the British Isles I think. Sad for them. (Presume the parkrun will now be cancelled too)
Lip Gloss Jan 2021 5:42pm, 23 Jan 2021 48,221 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss JB, was just asked a few questions, told which one I was getting and asked if happy to proceed
larkim Jan 2021 5:56pm, 23 Jan 2021 13,318 posts	Quote Pin larkim JB - in practice, few questions asked. My son with learning disabilities presented an enthusiastic demeanour, and I simply filled in the consent form and he signed it. "Best interests" would be easy to justify too of course and I can only imagine the most busy body of social workers would even think about intervening and forcing it to go through a formal best interest panel decision. Once your son turns 18 though to do need to at least consider whether your natural decision as a parent might be challenged by a reasonable social work team looking to support him in his adult choices.
PenW Jan 2021 5:59pm, 23 Jan 2021 2,164 posts	Quote Pin PenW My second jab is 31st March, 11 weeks after the first one. Has anyone read any of the articles/advice about the effect of drinking alcohol on effectiveness of vaccines/body’s response to vaccines? drinkaware.co.uk
Metro_Nome Jan 2021 6:04pm, 23 Jan 2021 5,983 posts	Quote Pin Metro_Nome Interesting, thanks for sharing