Coronavirus **support** thread
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May 2022
12:37pm, 14 May 2022
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Fields
I’ve found that wfh means I am more likely to work if feeling a bit low as easier to drag myself to the next room than it is to get up, dressed, drive to work etc
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May 2022
1:42pm, 14 May 2022
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Gymfreak
Absolutely. I couldn’t get out of bed on Tuesday and would never have gone to work. But I could work from the bed!
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May 2022
1:45pm, 14 May 2022
18,124 posts
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Autumnleaves
MiL has come back from their coach holiday with it  She sounds grim but says it feels like a very bad cold. She's 84, so well vaccinated. Fingers crossed.
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May 2022
2:15pm, 14 May 2022
45,345 posts
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DocM
DQ i thought the advice was gap between vaccines. That would seem the safest approach. I think advice has been a bit fluid. Little Miss Happy might have the current advice |
May 2022
4:55pm, 14 May 2022
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um
DQ - not a medic, but last year I got a pneumonia jab from the GP (well, a nurse) and asked if any impact on my upcoming Covid jab. Assured there wasn't. When I went to the local centre for the covid jab, the nurses there called the consultant and only after quite a bit of thought did he agree to let it go ahead. And that was because I was 7 days later, not 7 full days. When I next spoke to the surgery (different nurse, and the GP) they both insisted their advice was correct, but that many people and some medical authorities were adopting the 7 day gap to be able to assess & identify any side effects. To be safe, may be nbest to schedule at least 7 full days apart? Although maybe the covid jab side effect tracking is lower risk/priority these days? |
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May 2022
4:57pm, 14 May 2022
6,064 posts
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um
Or do whatever the covid centre says. They're unlikely to change their position, right or wrong or not. As DocM says, it may be a matter of interpratation rather than absolute non-ambiguous guidance.
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May 2022
6:48pm, 14 May 2022
5,781 posts
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Little Miss Happy
DQ - the only vaccine we worry about having within a week of the CV19 one is shingles. Apart from that we just suggest that you use the opposite arm so that if there are localised side effects you know which has caused it.
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May 2022
9:05am, 15 May 2022
6,803 posts
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DoricQuine
Thanks all. I think I might just reschedule my pneumococcal vaccine. OH has injured his hand so if I were to have two sore arms that would mean only one working arm between us!
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May 2022
11:17am, 17 May 2022
12,899 posts
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Little Nemo
My brother's boss has just tested positive, it's still out there. I've just bought some more tests as the last one got used today. Hopefully still immune from last year's case!
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May 2022
11:47am, 17 May 2022
5,438 posts
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icemaiden
It's coming back. There's new variants to worry about that may or may not be affected by previous infection/vax.
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