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1 year anniversary of the South Australian lockdown today
12 months on, I really think, all things considering, we have done well dealing with Covid

I think you are right MAL. A friend of mine with rellies in the UK can not believe how good we have it.

Mrs got her first shot yesterday (AstraZeneca).
She's couldn't sleep last night due and is crook as a dog today and has a very sore arm.
Not a great advert for me!

Wedgie wrote:Mrs got her first shot yesterday (AstraZeneca).
She's couldn't sleep last night due and is crook as a dog today and has a very sore arm.
Not a great advert for me!

You should be safe
My GP said that those fitter and in good physical shape feel the effects more

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Mrs got her first shot yesterday (AstraZeneca).
She's couldn't sleep last night due and is crook as a dog today and has a very sore arm.
Not a great advert for me!

You should be safe
My GP said that those fitter and in good physical shape feel the effects more

LOL, she's less fit than me believe it or not! This keeps getting worse and worse!

Got my first test done today, was a lot better than expected. If anything the throat was slightly more uncomfortable than the nose.

The woman took mine then dropped it so had to do it again, apparently I'm the only person she's done that to.

Wedgie wrote:The woman took mine then dropped it so had to do it again, apparently I'm the only person she's done that to.

10 second rule?

Kahuna wrote:

Wedgie wrote:The woman took mine then dropped it so had to do it again, apparently I'm the only person she's done that to.

10 second rule?

I wish!

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Mrs got her first shot yesterday (AstraZeneca).
She's couldn't sleep last night due and is crook as a dog today and has a very sore arm.
Not a great advert for me!

You should be safe
My GP said that those fitter and in good physical shape feel the effects more

LOL, she's less fit than me believe it or not! This keeps getting worse and worse!

My wife had hers about 2 weeks ago. No reaction to it at all. Not even sore at the injection spot.

Shes all good today, must be just a 24 hour thing for some.
Ironically we're still not going anywhere today as I have to self isolate awaiting reaults.

Wedgie wrote:Shes all good today, must be just a 24 hour thing for some.
Ironically we're still not going anywhere today as I have to self isolate awaiting reaults.

dammed if you do dammed if you dont, know of a few that have become quite ill for a few days after but the majority have suffered no issues at all

NSW and Australian allrounder Daniel Sams has tested positive to COVID-19.

Sams left Australia on April 1st, arrived in Chennai via Doha in preparation for the IPL and has been made to quarantine for seven days.

According to his franchise Royal Challenges Bangalore, Sams tested negative upon arrival in Chennai on April 3rd, but a second test on April 7th returned a positive result.

Sams, who is currently experiencing mild symptoms, will now be monitored by the RCB team and follow the BCCI health protocols.

In a statement, Cricket Australia said it was aware of the situation, adding: "CA and the Australian Cricketers' Association will support Sams and work with RCB and the BCCI to ultimately ensure his safe return to Australia". 

https://www.cricket.com.au/news/daniel- ... 2021-04-07

Bit concerned with the way the government is handling the rollout of the vaccine.
I've suffered from heart failure since my 30s and am on blood thinners because I'm more likely to have a clot.
Somehow the government is telling me if I have an Astra Zeneca now the benefits outweigh the risks yet this time last year when I was under 50 they didn't?

If anything I'm more susceptible to a clot the older I get.

This a couple of weeks after they were saying there was zero issues with it , hard to believe them with their track record.

Wedgie wrote:Bit concerned with the way the government is handling the rollout of the vaccine.
I've suffered from heart failure since my 30s and am on blood thinners because I'm more likely to have a clot.
Somehow the government is telling me if I have an Astra Zeneca now the benefits outweigh the risks yet this time last year when I was under 50 they didn't?

If anything I'm more susceptible to a clot the older I get.

This a couple of weeks after they were saying there was zero issues with it , hard to believe them with their track record.

Thought you have had your first dose?
The government can only go on advisement from regulators and health experts that the vaccine is fine.
The risk is still so minute that more people are admitted to hospital daily with clots from other medication.

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Bit concerned with the way the government is handling the rollout of the vaccine.
I've suffered from heart failure since my 30s and am on blood thinners because I'm more likely to have a clot.
Somehow the government is telling me if I have an Astra Zeneca now the benefits outweigh the risks yet this time last year when I was under 50 they didn't?

If anything I'm more susceptible to a clot the older I get.

This a couple of weeks after they were saying there was zero issues with it , hard to believe them with their track record.

Thought you have had your first dose?
The government can only go on advisement from regulators and health experts that the vaccine is fine.
The risk is still so minute that more people are admitted to hospital daily with clots from other medication.

Me?

No definately not.

The missus had one and it made her crook as a dog

I had a test last week, maybe that's what confused you?

Eh, the missus had her first dose of the AZ vaccine this morning. after talking it over with her doctor she got it despite the media beat up around it all.

i may or may not have checked her life insurance policy is up to date though....

tipper wrote:Eh, the missus had her first dose of the AZ vaccine this morning. after talking it over with her doctor she got it despite the media beat up around it all.

i may or may not have checked her life insurance policy is up to date though....

You might laugh at that but id be checking the fine print, if the governements are absolving pharamaceutical companies from any deaths caused by the vaccine, insurance companies certainly wont be paying out.

So who is keen to have the experimental so called WU HU FLU shot;

It seems there are problems with the Johnson and Johnson one as well.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/johnson-jo ... e-effects/

Any one for Astrazeneca ???? some of us knew about the blood clotting issue months and months ago.

The latest reports now say also possible cause of capillaries leaking syndrome

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/he ... e-symptoms

Mate at work his latest squeeze is a nurse she had the AZ last week day after sick as hell in bed for 2 days all the other 7 nurses work mates similar symptoms as well.

https://www.dw.com/en/whats-the-science ... a-54097063

So are we all happy to be the human guinea pigs on these new so called vaccines ?????

I have now read many many reports of some people dying within 2 days of a shot.

Ah but the experts say yeah only one in 250,000 might get these side effects are you prepared to roll the dice ??????

Its not compulsory

More than happy to get it based on reading the science