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[Misc] Over 36 and not been vaccinated yet? [Aged 36 and over - see post 193]
- Thread starter Bozza
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The wife is 44 and has literally just booked her first jab for Monday second one 12 July
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That's predominantly in the 45 to 49 age group I guess so on that basis doesn't sound too bad
S'hampton Seagull
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Although not via the NHS site, I got a text from the local GP surgery earlier today asking me to book so getting 'done' tomorrow afternoon. I'm 41 in May.
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um bongo molongo
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I managed to get in at a local chemist (in north London) yesterday who were doing 40+
Normal Rob
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I'm 47 and have mine on Monday, except that my car broke down yesterday and now I can't get to it.
Rapidly homing in on 50 . . . . 1st stab this morning.
Biscuit Barrel
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They are inviting 44 year olds to book their jabs now, according to the BBC website.
The NHS is today inviting all 44-year-olds in England to come forward for a vaccine. Around half a million of the age group will begin receiving a text inviting them to book a jab, with health service sources predicting that the 40- to 43-year-olds will get the call later this week.
Two thirds of people aged 45 to 49 have now been vaccinated. It coincides with the launch of a new government campaign urging younger people to take up the offer when their turn comes.
This will include the vaccine programme’s first use of TV advertising.
The “every vaccination gives us hope” campaign will also run across social media and on billboards.
Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, said: “The biggest vaccination programme in NHS history has delivered 45.5 million doses so far across the UK, and we are on track to offer a jab to all adults by the end of July. I encourage everyone who is 44 to book an appointment to get the jab.”
Two thirds of people aged 45 to 49 have now been vaccinated. It coincides with the launch of a new government campaign urging younger people to take up the offer when their turn comes.
This will include the vaccine programme’s first use of TV advertising.
The “every vaccination gives us hope” campaign will also run across social media and on billboards.
Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, said: “The biggest vaccination programme in NHS history has delivered 45.5 million doses so far across the UK, and we are on track to offer a jab to all adults by the end of July. I encourage everyone who is 44 to book an appointment to get the jab.”
Stumpy Tim
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I just managed to book my 42 year old wife a jab... it's opened up again.
We're having to travel to Eastbourne from Hove, but booked in this Friday.
We're having to travel to Eastbourne from Hove, but booked in this Friday.
Boroseagull
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I'm pleased to say things are drastically improving here in Spain, just been called for my second jab (Pfizer) this Saturday and the 'long suffering' the following Thursday.
Butch Willykins
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42 and just got thru on the NHS site.
All booked in for Thursday.
All booked in for Thursday.
Over 40 and not been vaccinated yet? [Aged 40-45 - see post 116]
Thanks. By posting this on NSC, fellow Brighton fans and their networks, including myself, have now booked a jab. I don’t mind the travel to Horsham on this occasion.
Thanks. By posting this on NSC, fellow Brighton fans and their networks, including myself, have now booked a jab. I don’t mind the travel to Horsham on this occasion.
JJ McClure
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I'll echo Hugo's sentiments, great news watching people update. I'm happily booked in at Crawley first thing tomorrow.
Biscuit Barrel
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43 and just booked my 2 jabs. Got to go to Epsom for the first one on Thursday, but it will be worth the journey.
This includes those turning 42 by 1st july
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- #159
It's letting those aged 40 and above now.
swindonseagull
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Second Jab tomorrow.