Alan Harper's Tash
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I’m 42 and had MMR at school.
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No one got it when I was a school so I reckon you would have been one of the first.I’m 42 and had MMR at school.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Think I was 14 or 15. It was new then.No one got it when I was a school so I reckon you would have been one of the first.
Man_City_Loyal
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I've just had an update on the bloke who lives over the road from me who's not been vaccinated because his belief was that COVID-19 was a load of bullshit.
He's the same age as me, looks more athletic than I do and from what I gather leads a more healthy lifestyle than I do. (Not that I'm particularly unhealthy but you know what I mean)
Anyway, after coming out of intensive care after getting the virus he didn't believe was real he's home but not right. He's lost a stone and half and doctors concerned about liver damage. He's to go back for tests. Also weirdly his hair has gone quite grey. He is annoyed with himself as didn't believe the virus was anything and so not jabbed.
sadly my sister and her fiance (both early 30s) thought they were better than everyone and didnt get the jab.
Well he lost his life last week :(
RACHACE
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Shit that's awful. Sorry for the loss in your family.sadly my sister and her fiance (both early 30s) thought they were better than everyone and didnt get the jab.
Well he lost his life last week :(
I had mine too (same age as the last poster)No one got it when I was a school so I reckon you would have been one of the first.
Centurions
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Introduced in 1988 so you'd have been a nipper but probably old enough.I’m 42 and had MMR at school.
Edit: in fact the first shot is given at a few months old nowadays at least.
Alan Harper's Tash
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I remember it being in secondary school.Introduced in 1988 so you'd have been a nipper but probably old enough.
Edit: in fact the first shot is given at a few months old nowadays at least.
AlexWilliamsGloves
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They may not have had MMR (thr combined vaccination)...but likely got the separate measles, mumps and rubella vaccsAny person 40 or above won't have had MMR and youngsters don't get the TB jab these days.