Coronavirus (2021) thread

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Some are experiencing a few effects from the second Pfizer, I believe.
My daughter and her colleagues have this week.

The published data shows a stronger reaction for 2nd Pfizer, much weaker for 2nd AZ. No idea why.

I've spent the day zonked out after 1st AZ yesterday.

Still, it's all a lot better than catching a deadly virus!
 
My mum is in her 80’s and has had both Pfizer and had zero side effects after either jab.
Did she have both in the initial 3 weeks? My wife did and had nothing more than mild joint aches. Whereas my daughter and her colleagues went 12 weeks between with all of them showing varying systems.
 
Did she have both in the initial 3 weeks? My wife did and had nothing more than mild joint aches. Whereas my daughter and her colleagues went 12 weeks between with all of them showing varying systems.
Ah yes, that did cross my mind after I’d posted. My mum had both 3 weeks apart.
 
No i don't, and i want every body in Europe to be Vaccinated as soon as possible, ok we aren't part of their club as you put it, but they are just being petty, how many lifes have been lost in the EU because of the miss information about the Oxford jab? And the club you obviously liked to be a member of are going to to carry on banning exports of the Vaccine to Country's that ordered them in good faith
I am just happy we’ve beaten the Frenchies on the rugby pitch. We are doing fine with the vaccines and it is for other Countries / trading blocs to sort themselves out.

I agree everyone should honour their deals but Italy have 25,000 cases (per day) and Australia had 70 (last time I checked) so it’s clear who has the much greater need. Vaccine production and distribution is being ramped up so I doubt the Aussies will really lose out.
 
Maybe offer to pay 10% of the cost of a holiday if taken in the UK versus going to Europe.

Ditto for buying UK products made here not abroad,

I think our home economy - entertainment and shopping etc - will bounce back unexpectedly fast. As it will be like opening up after the war where there was less option and no money. The more we can boost that side of things the more we can look longer term toward exports. That will be harder now no doubt as most countries will urge their own people to buy at home.

In the short term it will be like being released from prison and we need to assure as much as possible of that goes into the UK coffers.

However, we are NOT there yet!
People will buy whatever is the cheapest. Unless it’s a holiday. Fuck 20% discount to freeze my nads off in Northumbria, where’s the Spanish check-in desk?
 
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