Hi Kelly,
Great you got it and second to come so soon. I remember CVC pharmacies.
We have to wait 12 weeks for our second but as now back in Spain no idea, but
my GP back in UK said I could have it on my return whenever that will be. To
return need prepaid two Covid tests and 10:days quarantine. Bloody Wuhans
😱😩they have a lot to answer for.
Watching BBC news tonight and all on about AV....stupid politics ...think the
EU are well jealous of how Boris and Co. have got on with it. Boris is going
for his first jab tomorrow.
Meanwhile, thinking Re food...am still wanting your corned beef. Think it is
fish again but that is ok..salmon. Did you celebrate Paddies day on your
own..was thinking of you.
J❤️
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On 18 Mar 2021, at 21:25, K G <chilecayenne@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jules,
Yes I got my first shot a week ago this past Tuesday, I get the second one on
the 30th.
I got the Pfizer one. I found that the CVS pharmacy here, not only had online
lots of open reservations spots (I signed up on a Mon for the next day)…they
also showed which vaccines were being given at which locations.
They signed me up for initial dose and the 2nd one too at same time.
From what I understand on this one and the Moderna one….usually the first shot
isn’t too bad. My arm was a bit sore the next morning.
The 2nd one, can make you feel pretty bad. But it just depends on body
chemistry. My parents both had Moderna….my Dad had virtually no effects at
all…Mom was laid out for almost 2 days….
So will see how it goes with me.
The way I”m falling apart lately….covid isn’t fully at the top of my list of
problems these days…hahaha.
On Mar 18, 2021, at 3:58 AM, Julia Leatherwood
<julialeatherwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:julialeatherwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Kelly, This is not food related but Re something we have been chatting about,
Have you had your jab yet?
We had our AV end of January with no side effects whatsoever. However my young
dentist as a front line worker had one and could not work for 3 days as so
fatigued.
Newspaper headlines: EU will 'grab your jabs' and tough migrant stance
A UK-EU row over Covid vaccine supply leads many papers, while new asylum
seeker rules also feature.
Read in BBC News: https://apple.news/AS7iyO1xLSpiTNytxlwN0kA
Shared from Apple News<https://www.apple.com/uk/news>
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